Privacy Policy
Last updated: July 21, 2026
9PM is a private app for sharing daily photo and video recaps with friends. This policy explains what information we collect and how we use it.
Information We Collect
Account Information
Phone number, username, profile photo, and information you choose to add.
Photos, Videos, and Messages
We collect only the photos and videos you choose to upload, along with captions, replies, and other content you share. We do not upload your entire photo library.
Contacts
With your permission, we access contacts to help you find and invite friends.
App and Device Information
Basic technical information such as device type, operating system, app version, time zone, notification settings, and app usage.
Communications
Information you provide when contacting support.
How We Use Your Information
We use your information to create and manage your account, display your daily 9PMs, help you connect with friends, send notifications, generate AI-powered titles or captions, improve the app, analyze usage, and respond to support requests.
Who Can See Your Content
9PM is designed for sharing with friends, not for public posting. Your content is visible only to people you connect with through the app.
Service Providers
We may use trusted providers to host the app, store content, deliver notifications, analyze performance, and operate AI features. We do not sell your personal information.
Data Retention
We retain information as long as necessary to provide the service and comply with legal obligations.
Account Deletion
You may delete your account through the app. Deletion permanently removes your account and associated data, subject to limited legal, security, or operational retention.
Data Security
We use reasonable measures to protect your information, although no online service can guarantee complete security.
Children
9PM is not intended for children under 13.
Changes to This Policy
We may update this policy from time to time. The latest version will always include the updated revision date.
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