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Privacy Policy

Last updated: July 24, 2026

DroneLook USA builds Remote ID awareness hardware, mobile apps, and hosted services. This policy explains how we handle information from the website, DroneLook app, hardware nodes, and cloud services.

Current DroneLook iPhone app release

The current DroneLook iPhone app does not require an account and does not upload Remote ID detections, saved flight history, precise location, hardware identifiers, or app settings to DroneLook USA. Detections, settings, and history remain on your iPhone unless you deliberately export or share them using iOS.

This release does not use advertising, third-party analytics, or third-party manned aircraft and aircraft-registration lookup services. It communicates with compatible DroneLook hardware over USB, Bluetooth, or a supported local-network connection. Apple processes information used by Apple system services, such as Maps, under Apple's own terms and privacy policy.

Information we collect

Depending on how you use DroneLook, we may collect:

How we use information

We use information to:

Remote ID observation data

Remote ID observations are based on broadcasts received by DroneLook hardware or uploaded to DroneLook services. These observations may include aircraft and operator-related location fields when those fields are broadcast by the aircraft or associated Remote ID equipment.

If a DroneLook app or node uploads or syncs observations to our services, we may retain, analyze, aggregate, share, license, sell, or otherwise use those observations and derived datasets for product, safety, security, analytics, commercial, research, and operational purposes. Where practical, we may aggregate, de-identify, or minimize data before external use, but Remote ID observations can still include precise time, location, and broadcast identifier information.

Location, Bluetooth, camera, and local network permissions

The DroneLook app may request location access to show your position relative to Remote ID detections and site boundaries. Bluetooth and local network access are used to connect to DroneLook hardware. Camera access is used only for AR Finder features that help point toward selected detections. The app may store detection history locally even when cloud sync is not enabled.

Sharing and service providers

We may share information with service providers that help us host, operate, secure, email, analyze, or support DroneLook services. We may also share information when required by law, to protect rights and safety, as part of a business transaction, with your organization or account administrators, or as described for Remote ID observation data above.

Retention

Retention depends on the product and account configuration. App-local history may remain on your device until you delete it or change retention settings. Cloud service records may be retained for operations, support, compliance, security, analytics, product improvement, and Remote ID dataset purposes unless deletion is required by law or an applicable written agreement.

Your choices

You can control iOS permissions through device settings. You can contact us to request access, correction, deletion, or information about privacy choices. Some requests may be limited by security, legal, operational, product, or contractual requirements.

You may ask us to remove you from a preorder or product email list at any time by replying to the message or contacting us at the address below.

Children

DroneLook products and services are not directed to children under 13, and we do not knowingly collect personal information from children under 13.

Changes

We may update this policy as DroneLook products, services, or data practices change. The updated date above shows when this page was last revised.

Contact

Questions can be sent to [email protected].