Vibe Anyware turns an iPhone into a trackpad and keyboard for a Mac. This policy explains what data the app uses.
Vibe Anyware does not collect tracking data and does not show ads.
For LAN and Custom Relay modes, the app stores connection settings locally on the device, such as host, port, relay endpoint, server ID, orientation preference, pinned shortcut keys, and recent host history.
For Official Relay mode, Sign in with Apple provides an Apple user identifier and may provide an email address and display name. The Official Relay service uses this account data only to create or update the relay account and issue relay credentials for the user's Mac host.
The iOS app stores Official Relay credentials and the LAN command key in the iOS Keychain. The desktop setup prompt may include pairing material that lets the Mac host connect to the selected relay or accept encrypted LAN commands. Treat copied setup prompts as secret.
Pointer movement, clicks, scrolling, keyboard shortcuts, and text entered by the user are sent only to the configured Mac host or relay endpoint. Official Relay command frames are encrypted with a command key before they enter the relay socket. The relay gateway authenticates sockets but does not need to inspect command contents.
We do not sell personal data. We do not use personal data for third-party advertising. Official Relay account data is used only to provide relay connectivity and maintain abuse-resistant access to the service.
Users can remove local data by deleting the app. Users can remove Mac host credentials by unloading the LaunchAgent and deleting the host's LaunchAgent property list file.
For privacy or support requests, contact support@infist.cn.