Frameport is an iPhone and iPad app that backs up the photos and videos you choose to an Immich server you run or control. This section describes Frameport specifically. Where it differs from the rest of this policy, this section applies.
What Frameport collects: nothing. Frameport does not collect, store, or share any personal data with Vexon. It has no Vexon account and no analytics. It has no crash reporting, no advertising identifiers, and no tracking. Nothing about you or your photo library is sent to Vexon.
Your photos and videos. Frameport uploads the original files you choose directly from your device to the Immich server address you enter, using the credentials you provide. Vexon never receives, stores, or can access your photos, videos, or server credentials. Your Immich server is operated by you or whoever you chose, and its handling of your files is governed by that operator, not by Vexon.
What stays on your device. To show what is left to back up, Frameport reads your album list and each item's date, type, and size. It keeps its backup progress, your selection, and your server connection on your device. Your server key is kept in the iOS Keychain, on this device only. None of this is included in device or iCloud backups. To end Frameport's access to your server at any time, delete its upload key in your Immich account settings.
Checking what is already backed up. Before uploading, Frameport sends your Immich server a fingerprint (checksum) of each file, so your server can say whether it already has it. This goes only to your server.
Notifications. Frameport's notifications are created on your device. They show counts only, never filenames or your server's name. No push token is sent to Vexon or anyone else.
Diagnostics. A diagnostics report is created only when you ask for one. It contains no filenames, server address, or keys, and you see all of it before choosing where to share it. Nothing is sent automatically.
Children. Frameport is not directed at children and collects no data from anyone.