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Loupe: What Apps Can See

by Mysk Inc.

iPhone · iPad

Active Last checked 31 Jul 2026

Quick verdict

What it is
Store information collected; independent summary not yet available.
At a glance
  • Free to download

Categories and search queries

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Key functions

Function Availability Access Scope Evidence
Free app Yes Free Store published

Screens

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Pricing & paywalls

App Store

  • Free

Ratings & reviews

App Store

5.0 401 ratings · App Store

  1. 5/5Delicious with maple syrup.

    Everyone should try this app. Then go through all the scary information it provides and stay up all night being fearful about the 10,000 apps you have accumulated on your iPad and iPhones. Its fun! Be careful with the maple syrup though. I took my phone out of my pocket and found pocket lint stuck to the syrup. I had to give the phone to a Labrador Retriever for a thorough tongue washing. Its clean now, and works great, but I can only use it on speaker because when I hold it close to my face the intense smell of doggie breath gives me an irresistible urge to chase tennis balls. The first time it happened I ran out in the street and was almost run over by a postal delivery truck. I was okay, but I ended up chasing the truck for three blocks, barking loudly.

    Diogenes' Cat · 31 Jul 2026

  2. 5/5Apple is complicit 🫪

    Apple iOS is as bad as (if not, worse) than Google browsers. I’m writing this review before I throw my phone in the trash. I’m kidding, at least for now, but this is the first app I’ve seen demonstrate to a great extent the variables apps can use to build a fingerprint. It’d be cool to see some recommendations as to how we can potentially reduce the surface that apps are able to access, if possible, and maybe a demonstration of (opt-in) fingerprinting via Firebase (crashlytics?) and the despicable persistent keychain data that can’t be deleted that apps use to fingerprint. Looking forward to future updates!

    SuperBlaze27 · 31 Jul 2026

  3. 5/5Informative. Brilliantly Simplistic

    Yeah “fingerprinting” is a form of identifying and tracking you digitally, exploiting your information and you online. But how exactly? By what means? And how do you measure that? No better way to explain than demonstrate than by picking up your very own, go to, most used “computer” — your iPhone. Let Loupe do the walking. You can’t help but watch and learn. It’s personal. It’s your device. Excellent demonstration for a reliable lesson in digital tracking but WITHOUT the online exploitation.

    iPaul-Pro · 31 Jul 2026

  4. 5/5Eye opening!

    When they told me that any app could see exactly when my phone was activated, write down to the second, it helped me comprehend how easy it is for them to identify me and track me. I mean, how many of my exact model of phone were activated at the exact second I activated my phone? This app is really starting to make me aware that I need to take steps to protect my privacy.

    King Sleeve · 31 Jul 2026

  5. 5/5Wild Access By Apps!

    Deleted the last few non privacy focused apps after seeing what this app exposes and is available to every app installed on iOS. Using Psylo (very inexpensive for what it is) with PWAs to try and get closer to the “privacy” apple markets. Awesome apps by team mysk!

    aaron-hickey6 · 31 Jul 2026

Privacy & accessibility

App Store

Privacy

  • Data Not Collected Developer declared

Accessibility

  • Audio Descriptions — SUPPORTED Store published
  • Captions — SUPPORTED Store published
  • Dark Interface — SUPPORTED Store published
  • Differentiate Without Color Alone — SUPPORTED Store published
  • Larger Text — SUPPORTED Store published
  • Reduced Motion — SUPPORTED Store published
  • Sufficient Contrast — SUPPORTED Store published
  • Voice Control — SUPPORTED Store published
  • VoiceOver — SUPPORTED Store published

Versions

App Store

  • 1.0.0
  • 1.0.1 · 12 Jun 2026

    - Photos now asks for your permission before it looks up place names for your photo locations. - New language support: Korean, Polish, Italian, and Vietnamese. - Fixed the Steam URL scheme, thanks to @Solarphlare. - Small interface refinements. - Small localization refinements.

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