PassPage privacy policy
This policy covers the PassPage mobile app for iPhone and iPad. In short: PassPage has no account and no ads, and this version has no analytics. Your study and settings stay on your device, your ZIP code never leaves it, and purchases are confirmed through Apple and RevenueCat.
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Who we are
PassPage is an app from Examzio, the studio name of the independent developer who makes and sells it. The contact details for privacy questions are in the panel below. This policy applies only to PassPage; other Examzio apps and the Examzio website have their own policies.
What stays on your device
PassPage saves your study progress, your practice test history (including the answers the app heard or you typed), your readiness score, daily plan and stamps, how many free practice tests you have used today, whether Pass Pack is active, and your settings. Your settings include your test version (from your answer about when you filed Form N-400), your ZIP code, the representative you chose if your ZIP code has more than one, your interview date, whether you study the 65/20 questions, your Explain in language, audio speed, appearance and reminder time.
All of this is stored only in the app’s storage on your device. There is no PassPage account or cloud sync, and this data is not sent to Examzio or anyone else. Your device’s own backups, such as iCloud Backup, may include it.
PassPage never asks for your A-Number, your case (receipt) number, your immigration status or any answers from your Form N-400. Interview rehearsal is practice only: what you say or type there is used to show feedback on the screen and is not saved. You don’t need to use real personal details when you rehearse.
Your ZIP code and officials
Some civics answers depend on where you live, and some change after elections and appointments. To show the right names, PassPage downloads a public list of officials, the same file for everyone, and looks up your ZIP code on your device. Your ZIP code is not sent anywhere.
The list is served from examzio.com, which is hosted by Vercel. As with any website, Vercel receives the basic details of the request: your IP address, the time, and technical details such as the app version and your device’s operating system. The request contains no ZIP code, progress or other study data. Vercel handles this information under its own privacy notice.
When you are online, PassPage checks for a newer list. It keeps the last list on your device so it works offline.
Microphone, speech and audio
Speaking your answers is optional. If you choose Speak, PassPage asks for permission to use the microphone and speech recognition. It uses your device’s speech recognition and asks for it to run on the device itself. On devices that support this, your voice is processed on your device and is not sent anywhere.
If a device can’t recognize speech on the device, PassPage offers Type instead, or, depending on the device, Apple’s speech recognition service may process the audio under Apple’s privacy policy. PassPage does not keep recordings of your voice and never sends your voice to Examzio.
Question and answer audio is made in advance and built into the app. Names that change, such as your officials, are read aloud by your device’s own text-to-speech.
Purchases
Pass Pack is bought through the Apple App Store. Apple handles the payment; we never see your name, email address or payment details.
To confirm and restore purchases, the app uses RevenueCat, a purchase-management service. RevenueCat receives an anonymous app user ID created on your device, your App Store receipts and transaction records, and basic technical details such as device type, operating system, app version and IP address. The app checks with RevenueCat whether Pass Pack is active, and when you buy or restore. RevenueCat does not receive your study progress, ZIP code, dates or answers.
If you use Family Sharing, Apple makes Pass Pack available to the members of your family group. Apple and RevenueCat handle purchase information under their own privacy policies.
Reminders
The daily reminder is optional. PassPage asks for permission to send notifications only when you set up the reminder. The reminder is scheduled on your device and is not sent from a server.
Reminder text, such as how many days are left until your interview, can appear on your lock screen. You can change the reminder in Settings › Study › Daily reminder, and control notifications and previews in your device’s settings.
No ads, and no analytics in this version
PassPage shows no ads. This version contains no advertising, analytics, tracking or crash-reporting tools. We do not sell or share your personal information.
If a future version adds a tool like this, for example to find crashes, we will update this policy before that version is released and say what it collects.
Links and emails
Links to uscis.gov and other websites open in your browser, which follows its own privacy practices.
If you email us, we receive your email address and what you write, and use it only to answer you. Please never send your A-Number, case number or immigration documents.
Deleting your data
Deleting PassPage from your device removes everything it stored there. Because we hold no copy, there is nothing for us to delete on our side. A purchase stays linked to your Apple Account, so you can restore it later.
Children
PassPage is meant for adults preparing for the US naturalization test and is not directed to children.
Changes to this policy
If PassPage ever starts handling data differently, we will update this page before that version is released and change the date shown here.
An Android version is planned. Before it is released, this policy will be updated to cover Google Play.