FeedFriendly collects no personal information (for examples, your name, address, phone number, or address books) at all.

When you connect to your social media sites such as Facebook or Twitter, your account username and password are transmitted to those sites but are neither collected nor stored by FeedFriendly. When the site returns a secure, anonymous key, it is stored locally to FeedFriendly and is not accessible by any other app on your iOS device.

If you enable FeedFriendly’s Posts Scorecard in the Settings screen, FeedFriendly sends an anonymous unique ID along with a scorecard name you’ve chosen and the number of posts you’ve received to a database hosted on the FeedFriendly web site. No other identifying information is sent. You can disable this setting at any time and it is off by default.

If you enable Upload Crash Logs in the Settings screen, FeedFriendly will automatically upload anonymous crash information to help diagnose FeedFriendly problems. You can disable this setting at any time and it is on by default.