Rampart
Privacy

Privacy Policy

Last updated July 16, 2026

Rampart is being built to warn about suspicious SMS and risky emails without turning private messages into an advertising business.

We do not sell or rent customer data. We do not use message content for ads.

What Rampart collects

Rampart may collect the information needed to run the service, support accounts, manage subscriptions, improve scam detection, and respond to support requests.

SMS filtering

Rampart's SMS filtering is designed to run on device inside Apple's SMS filtering environment. Suspicious messages can be filtered or categorized without Rampart storing the content of your SMS messages on our servers. Hashed identifiers and threat scores may be synced to provide protection status and improve detection.

Email warnings

If you connect Gmail or Outlook, Rampart uses that access to look for phishing signals and warn you about risky emails. Email body text is processed temporarily for risk analysis and discarded. It is not stored on Rampart servers, used for advertising, or sold to third parties.

Subject lines and sender addresses may be stored as SHA-256 hashes. Sender domains may be kept to help detect spoofing and impersonation.

Family Check-in

Family Check-in is designed to show whether protection is active. It does not show message content, email body text, email subjects, senders, attachments, inbox activity, or private conversations to family members.

How we use data

Your choices

You can unsubscribe from launch updates. When the app is available, you can disconnect email access, manage app permissions, and cancel subscriptions through the App Store or the relevant account settings.

Contact

For privacy questions, contact Rampart through the support address listed in the app or launch communications.