Privacy Policy
Last updated: November 5, 2026
AuraGuard is operated by Ceoluis Cordero. This page describes how the AuraGuard iOS app handles information when you use scan, history, Threat Radar, Scam Academy, and Shield features.
Information you provide
When you run a scan, you may paste message text or share content from other apps. That text is processed to produce risk flags and explanations shown inside the app. Scan content you save remains in your on-device history unless you delete it.
On-device storage
Profile details you enter during onboarding, scan history, and app preferences are stored locally on your iPhone or iPad. We do not operate a separate AuraGuard account system tied to this app build.
Purchases
Extended Shield and other in-app purchases are handled by Apple. Apple may process payment and subscription status according to its own policies. We receive purchase confirmation through Apple’s mechanisms to unlock features in the app.
Analytics and sharing
We do not sell your scan text. If diagnostic or crash data is collected in the future, it would be limited to what is needed to keep the app stable and would be described in an updated version of this policy.
Children
AuraGuard is not directed at children under 13. If you believe a child provided personal information through the app, contact us and we will help remove associated on-device data where feasible.
Changes
We may update this policy when features change. Continued use after updates means you accept the revised policy posted on this page.
Contact
Questions about privacy: ceoluiscordero@gmail.com
Support
Need help with scans, Extended Shield, or sharing text into AuraGuard?
- Email ceoluiscordero@gmail.com with your iOS version and a short description of the issue.
- For billing or subscription questions, use Apple’s purchase history or request a refund through Apple Support.
- Include screenshots only if you are comfortable sharing them; never send passwords or one-time codes.
We aim to reply within a few business days. For urgent fraud attempts, contact your bank or carrier first—AuraGuard is an awareness tool, not law enforcement.
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