Junk Cleaner — Speed Booster Privacy Policy

Last updated: 18 August 2026

Summary

The app doesn't require account creation, doesn't collect contacts or media files, and doesn't sell personal data. It reads storage and memory information on your device to show it to you, and it displays ads through third-party services.

Information the App accesses

1. List of installed apps

As a launcher, the App reads your installed applications to display them in the app drawer and on the home screen. The Big Apps screen uses the same list to sort apps by size. This data remains locally on-device.

2. Storage and memory information

The App reads how much storage is used and free, and how much memory is in use, to show you these figures. This data remains locally on-device.

3. Usage data access (optional)

If you grant usage data access in Android Settings, the App reads how much cache each installed app is holding, only to display the figure. The App cannot delete another app's cache — Android reserves that for its own Settings. This data remains locally on-device and is not uploaded.

4. Advertising data

The App is supported by ads served through Google AdMob, with Unity Ads and Meta Audience Network as additional networks. These providers may collect and process device information and an advertising identifier.

5. Location (optional — weather only)

If you grant location permission, the App uses your device location to fetch local weather. When permission isn't granted, approximate location derives from IP address. Location data retrieves weather only and isn't stored elsewhere.

6. Approximate region (for app settings)

The App looks up an approximate country, region and city from your IP address so it can request the settings and ad placements that apply in your region.

7. Install referrer

When you install the App from Google Play, Android provides an install referrer. If you arrived from an ad, this includes a campaign identifier, which the App sends with its settings request to identify the campaign. It does not identify you personally.

8. Search queries

Web search queries go to providers like Google or DuckDuckGo when enabled. App-specific searches happen on-device.

9. App settings

Your preferences and home screen layout — icon positions, folders, widgets — stay locally stored and aren't uploaded.

10. Accessibility service (optional)

Gesture features use accessibility services only for their intended functions without reading screen content. The service is configured to receive no accessibility events at all; it is used only to perform actions you ask for, such as locking the screen.

11. Device and technical information

Network requests may involve standard technical data processing by third-party services, including device model, Android version, app version and IP address. Crash reports include a stack trace and the same technical details.

How the information is used

The App uses collected information to display your apps and home screen, measure and clear its own temporary files, show storage and memory figures, display weather, return search results, show ads, diagnose crashes, and address support requests.

Third-party services

The following services handle specific functions and have their own privacy policies:

• Google — AdMob, Play Services, Firebase Analytics, Firebase Crashlytics, Play Install Referrer, and search suggestions when Google is the selected engine

• Unity Ads — advertising

• Meta Audience Network — advertising

• ipinfo.io — approximate region from IP address

• Open-Meteo — weather forecasts

• DuckDuckGo — search suggestions when selected as the search engine

Advertising

Google and its partners may use an advertising identifier and device data to serve and measure ads, including personalized ads where permitted. In the European Economic Area, the United Kingdom and Switzerland, a consent form is shown before personalized ads are requested, and your choice is recorded.

Users can reset advertising IDs through Android Settings → Google → Ads, and can turn off ad personalization in the same screen.

Data retention and security

Settings and your home screen layout persist locally until uninstallation. We don't operate personal data servers; the App's settings server returns configuration and does not store a profile of your behaviour. Third parties follow their own retention practices.

Because no account is held with us, the way to sever advertising data is to reset your advertising ID and uninstall the App.

Children's privacy

The App isn't directed at children under 13. Personal information from minors should be reported to maheshwarimaheta5002@gmail.com, and we will remove it.

Your choices

Users control location permission, usage data access, notifications and ad personalization, can switch back to a different home screen at any time from the App's menu, and can uninstall anytime.

Your privacy rights (GDPR / CCPA and similar laws)

GDPR users manage ads through device settings and the consent form shown in the App. CCPA residents can request data access or deletion by contacting maheshwarimaheta5002@gmail.com. We do not sell personal information.

Changes to this policy

Policy updates will be noted by the "Last updated" date. Continued use indicates acceptance.

Contact us

Questions should go to maheshwarimaheta5002@gmail.com.