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This is iOS, not a bug. Deleted photos go to the Recently Deleted album and stay there for about 30 days so you can change your mind. The space comes back when that album is emptied. Open Photos, go to Albums, scroll to Recently Deleted, and choose Delete All. Cleanmora cannot do this for you: Apple deliberately reserves it for the Photos app.
No. Every comparison runs on your iPhone. There is no server, no account, and no artificial intelligence service in the loop. The privacy policy spells out exactly what does leave the device, which is crash reports and coarse usage counts, and how to switch those off.
Two likely reasons. If you granted access to only a selection of photos, Cleanmora can only see that selection: Settings → Cleanmora → Photos → All Photos fixes it. And if Optimize iPhone Storage is on, some originals live only in iCloud. Cleanmora reads their sizes but deliberately does not open them, because opening one would download it over your mobile data. Those items are counted and reported rather than silently ignored.
On your iPhone: Settings → tap your name → Subscriptions → Cleanmora → Cancel. Cancelling before the free week ends means you are not charged. Subscriptions are billed by Apple, so we cannot cancel or refund one for you; for refunds use reportaproblem.apple.com.
Open Settings inside the app and tap Restore purchase, signed in with the same Apple Account you bought it with. If that does not bring it back, write to us with the date of purchase and we will look it up.
Nothing is deleted without you confirming it twice: once in the app and once in the system sheet iOS raises. If something did go, it is in Recently Deleted for 30 days and can be recovered from the Photos app. The keeper Cleanmora marks in each group is a suggestion and can always be changed before you bin anything.