TLDR: Shady privacy terms and conditions, massive hidden data usageI had to install this app for my job, but I noticed several red flags. 1. The app’s terms and conditions includes a privacy clause, like most apps. However, the privacy section does not explain the privacy terms and conditions. Instead, the terms and conditions must be agreed to *before* the app tells you what you just signed. To access the privacy terms and conditions, you are required to sign onto the terms and conditions, and only then can you access a separate document illustrating the contract you just signed; it’s terms and conditions are legally unenforceable. 2. After installing the app, it requires you transmit your GPS data, your WiFi data, your photos, and metadata to the app. Immediately after installing, it used 57 GB of data. This is a massive red flag and heavily implies the app is recording your data and spying on your data. Coupling the obvious privacy issues with the massive data collection, I’m confident the app is spyware. Do not use this app. Seriously.

This app doesn’t work at all unless you:1.) allow access to ALL photos (why not just one album?) 2.) enable cellular access (why not just the direct access WiFi connection?)3.) precise location data (why not just allow for disabled GPS Metadata?)4.) discover devices on local network (I get this is needed for talking to the camera, fine)I’m sure this is just farming personal information, photos and locations and sending it off to servers unknown. Sending this back.

To use the camera with a smartphone as the image previewer/shutter button the app requires access to all photos and their metadata in your phone. The app won’t work without that permission and the instructions on the Trisio website obfuscates that this step is necessary.

Before had to give full access location to work. Now no matter what option I choose it won’t work. Keeps saying Note and hit okay to go to location settings.