System Permissions

• Notifications — requested only when you enable a reminder. Used to schedule on-device feeding, medication, vaccination, or similar alerts. You can cancel a pending reminder in the App or turn notifications off in system settings.
• Reminders (full access) — requested only when you choose to write the next vaccination or medication time into Apple Reminders. iOS may describe the access needed to create and maintain reminder items as full access. Refusing it does not affect the original record or features that do not use Reminders. If you later disable it, the App may be unable to remove an item it previously added; manage that item in the Reminders app.
• Camera — used only when you choose to take a baby profile photo. Images you take are copied into the App's local data.
• Photos — Apple's photo picker provides only the images you select; the App does not read your full library.
• Files — the system file picker accesses only the destination or backup file you choose during export or import.
• Tracking (App Tracking Transparency) — requested so that device identifiers may be used for advertising and ad measurement after you allow it. Advertising works without this permission, and refusing it does not limit care features.

The App does not request precise or approximate location, Health (HealthKit), Motion & Fitness, contacts, microphone, calendars, or Bluetooth access. Baby profiles and care records are never used for advertising or tracking.

iOS manages all of the permissions above under Settings → Privacy & Security, and per-app under Settings → Apps → Our Tiny Days. Withdrawing a permission affects only the feature that depends on it.

Advertising providers process device and ad-interaction information — device model, operating system, device identifiers, IP address and network information, approximate region, ad impressions and interactions, performance, and diagnostics. Baby profiles, care records, and photos are never passed to them. See section 11 of the Privacy Policy.