Easy CallPrivacy Policy
Privacy Policy
Last updated November 2026.
Dino Budimilić (Farting Pixel) made Easy Call. It has no accounts, no ads and no analytics, and it doesn’t collect any data. Everything you put in it stays on your iPhone.
This page explains what Easy Call keeps on your iPhone and how it works with the rest of iOS.
What stays on your iPhone
The names, phone numbers or FaceTime addresses, photos and colors you add are saved in Easy Call’s own storage on your iPhone. So that the widgets can show your people, Easy Call also keeps their names and faces (not their numbers) in a folder only its widgets can read.
None of it is sent to me or anyone else, and Easy Call doesn’t sync it anywhere. Like other app data it is part of your iPhone’s backups, if you make them. Deleting the app deletes all of it.
Contacts, photos and the camera
“Fill from Contacts” opens Apple’s contact picker. Easy Call gets only the one contact you pick (name, number or email, and photo), never your address book, so it doesn’t ask for permission to your contacts.
Photos come through Apple’s photo picker, which gives Easy Call only the photo you choose and no access to your library. The camera is used only when you choose to take a photo, and iOS asks you first. The cut-out look is made on your iPhone with Apple’s Vision framework.
Calls
Easy Call hands the number to your iPhone’s Phone or FaceTime app, which makes the call. Easy Call never sees whether a call happened, how long it lasted, or your call history.
No analytics, no ads, no tracking
Easy Call doesn’t connect to the internet. The first version used an analytics service (Flurry); version 2.0 has none, and no ads or third-party code of any kind. On the App Store this is labeled “Data Not Collected”.
If you have chosen to share analytics with app developers (Settings, Privacy & Security, Analytics & Improvements), Apple may send me anonymous crash reports. That is Apple’s option and you can turn it off there.
Your contacts from the first version
The first time version 2.0 opens, it copies the contacts the old version saved on your iPhone into its new storage. The old copy is left untouched as a safety net, still only on your iPhone.
Children
Easy Call doesn’t collect personal information from anyone, children included.
Changes
If a future version ever needs to send something off your iPhone, it will ask you first, and this page will say what and why before that version is released.
Contact
Questions about this policy? Email me at dino@fartingpixel.com.