Hop
Privacy policy
Last updated: October 7, 2026.
Hop collects no data. There is no account, no server, no analytics, no advertising and no tracking.
How transfers work
While you keep a session open, Hop runs a small web server on your iPhone, reachable only from your local network (your Wi-Fi or the iPhone's Personal Hotspot). Files go directly between your devices. Nothing is sent to us or to any cloud.
Nearby devices (Quick Share)
While Hop is open, it finds Android phones and PCs on your local network that use Quick Share, and can be seen by them. Transfers go directly between the two devices, encrypted, and you accept each one; both screens show the same code. If you allow Bluetooth, Hop only uses it to notice a device right next to you; no file goes over Bluetooth.
Back up to your PC
If you use this Hop Pro feature, Hop reads your photo library to copy the photos and videos taken since your last backup, and sends them directly to the PC you choose on your local network. Nothing is uploaded anywhere else.
Access code
Each session has a new 4-digit code shown on the iPhone. A browser must enter it before it can see or send anything. After five wrong codes, Hop refuses attempts for 30 seconds.
Files you receive
They are stored on your iPhone, in the Files app under On My iPhone › Hop, and may be included in your iCloud Backup. Hop adds a photo or a video to your library only when you ask it to.
Purchases
Hop Pro is purchased through the App Store. Apple processes the payment; we never see your payment details.
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En français
Hop ne collecte aucune donnée : pas de compte, pas de serveur, pas de publicité, pas de pistage. Les fichiers passent directement d'un appareil à l'autre sur ton réseau local, protégés par un code à 4 chiffres renouvelé à chaque session. Les fichiers reçus restent sur l'iPhone (app Fichiers › Hop). Avec Quick Share, les transferts vont directement d'un appareil à l'autre, chiffrés, après acceptation. La sauvegarde sur PC lit ta photothèque uniquement pour copier les nouvelles photos vers le PC choisi. Le Bluetooth, si tu l'autorises, sert seulement à repérer un appareil proche.