This update refreshes the app icon and improves how it adapts to light, dark, and tinted Home Screen appearances.

Refreshed App Store screenshots and presentation.

Restoring a photo from Trash now clears its prior album association before attaching it to the destination, preventing links to a PIN-locked source album.

Three lines in the App Store description described things VaultSnap does not do. They have been corrected rather than left standing. The description promised a size estimate before you import. VaultSnap checks whether the device has room and refuses an import it cannot hold, which is a useful thing, but it is not an estimate shown to you. The description now says what actually happens. It also described the PIN as required alongside Face ID before the vault opens. The PIN is a backup for when biometrics are unavailable, not a second lock stacked on top of them. And it said that anyone reaching your files would see only encrypted data. Your photos and thumbnails are encrypted files. Album names and dates live in a database on your device, protected by iOS file protection rather than by that encryption, and the description now says so.

- Importing a large batch now saves in atomic chunks, so an interrupted import keeps what it already committed instead of losing the whole batch. - A vault save that fails is now reported wherever you are, not only on the album screen. - Restoring from Trash tells you when the restore was refused instead of silently discarding the item. - Changing your PIN no longer leaves the previous verification state active for the rest of the session. - Clearer guidance when importing from the Hidden album.

Hidden photos are now easier to import. The import screen explains how to open and authenticate the Hidden album in Apple's private photo picker, including what to check in Settings if the album is not visible.

Big privacy update: VaultSnap is now completely ad-free. We removed all advertising and all third-party tracking. No ads, no analytics, no data collection. Just your photos, encrypted on your device. Thank you for using VaultSnap.

This update focuses on reliability and security: - Stronger safeguards so photos are never lost during import - A more dependable decoy vault - More robust break-in detection - Behind-the-scenes stability and security hardening Your photos stay encrypted on your device, always. Thanks for using VaultSnap.

This update refreshes VaultSnap for the next release: - Updated app icon and App Store artwork - Refined release metadata and App Review testing notes - Additional privacy, security, and stability hardening from a full release review - Continued local-only storage with encrypted photos, encrypted thumbnails, and no accounts or cloud sync

Welcome to VaultSnap! Your photos, your device, nobody else. - AES-256-GCM encryption for every imported photo - Face ID, Touch ID, and PIN unlock - Decoy vault with no real content exposed - Optional break-in detection with front camera selfie capture - 30-day trash recovery - 5 beautiful themes - Alternate app icons to disguise the app - Per-album PIN locks - Zero cloud. Zero accounts. Consent-first ads for free users.

- Improved ad delivery and reliability for free-tier users - Enhanced app stability and performance