Security and support: Inspio
Information and instructions for users required by Regulation (EU) 2024/2847 (Cyber Resilience Act, Annex II).
Security support
End of the support period: December 2032
During the support period I accept vulnerability reports, fix vulnerabilities and release free security updates through the App Store and Google Play. Important vulnerabilities are described in security advisories.
Manufacturer
- Name
- Mariusz Uziębło (9dev)
- Postal address
- being added
- kontakt@9dev.pl
- Website
- 9dev.pl
Reporting vulnerabilities
Single point of contact for reporting vulnerabilities and receiving information about them: security@9dev.pl
Product identification
- Name
- Inspio
- Type
- mobile app (iOS, Android)
- iOS identifier (bundle ID)
- com.mariuszuzieblo.inspio
- App Store ID
- 6825467057
- Android identifier (package name)
- com.mariuszuzieblo.inspio
- Current version
- the latest version in the App Store and Google Play
Intended purpose and security features
Helping read food and cosmetic ingredient lists for allergens and intolerances saved in family members' profiles. The app is not a medical device.
You install the app only from the App Store or Google Play; the store verifies the signature of every version and delivers updates. The app connects to its servers and its providers’ services over encrypted connections (HTTPS). It shows no ads and contains no third-party ad modules.
Known risks
Results rely on open product databases that may be incomplete or outdated. Always check the label on the package. Profiles may contain health information (allergies) — protect access to your phone.
Instructions
Using the app securely
- Download the app only from the App Store or Google Play, never from other sources.
- Install app and system updates as soon as they are available.
- Protect your phone with a screen lock. Never share sign-in codes from emails or passwords with anyone.
- On first launch and later, grant the app only the permissions (camera, photos, notifications) you need. You can withdraw them in the system settings.
Changes to the product and data security
Modifying the app, installing it from unofficial sources or using it on a phone with unlocked administrator access (jailbreak, root) may disable system protections and put your data at risk. New app versions may change how data is processed; significant changes are described in the privacy policy and the version history.
Installing updates
iPhone and iPad: updates install automatically when “App Updates” is turned on in Settings → App Store. Manually: open the App Store, tap your profile picture and choose “Update” next to the app.
Android: in Google Play, tap your profile picture → Settings → Network preferences → Auto-update apps. Manually: profile picture → Manage apps & device → Updates available.
Turning off automatic updates
Automatic updates are turned on by default by the store. You can turn them off with the same settings (on iPhone: turn off “App Updates”; in Google Play: “Don’t auto-update apps”, or on the app’s page open the ⋮ menu and untick “Enable auto update”). I do not recommend it: without updates you will not receive security fixes.
Securely stopping use
To stop using the app and remove your data: first cancel your subscription in the store (deleting the account does not cancel it), then delete your account and data following the instructions, and finally uninstall the app.
How to delete your account and data
Integration with other products
The app is not intended to be integrated into other products.
EU declaration of conformity
The EU declaration of conformity will be published on this page after the conformity assessment against the Regulation is completed, no later than before 11 December 2027.
Software bill of materials (SBOM)
A software bill of materials (SBOM) for a given version, in the CycloneDX format, is available on a justified request sent to: security@9dev.pl