Lookout spokesman Remi Harrad declined to comment on why the company doesn't offer Privacy Advisor on its iOS app. He also wouldn't comment on why Apple might have removed Clueful from the App Store.

Unless Apple lets Clueful back in the App Store, users won't have an easy way to view their apps' data collection policies--at least until this fall. With the launch of iOS6, Apple will add , so users can control location services, contacts, calendars, reminders and photos on a per-app basis. Apps will also have to ask permission before accessing any of these services. Once iOS 6 rolls out, the loss of Clueful will be a moot point.

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