Permission explorer
Searchable guides for Location, Camera, Photos, Bluetooth, and App Tracking — each explains what access means and when apps typically ask.
What you explore
Three ways the app helps you understand permissions without jargon.
Mission checklists
Short step-by-step missions open Settings when you choose. You mark progress yourself; nothing runs in the background without you.
Dashboard and journal
Track checklist progress by category, log what you changed, set optional reminders, and export a privacy report snapshot when you need one.
Inside the app
Guides, progress, and smart search on your device.
Privacy Policy
Effective date: November 6, 2026
Permission Atlas is an education app. It explains iOS permission types and helps you record steps you take in Settings. The app does not collect personal data for its own servers. Journal entries, checklist progress, reminders, and other content you create stay on your device unless you export them yourself.
If you enable notifications, Apple’s system delivers reminders you schedule; notification permission is requested only when you turn that feature on. Opening Settings uses standard iOS links — the app does not change system permissions without your action.
We do not sell personal information. If you contact us by email, we use your message only to respond. Updates to this policy will be posted on this page with a revised effective date.
Support
Questions about guides, missions, or exports? Email us and include your iOS version and a short description of what you tried.
Permission Atlas is published by Nikolov Beatris. Response times may vary; we aim to reply within a few business days.