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Photos are missing or unavailable

Check Flickbop’s Photos permission in iOS Settings. With Limited Access, only the photos you selected are available. You can update that selection or allow broader access. A photo stored only in iCloud Photos may need an internet connection before Apple can load it for display.

Today shows photos taken on this calendar date, rather than your entire library. Explore provides other ways to browse; starting new month, year and album review stacks requires Pro.

I changed my mind about a photo

Keep leaves a photo in your library. Set aside marks it in Flickbop’s Trash. Decide later leaves the review open. Use Undo to reverse your last review decision, or open Trash to bring a marked photo back.

A swipe does not delete the original. Actual deletion requires a separate confirmation in Flickbop and Apple’s system prompt. After a confirmed deletion, check Recently Deleted in Apple Photos while the item is still available there. Flickbop does not promise recovery after Apple has removed it. With iCloud Photos enabled, confirmed deletions may sync to your other devices.

How does the free allowance work?

You can make a first Keep or Set aside decision for up to 30 different photos each calendar day. Decide later, Undo, corrections to existing decisions and Trash actions remain free. Undo does not refill the allowance. Pro removes the daily limit.

Pro is not showing after a purchase

Check that the App Store uses the Apple Account that made the purchase. Open Flickbop’s settings and use Restore Purchases. A current entitlement is required; restoring does not buy a second subscription. If the issue continues, email the app version and what the purchase screen shows, without payment details or Apple Account credentials.

Manage or cancel a subscription

Apple manages billing. Open the subscriptions section of your Apple Account to view renewal details or cancel. The App Store shows your local price and any eligible offer before purchase. Deleting Flickbop does not cancel a subscription.

Apple: cancel a subscription · Apple: request a refund

What does iCloud backup restore?

The optional backup stores your decisions and app status, not photo or video files. Restoring merges readable local status with the backup, preserves newer local decisions and saves the merged result once to iCloud. Automatic backups stay off if they were off before. Restored Trash marks never automatically delete photos.

This is a backup, not continuous sync between devices. It requires your iCloud account and an internet connection. Turning automatic backups off does not delete the last backup; use the separate delete-backup action if that is your intention.