What it does: Consolidated security check combining device security, privacy leaks, and threat intelligence in one view. Scans automatically on startup and supports pull-to-refresh.
Jailbreak Detection (Comprehensive)
40+ known jailbreak files and folders (Cydia, Sileo, Zebra, Unc0ver, checkra1n, etc.)
Symbolic links (common in jailbroken devices)
Write access to system folders (should fail on normal devices)
What it does: Discovers Bluetooth devices nearby with advanced device classification, tracker detection, and ability to monitor any device to see if it's following you.
Scan Modes
Quick Scan (10s) — Fast overview of nearby devices
Deep Scan for Trackers (30s) — Extended scan that catches trackers with slow broadcast intervals (AirTags in separated mode advertise every 2-15 seconds). Includes progress indicator.
Technical Implementation
Uses CoreBluetooth (CBCentralManager)
Embedded database with 170+ verified Bluetooth SIG Company IDs
Smart tracker detection with service UUID verification
What it does: Inspects your clipboard contents and detects sensitive data that could be exposed to other apps. Any app on your device can read the clipboard without permission — this tool shows you exactly what's at risk.
Sensitive Data Detection
Passwords (8+ character strings with mixed letters and numbers)
Credit card numbers (16-digit patterns with optional separators)
Email addresses
Phone numbers
URLs and website links
Images and screenshots
What Apps Can See
Everything you copy — text, images, links, documents
Passwords copied from password managers
Credit card numbers and banking details
When and how often you use the clipboard
Apps can read clipboard in the background without notification
No permission is required to read clipboard contents
Privacy Risks
Apps can read clipboard WITHOUT any permission prompt
Clipboard persists across app switches
Sensitive data remains after pasting
Universal Clipboard syncs across all your Apple devices
Malicious apps can steal credentials from clipboard
One-Tap Clear
Clear your clipboard instantly to remove sensitive data. The app also provides protection tips including using auto-fill instead of copy-paste for passwords, and disabling Universal Clipboard when not needed.
💡 Privacy Reminder: This feature demonstrates what's possible when an app has microphone access. It's a practical tool, but also a reminder to be mindful of which apps you grant this permission to.
What it does: Detects installed third-party keyboards and educates you about the severe privacy risks they pose. A keyboard with "Full Access" enabled can capture every single keystroke you type.
What is Detected
All installed keyboards (system and third-party)
Third-party keyboard identification via bundle identifier
Full Access status for each keyboard
Active input modes and languages
What Keyboards Can Capture
Every keystroke you type — passwords, PINs, credit card numbers
Private messages, emails, and search queries
Banking credentials and account numbers
Typing speed, behaviour patterns, and timing
Context of what you're typing (which app you're in)
Can send all captured data to remote servers
Privacy Risks
Keyboards with "Full Access" can transmit everything you type
Keyboard can log passwords even from secure password fields
Keyboard can access clipboard contents
Free keyboards often monetise by selling typing data
Keyboard company data breaches expose all your typed data
Protection Tips
Use Apple's system keyboard for maximum privacy
Never enable "Full Access" for third-party keyboards
Remove keyboards you don't actively use
Switch to system keyboard for banking and sensitive apps
What it does: Shows your device's real advertising identifiers (IDFA and IDFV) and App Tracking Transparency status. Explains exactly what advertisers can learn about you based on your current tracking settings.
Identifiers Displayed
IDFA (Identifier for Advertisers) — The unique ID advertisers use to track you across apps
IDFV (Identifier for Vendor) — Per-developer identifier that persists across their apps
IDFA status: available, zeroed out (protected), or restricted
App Tracking Transparency (ATT) authorisation status
Tracking Status
Authorised: Apps can track you across other apps and websites, build detailed advertising profiles, and link your activity across services
Denied: IDFA is zeroed out, cross-app tracking is blocked, advertisers cannot build a profile
Restricted: Tracking disabled at system level (parental controls or device management)
Not Determined: Permission not yet requested — you can trigger the ATT prompt from within the app
What Advertisers Can Track (When Authorised)
Which apps you use and how often
How long you spend in each app
Your in-app purchases and spending habits
Your interests, demographics, and lifestyle
Your location combined with app usage
Activity linked across different apps and websites
Device Fingerprint Data
Device model, system version, and screen resolution