Your processor data stays on your device.

LED Processor Control does not collect personal data. There is no account, cloud backend, advertising, analytics, tracking, or third-party telemetry SDK.

Data stored locally

The app stores processor profile names, local IP addresses or hostnames, TCP ports, optional presentation labels, the selected profile, Demo Mode preference, and onboarding state. SwiftData and system preferences keep this information inside the app container on your Apple device.

Local-network communication

When you connect, the app exchanges Generic Link state and semantic commands directly with the endpoint you configured. The endpoint may return identity, firmware text, input and layer state, display state, preset status, and output telemetry. This traffic is not sent to Aron Scolaro or an app-operated server.

Permissions

The app requests Local Network access only when a configured endpoint is contacted. It does not request camera, microphone, contacts, location, photos, Bluetooth, or tracking permission.

Diagnostics

The event log is stored in memory for the current app session and is not uploaded. If you choose to email support, you decide what information to include. Do not send passwords or network secrets.

Deletion and export

Delete an individual processor from the Processors screen. Reset onboarding from Settings. Deleting the app removes its local container. Profiles can be exported as JSON before deletion. See Local data controls.

Children and international transfer

The app is a professional control utility and is not directed to children. Because the app operator does not collect data, it performs no app-operated international transfer of personal data.

Changes

A material change to collection or network behavior will be reflected here, in App Store privacy answers, and in release notes before it takes effect.

Contact

Privacy and support questions: support@aronscolaro.com.