Does the App Sell Your Purchase Data?

It’s a question every user should ask: what happens to the data from your scanned tickets? In a world where digital privacy is more important than ever, knowing how your data is treated is essential.

Understand what “selling data” means

When an app “sells” your data, it may share your purchase habits, spending history, or personal details with third parties — often advertisers or analytics companies — in exchange for money or services.

Check the privacy policy

Before using any scan app, read the privacy policy carefully. Look for clauses about data sharing, third-party partners, or targeted advertising. If the language is vague, it’s a red flag.

GDPR protects you (if enforced)

In Europe, the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) makes it illegal to sell or share your personal data without your explicit consent. Apps operating in the EU must give you control over your data and explain how it’s used.

How to spot privacy-respecting apps

• They don’t require account creation to scan
• They store data locally or encrypted in the cloud
• They allow you to delete your data at any time
• They avoid third-party trackers or advertising SDKs

Ask directly if in doubt

If you can’t find clear answers, contact the app team. A transparent provider will explain exactly how your data is handled — and reassure you that it isn’t for sale.

Conclusion: Your scanned ticket data is personal. Choose an app that respects your privacy and puts you in control. Don’t trade convenience for confidentiality.

📲 The app is available on iPhone and iPad. ScanTicket on the App Store