January 25, 2011 - Bitcartel Software updates the premier iPhone photo privacy app, CameraSafe, to version 1.4, with support for the open source .aes file format so encrypted photos can be decrypted using freely available tools on any computer. To celebrate EU Privacy Day 2011 on January 28th, simply follow and tweet @camerasafe on Twitter, or e-mail support@camerasafeapp.com, to obtain one of 50 free copies.

CameraSafe lets you easily protect your valuable and secret photos from prying eyes and data thieves. If your iPhone is lost or stolen, your photos remain private and cannot be viewed by anybody. Your most important photos deserve the most secure protection.

To help enhance and strengthen privacy protection for users, in December 2010, CameraSafe teamed up with Fuzzy Aliens based in Oxford, England. Fuzzy Aliens are Mac/iOS security experts, and author of Wiley's 'Professional Cocoa Application Security' book.


Features:

Safe place for your valuable photos
- Take photos with your iPhone's built-in camera
- Import existing photos from your photo library
Strong encryption of photos
- Uses the iPhone's built-in hardware accelerated AES-256 encryption
- Your password is never stored on the iPhone or anywhere else - it is your secret to remember
Multiple anonymous accounts
- Store photos in separate accounts
- Create dummy accounts so you have plausible deniability if you are forced to give up a password
Simple, easy to use, familiar interface
- Thumbnail gallery
- Full screen slideshow
Secure wireless transfer
- Transfer photos from your iPhone to your computer with SSL (as used to protect shopping and banking on Internet websites)
- Optional password authentication
Auto Lock
- Inactivity timer in case you leave your iPhone lying around
- Shake detection in case someone attempts to snatch your iPhone from out of your hands
Support for the open source .aes file format
- Encrypted photos which are e-mailed or downloaded from your iPhone can be decrypted on Mac, PC or Linux computers using freely available tools from www.aescrypt.com


iTunes Links:

CameraSafe LITE (FREE)
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/camerasafe-lite/id314328046?mt=8
- Supports upto two anonymous accounts
- Supports upto ten photos per account

CameraSafe (USD $4.99)
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/camerasafe/id314324287?mt=8


More Info:

Twitter: camerasafe

Visit http://www.camerasafeapp.com to learn more about CameraSafe.

Visit http://www.aescrypt.com to learn more about the .aes file format and free tools.

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