Juno

Privacy

Juno is your second brain, so it keeps personal things for you: what you text it, the links, screenshots and photos you save, the notes it organizes them into, and what it remembers about your life and the people in it.

Only you see it. Your notes, saves, memories and messages are never shown to anyone else. Sites Juno makes for you are private until you share them.

Location is optional. If you share your location with Juno in Find My, it keeps a private timeline of places you visit so it can ask how they were and remind you of saves nearby. You can stop sharing and delete your timeline at any time in Settings.

Connected apps are used only for what you ask Juno to do with them, and you can disconnect them at any time.

Photos are stored privately, with location and camera metadata removed.

Deleting your account (in Settings, or by asking Juno) removes your notes, saves, photos, memories, timeline, sites and Vault.

Juno never sells your information and never texts anyone who hasn’t texted Juno first.