Effective date: 10 October 2026 · Last updated: 10 October 2026
This Privacy Policy explains how Auto Clicker: Tap & Swipe (“the app”, “we”, “our”), published on Google Play by Dragonball Studio, handles information when you use it. By installing or using the app, you agree to the practices described below.
In short: there is no account and no sign-in, the app has no server of its own, your configurations stay on your device, and the accessibility service is used only to perform the taps and swipes you set up. The only data that leaves your device is what Google’s advertising, billing and crash-reporting / statistics services need, described in section 3.
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1. Accessibility Service
Android only lets an app perform taps and swipes on your behalf through the Accessibility Service API. The app therefore includes an accessibility service, which you turn on yourself in Android Settings after the app shows you an explanation and you tap Agree. The app is not an assistive tool for people with disabilities; it uses this API for automation only.
What the service is used for
- Performing gestures you configured — the taps and swipes you placed on the screen, with the positions, delays and durations you chose, and only between the moment you press Play and the moment you press Stop (or a stop condition you set is reached).
- Showing the floating toolbar and target markers on top of other apps, as an accessibility overlay. The app does not use the separate “display over other apps” permission.
- Record, only when you turn it on — while you use Record (the red button on the toolbar), a transparent layer of the app notes the position and timing of the touches you make on it, turns each gesture into a step of your configuration and passes it on to the app underneath. Recording ends when you press the red button again. Recorded steps are stored only in your configurations on your device.
What the service does not do
- It does not read, capture, record or store the content of your screen or of any other app (window-content retrieval is switched off in the service configuration).
- It does not see what you type, including passwords, and does not log your actions — apart from the touch positions and timings of a Record session that you start and stop yourself.
- It does not monitor which apps you open and does not react to events in other apps.
- It does not change system settings and does not act on its own: it never decides what to tap — it only replays what you set up.
No data collected through it
No personal or sensitive data is collected, stored, used or shared through the accessibility service, and nothing is sent anywhere from it.
How to turn it off
At any time: Android Settings → Accessibility → Auto Clicker → off (on some devices under Installed apps or Downloaded apps inside Accessibility). Uninstalling the app also removes the service.
2. Information stored on your device
- Configurations — the targets (taps, swipes and recorded gestures), their positions relative to the screen size, delays, durations, stop conditions, start delay, randomization settings, and the names you give them. Stored locally in the app’s private storage. They are never uploaded to us.
- Settings — language and app preferences. Stored locally.
- Purchase state — whether you own “Remove Ads”, so ads stay off. Stored locally and restorable from your Google Play account.
- Ad consent choice — your answer to the consent form (where shown), stored locally by Google’s User Messaging Platform so it is not asked again on every launch.
Android backup: Android’s Auto Backup may include your saved configurations (only those; settings and consent choices are not backed up and are asked again on a new device) in your device backup to your own Google account, if backup is turned on for your device. That backup is managed by Google under your account; we cannot access it. You control it in Android Settings → Google → Backup (wording varies by device).
3. Information collected by third-party services
3.1 Advertising — Google AdMob
The app shows ads served by Google AdMob: a banner on the app’s home screen and, occasionally, a full-screen ad inside the app when you start a session from it. Ads are never shown over other apps and never while auto-clicking is running. To serve ads, measure them and prevent ad fraud, the Google Mobile Ads SDK may collect:
- Device or other identifiers — the Android Advertising ID and app set ID;
- Approximate location — derived from your IP address (not GPS);
- App interactions — for example, that an ad was shown or tapped;
- Diagnostics — performance and error information of the ad SDK.
Purposes: advertising, ad measurement (analytics), and fraud prevention and security. Ads are limited to content suitable for a general audience.
3.2 Consent — Google User Messaging Platform (UMP)
In the European Economic Area, the United Kingdom, Switzerland and other regions where it is required, the app shows Google’s consent form before requesting ads, so you can choose whether ads may be personalized. You can change your choice at any time through Privacy options in the app’s settings. If you decline, ads may still be shown but are not personalized.
3.3 Purchases — Google Play Billing
The one-time “Remove Ads” purchase is processed entirely by Google Play. The app receives a purchase token and the product it unlocks, to confirm the purchase and to restore it later. We do not receive your card number, billing address or other payment details.
3.4 App statistics and crash reports — Google Firebase
To fix crashes and understand which features are used, the app uses Firebase Crashlytics and Google Analytics for Firebase. They may collect:
- Crash logs and diagnostics — the stack trace, device model, Android version and app version when the app crashes;
- App interactions — coarse usage events such as “floating toolbar opened”, “run started”, “Record used”, with the mode and a rough step count (for example “4–10”);
- Device or other identifiers — a Firebase installation ID and app instance ID.
These events never contain your configuration names, target positions, the content of your screen or anything you type. Where consent is required, ad-related use of Analytics data follows your choice in the consent form.
| Service | Provider | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Google Mobile Ads SDK (AdMob) | Banner and interstitial ads, ad measurement, fraud prevention | |
| User Messaging Platform (UMP) | Ad consent where required | |
| Google Play Billing | “Remove Ads” purchase and restore | |
| Firebase Crashlytics | Crash reports, to fix bugs | |
| Google Analytics for Firebase | Coarse feature-usage statistics |
Google privacy policy: policies.google.com/privacy · How Google uses data from apps that use its services: policies.google.com/technologies/partner-sites
4. What we do not collect
- No account, name, email address (unless you write to support), phone number or address.
- No screen content, typed text or content from other apps — see section 1.
- No contacts, photos, files, camera, microphone or precise (GPS) location.
- No server of our own: crash reports and statistics go only to Google Firebase (section 3.4).
5. How information is used
- Make the app work — perform your configured gestures, save and load your configurations, keep “Remove Ads” active.
- Show ads — through Google AdMob, personalized only where you allow it.
We do not sell your data, and we do not use it for profiling.
6. Your choices and rights
6.1 Delete your data
Because there is no account and nothing is stored on our side, there is nothing for us to delete on a server. You can delete everything the app keeps:
- Individual configurations — delete them in the app’s saved-configurations list.
- All app data — Android Settings → Apps → Auto Clicker → Storage → Clear storage, or uninstall the app. Your “Remove Ads” purchase stays with your Google account and can be restored after reinstalling.
- Advertising data — held by Google, not by us. Reset or delete your Advertising ID in Android Settings → Google → Ads (or Privacy → Ads), and see Google’s privacy controls at myaccount.google.com.
6.2 Personalized ads
- In the app: Settings → Privacy options (shown where the consent form applies).
- On Android (any region): Android Settings → Google → Ads → delete or reset the Advertising ID.
- Remove ads entirely with the one-time “Remove Ads” purchase.
6.3 GDPR (EEA / UK users)
You have the right to access, correct and erase your personal data, to object to processing, to withdraw consent at any time (Privacy options), and to complain to your local data protection authority. Since we hold no personal data on our side, requests concerning advertising data are handled by Google; we will help you with any request sent to the email below within 30 days.
6.4 CCPA (California users)
You have the right to know the categories of personal information collected (section 3), the right to delete (section 6.1), and the right not to be discriminated against for exercising these rights. We do not sell personal information.
6.5 Vietnamese users (Law on Personal Data Protection No. 91/2025/QH15)
For users in Vietnam, the same rights apply under the Law on Personal Data Protection (No. 91/2025/QH15, in force since 1 January 2026) and its implementing regulations: to be informed, to access, correct and delete your data, to withdraw consent, and to complain. Use the options in 6.1 and 6.2 or contact us.
7. Permissions
- Accessibility service — to perform your configured taps and swipes and show the floating toolbar (section 1). Enabled only by you, in Android Settings.
- Internet and network state — to load ads and check purchases.
- Google Play billing — for the “Remove Ads” purchase.
- Advertising ID — used by the ads SDK (section 3.1).
8. Children’s privacy
The app is a utility intended for adults. It is not directed to children under 13 (or the equivalent minimum age in your jurisdiction — 16 in most EEA countries), and we do not knowingly collect personal data from children. If you believe a child has provided data, contact us and we will help remove it.
9. Security
- Traffic between the app and Google services is encrypted in transit (HTTPS).
- Configurations are stored in the app’s private storage on your device, which other apps cannot read.
No system is 100% secure, but we follow industry-standard practices.
10. Data retention
- Local data — stays on your device until you delete it, clear the app’s storage, or uninstall the app.
- Advertising data — retained by Google according to Google’s policies.
- Purchase records — retained by Google as required for purchase restore and refunds.
- Support emails — kept only as long as needed to answer you.
11. Changes to this policy
We may update this Privacy Policy from time to time. Any change is posted on this page with a new “Last updated” date. If a change affects how the accessibility service is used, we will also tell you in the app before it takes effect.
12. Contact
Email: nguyenduyanhuit1989@gmail.com
Support: dragonball-studio.web.app/support
Subject line tip: include “Privacy” or “GDPR” so we route it correctly.
This policy was prepared for compliance with the Google Play User Data and Accessibility API policies, Google Play Data safety, GDPR (EU Regulation 2016/679), UK Data Protection Act 2018, CCPA, and Vietnam’s Law on Personal Data Protection No. 91/2025/QH15.