Concerns about data privacy after using Dr. Fone by Wondershare

Re-read the end-user license agreement you approved, and this time assume the most vendor-friendly and most profitable and most inclusive interpretation of everything written in that agreement. All that text interpreted for the benefit of the vendor, and not yours. That’s the best case, and assumes you can afford or acquire legal representation.

Then re-read it assuming the most invasive entities around just bought the vendor and the vendor’s installed customers snd their pool of collected data. Or assume that the vendor went well beyond their own end-user agreement and pillaged everything including passwords and sensitive data. That’s the worst case.

All free apps and free services get paid for somehow, usually with access and/or data and/or tracking.

And IIRC, for services with location data access directly or bypassing Apple controls, geolocating just three frequent locations and scheduling is usually enough to uniquely identify someone, too.

Security-related apps and VPN apps and cleaners and jailbreaking apps are deeply intrusive operations.

I would not trust and/or use 3rd party apps which can access system data by modifying software or firmware settings.