Where are my settings, captures, scripts, and help links?
Settings controls camera preferences and access; Photos holds saved media; Scripts holds local teleprompter content.
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Find settings and help
- While idle, tap the gear, Settings.
- Use Rear Camera, Front Camera, and supported Both Cameras sections for quality and applicable lens preferences.
- Use Permissions to review Camera, Microphone, and Photo Library access.
- Under About, find Version, Privacy Policy, License Agreement, and Support.
- Tap Done to return to the camera.
Version shows the app version and build. Include the displayed value, iPhone model, iOS version, exact error, and camera setup in a help request. The app's Support link opens email. The separate website Support page provides its own email/copy controls.
Which preferences are remembered?
The app saves rear Dual Lens mode and assignments, rear/front/Both video-quality choices, Both rear-role lens overrides, Linked Zoom, flash, face-tracking preference, selected script, and teleprompter size/opacity/speed/height. Last-used Photo/Video mode is remembered. Rear/selfie/Both arrangement, teleprompter visibility/play state, and scroll position across a new launch are not saved preferences. A relaunched script remains selected but hidden and paused, starting with a fresh reading position.
There is no Reset All Settings control. Change the relevant controls directly. On a device that cannot run a restored rear Dual Lens mode, launch clamps it to single-camera mode. Invalid/unavailable camera IDs can resolve to fallback lenses; Both inheritance deliberately surfaces unsupported pairing so it can be corrected. Check actual rows and previews after restoring to different hardware.
Where content lives
Finished pairs are two assets in Apple's Photos app. Radar Camera does not provide a capture gallery, thumbnail browser, editing/export screen, dedicated named album, or a library-deletion command. View, share, edit, or delete saved assets through Photos.
Saved scripts, recovery drafts, pending captures, and preferences are local app data. The app does not upload them or provide an account/cloud library. Face positions are transient processing data, not stored identity profiles. Photos can sync through your Apple settings, and Apple backups may include local app data; those services are separate from Radar Camera's capture and save behavior.
Deleting a saved asset in Photos and deleting a script in Scripts are separate actions. Deleting Radar Camera removes its local scripts, drafts, pending files, and preferences; assets already added to Photos remain managed by Photos. Preserve needed pending captures and script text before considering deletion.