# Dark18: iPhone app facts

Developer: Ana Lucila Gomez Navarro. App Store ID: 6749346497. Minimum iOS in the captured listing: 16.0. These are listing facts, not a security assessment.

## Developer-reported privacy label

The developer-reported App Store label contains Data Used to Track You; Data Linked to You. This is a captured disclosure, not independent testing or a guarantee of runtime behavior.

| Disclosure group | Captured categories |
|---|---|
| Data Used to Track You | Location, Contact Info, Contacts, User Content, Identifiers, Diagnostics, Other Data |
| Data Linked to You | Location, Contact Info, Contacts, User Content, Identifiers, Diagnostics, Other Data |

Privacy source checked: 2026-10-31 (America/New_York)

## Listing facts

| Field | Captured value |
|---|---|
| App Store ID | 6749346497 |
| Developer / seller | Ana Lucila Gomez Navarro |
| Bundle identifier | com.dark.talky |
| Store category | Social Networking |
| Listing version | 1.0.112 |
| Minimum iOS in listing | 16.0 |
| Version release date | 2026-10-28 |
| Initial listing release | 2025-08-12 |
| Listed download size | 135347200 bytes |
| Store age rating | 17+ |
| Language codes listed | EN |
| Storefront | United States |
| Source retrieved | 2026-10-31 |

## Before you install or change settings

1. Match seller Ana Lucila Gomez Navarro and App Store ID 6749346497.
2. Compare your iOS version with the listed minimum 16.0.
3. Read the disclosure groups and check installed permissions.
4. Review recovery, exports and existing shared copies before deleting files.

## How do you identify the correct Dark18 listing?

Use App Store ID 6749346497 together with Ana Lucila Gomez Navarro and bundle identifier com.dark.talky. These identifiers distinguish this record from similarly named products. The listing is categorized as Social Networking in the United States store. The category helps organize the directory; it does not prove which personal data the app collects or which privacy controls it implements.

## What does the compatibility record establish?

Apple's catalog reports a minimum iOS requirement of 16.0 for this record. The imported result also explicitly includes iPhone devices in its supported-device list. This page does not infer compatibility from an app name or a general software result. Check the live store and the device you intend to use, because the snapshot can change after retrieval.

## How should you interpret the release information?

The recorded version is 1.0.112; its version release date is 2026-10-28. A recent date is not proof of better security, and an older date is not proof of a vulnerability. This page provides the exact source values so you can compare the installed version and read the developer's current notes. No update frequency, security score or testing result is invented from these dates.

## Which privacy questions still require separate evidence?

This dataset does not establish app-specific lock menus, encryption algorithms, trackers, account recovery guarantees or runtime permissions. The captured App Privacy cards are developer-reported disclosures, not an independent audit. Follow the live source and official publisher documentation for those questions. When a claim has not been verified, this page leaves it unassessed rather than substituting a generic app recipe.

## What can you check on your own iPhone?

Review the settings actually shown for the installed app. Notification presentation, Photos access, location permission and an application's own account controls are different boundaries. Use the linked general guides to understand those boundaries, then confirm which options this particular installation offers. A missing control is not evidence that the app secretly implements it, and a visible switch does not describe copies already shared elsewhere.

## How is this record sourced and maintained?

This page was generated from a distinct Apple public software-catalog record retrieved on 2026-10-31. The source lookup URL identifies this app directly. The importer records the discovery query and a hash of the source response for provenance. Builds use the committed snapshot, not thousands of live API calls. Re-importing creates a reviewable data change rather than silently changing claims while somebody reads a page.

## Frequently asked questions

### Who publishes Dark18?

The United States App Store record lists Ana Lucila Gomez Navarro as the seller. Match App Store ID 6749346497 and bundle identifier com.dark.talky when checking the product. Similar names can identify different applications. This page records the listing source and retrieval date; it does not establish an independent security review.

### Which iOS version does Dark18 require?

The captured listing reports iOS 16.0 or later as its minimum requirement. That compatibility field is not a claim about every privacy feature on every release. Check the live listing and your actual device before installing or changing settings. Version availability can change after this snapshot was retrieved.

### Which version of Dark18 is recorded here?

The source record reports version 1.0.112, with a version release date of 2026-10-28. This is the listing snapshot identified below, not a guarantee that your installed copy matches it. Compare your installation and the current store page before following release-specific instructions from any provider.

### Does this prove Dark18 is safe or encrypted?

No. Developer identity, compatibility and release fields are listing facts. They do not establish encryption, tracker behavior, an independent audit or the permissions used on your phone. Those questions require separate developer documentation and, where appropriate, actual testing. This directory does not invent answers where those sources are absent.

### Does Dark18 request camera, location or photos?

The privacy cards reproduce a developer-reported listing disclosure, not observed runtime permission requests. Inspect the installed app's controls and the live listing. A permission switch may appear only when a feature requests it. Do not infer a permission or privacy feature solely from the app's category or name.

### Where should I verify Dark18 before relying on it?

Use the linked App Store record and the publisher's official documentation. Compare the app identifier, developer, version and retrieval date rather than trusting the name alone. Review your actual permissions and recovery options separately. A store listing and a website link are evidence sources, not a guarantee about every behavior.

## Sources

- [Apple App Store listing](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/dark18/id6749346497)
- [Apple ID-based lookup](https://itunes.apple.com/lookup?id=6749346497&country=us)
- [Publisher website reported by the listing](https://darkapp.cloud)

## General privacy controls

- [Hide or lock an eligible app](/hide-apps)
- [Notification privacy](/hide-notifications)
- [Screen Time restrictions](/block-apps)
- [Photo access and copies](/privacy-settings)
- [Browse the sourced app directory](/app-privacy)

## Private photo and document storage

For photos and documents you choose to store separately, explore [VaultForYou](https://www.vaultforyou.app/).