Pocket Bench: Previous versions
The current Privacy policy and Terms of use are the ones that apply. Every change to either page is listed here, newest first, with the date, what changed and the full text as it was before.
, later the same day
Both pages, after a review of the first text. The app is not released yet, so no one had used it under the first text.
Privacy policy. Added: that we are the party responsible for the data; what we receive if you email us, how long we keep it and how to have it deleted (“If you email us”); your rights (“Your rights”); a “Permissions” section, including the local network prompt on iPhone and iPad. Corrected: the user name or header name for a server’s sign-in is kept in the app’s storage, not in secure storage; saved secrets are left out of Google backup on Android and are not restored to a different device on iPhone and iPad (the first text said “kept out of device backups”); on iPhone and iPad, iOS may keep saved secrets after the app is deleted (the first text said uninstalling removes everything); for a self-signed certificate the app sends nothing to the server until you accept it and does not check the name in a certificate you accepted; the “About this device” screen also shows the maker and system name. The app is now described as meant for people aged 18 and over. Changes are listed on this page from now on.
Terms of use. The app is meant for people aged 18 and over (was: not for children under 13, under 18 with permission). Use at work or for a business is allowed, and business losses are excluded as far as the law allows. Section 3 now agrees with the Privacy policy about backups and about what iOS may keep. Section 4 adds that anyone holding your unlocked phone can use your tools, and that a tool may stop working if the software on your server changes and we may not be able to update it. Section 5 no longer describes a purchase that does not exist yet. Section 8: we remain responsible where a fault in the app caused loss on your servers. Section 10: changes are listed on this page (the first text promised a notice in the app, which the app cannot show yet). Section 13: we may transfer the app to a business that takes it over, without reducing your rights. Your rights under consumer law are unchanged.
Full text as it was: Privacy policy; Terms of use.
First text of both pages, published before the app’s release.