PureMac Privacy Policy

Last updated: 28 June 2026

PureMac is a Mac cleaner and app uninstaller for macOS. Your privacy is the default, not a feature.

What PureMac collects

Nothing. PureMac has no servers, no analytics, no telemetry, no crash reporting, no accounts, and no ads. It makes no network connections and does not require an internet connection to operate. The app does not know you exist.

What stays on your Mac

Everything PureMac does happens locally. Scan results, your settings, your excluded folders, and your ignored-orphan list are stored only on your Mac in the app's preferences. None of it is ever transmitted anywhere.

What PureMac removes

• Everything PureMac deletes is moved to the Trash via the system API — nothing is shredded or force-unlinked, so anything removed by mistake can be dragged back.
• You review every item, with its real filesystem path, before anything is removed.
• High-risk system paths are hard-excluded in the source code and cannot be selected for deletion.

Permissions

PureMac asks for Full Disk Access only so it can read and clean the locations macOS hides from apps by default (Mail downloads, Safari data, protected app containers). This permission is used only for scanning and cleaning on your machine and never to move data anywhere.

Contact

Questions? Open an issue at github.com/momenbasel/PureMac.