Who Can Access My Ticket History?

When you use a scan app to digitize your receipts, your ticket history becomes a detailed log of your purchases, habits, and even personal routines. But who exactly has access to this data?

1. You — and only you, ideally

In privacy-first apps, you are the sole owner of your data. You should be able to view, export, or delete your ticket history at any time. Some apps store data locally to keep things entirely private.

2. The app provider (if stored in the cloud)

If your data is stored on the app's servers, it’s possible — though not always intentional — that the provider may access your data for debugging, support, or analytics. Look for apps that offer end-to-end encryption to prevent even internal access.

3. Third parties (only with consent)

Some apps share anonymized or aggregated data with advertisers or partners. But under GDPR, this cannot happen without your explicit consent. Always check what data is being shared and why.

4. Authorities (only with legal grounds)

In rare cases, law enforcement may request access to your digital receipts, but only with proper legal justification, such as a court order. Apps based in the EU must comply with GDPR protections even in such scenarios.

5. Family or team members (if shared)

If you use shared accounts or sync across devices, others you invite may access your ticket history. Make sure to review sharing settings if using the app with others.

Conclusion: Choose an app that makes it clear who can access your ticket data. The more control and transparency you have, the safer your purchase history stays.

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