milliWeather is designed to be private by default. This page explains, in plain language, what information is (and is not) collected when you use the app.
milliWeather does not collect, transmit, sell, or share any personal data with its developer.
milliWeather asks for your location while you are using the app, and only to know where to forecast. It never asks for access all the time.
The last place the app saw, the latest forecast, and your choices of layout, palette and app icon are stored on your device, so that widgets and background refresh can show a forecast without asking for your location again.
milliWeather does not collect any personal data.
If milliWeather's privacy practices change, this page will be updated before (or at the time) any changes take effect.
Privacy questions can be sent via the support email link.