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No. Your photo library is read on your device only. The only image that ever leaves your device is a profile photo you pick yourself. See the Privacy Policy for the detail.
Gallerio can only remove a photo through the iOS deletion dialog. Confirmed photos go to Photos → Recently Deleted, where the system keeps them for 30 days so you can restore them.
Nothing is gone. A left swipe moves the photo to Gallerio's own trash, on your device. Tap Undo straight away, or open the trash from the top of the Swipe Clean screen and restore anything in it. Photos only leave your library after you select them there and confirm.
Open iOS Settings → Privacy & Security → Photos → Gallerio and allow access. If you chose Selected Photos, Gallerio can only see the ones you picked — the app shows a note you can tap to choose more.
Adding an image to your library needs permission too. Check iOS Settings → Privacy & Security → Photos → Gallerio, then try the save again.
No. Every image the app exports carries a small gallerio wordmark in its frame — never over your photo — and there is no paid option to remove it.
In the app, open Profile → Settings → Delete account and confirm. This erases your profile and your profile photo from our servers and closes your login.
Photos in your device's photo library are not touched. If you cannot open the app, email us and we will do it for you.
Only if you connected your account to Apple or Google before losing it. A guest account lives on the device it was created on. You can connect one from Profile → Protect your profile.
Yes — Profile → Settings → Appearance, then System, Light or Dark.
Ali Gürkan Sevilmiş — gallerio.app@gmail.com