Pass privacy

This page covers the digital booking passes for accommodation (Apple Wallet and Google Wallet) described on the apps page, issued by Vincenzo Ingrosso (vcnngr), independent developer in Rome.

What a pass contains

• the name of the guest who made the booking;
• check-in and check-out dates;
• the property's name, address and contacts;
• the booking code, possibly with a barcode or QR code carrying it;
• check-in directions.

A pass holds no payment details and no identity documents.

Who processes the data

• The accommodation where you booked decides which booking details go into the pass and is the controller of that data.
• Vincenzo Ingrosso (vcnngr) generates the pass on the property's behalf, using only the data needed to create and update it, and does not use it for anything else: no advertising, no sharing with third parties.
• Apple and Google keep the pass in your wallet under their own privacy policies, since the wallet is their service.

Removing a pass

The pass lives on your phone: you can delete it at any time from the Wallet app or Google Wallet. For booking data, contact the property or write to me.

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Contact

Vincenzo Ingrosso · [email protected] · +39 334 692 3219 · Rome. All contacts are on the contact page.

# last updated: 12 November 2026