Trust CameraSafe With Your Valuable Photos
When choosing an iPhone application to store your photos securely, the first thing you should look for is encryption, otherwise it offers no protection at all. Secondly, the application must implement encryption correctly. The science of encryption is known as cryptography.
“There are two kinds of cryptography in this world: cryptography that will stop your kid sister from reading your files, and cryptography that will stop major governments from reading your files.”
- Bruce Schneier
Comparison Table
CameraSafe |
CameraSafe LITE |
Competition |
|
| Use strong encryption (AES-256) | yes |
yes |
some |
| Password never stored on iPhone | yes |
yes |
unknown |
| Multiple anonymous accounts | yes | yes* | unknown |
| Unlimited photos per account | yes | yes* | some |
| Photo thumbnails and slideshow | yes | yes | some |
| Secure wireless transfer using SSL | yes |
yes |
some |
| Generate New SSL Certificate | yes |
yes |
no |
*CameraSafe LITE is free and supports two anonymous accounts, each storing ten photos.
iPhone App Piracy Warning
If you have obtained CameraSafe, or any competing product, from outside the official App Store, please be careful. The software may have been modified to provide you free usage without payment, but it may also contain malicious code to steal your passwords and personal data. Only get CameraSafe from the official App Store on your iPhone or from iTunes.