Privacy Policy

Usage statistics

RandALL sends simple usage events to my own server (events.fartingpixel.com), for example “the app was opened”, “the coin flip was used” or “an alarm was switched on”, together with the app version and your device language and region. Each event carries a random identifier the app makes up on first launch. It is not your Apple ID, your advertising identifier or anything else from your device, and deleting the app deletes it. When you switch an alarm on, its name is sent with the event so I can see how alarms are used.

I use this only to understand which features people use and to fix problems. It is never sold or shared.

Your free 48 hours

Your free 48 hours start on their own the first time you open RandALL. There is no account and no payment details, nothing renews and there is nothing to cancel.

To know when they end, RandALL saves the time they started on your iPhone or iPad, in its own storage and in the keychain. The keychain copy stays even after you delete the app, so reinstalling doesn’t start the free hours again. It is only a time, nothing that says who you are, and that saved time is never sent to me or anyone else. My usage statistics get one event when your free hours start and one when they end, like the other events above.

Email, only if you give it

If you write to me through the feedback form and add your email, I use it to reply. If you switch on “Email me when something big is new” after a purchase, I use your email to tell you about big new features, a few times a year at most. I never share it. Ask me and I will delete it.

Purchases

Purchases are made through Apple. RandALL never sees your payment details or your Apple ID. Purchases are checked through RevenueCat, which receives your App Store receipt and an anonymous app user id so your purchase works across reinstalls and devices. In the free version it also receives which ads were shown or tapped and what they earned. See RevenueCat’s privacy policy.

Ads in the free version

Once the free 48 hours are over, the free version of RandALL shows ads. Subscribers and lifetime owners never see an ad, and the ad services are not even started for them.

Google AdMob shows the banner on the home screen and the videos you can choose to watch to open a tool once. To serve and measure ads, Google may collect device identifiers (such as the identifier for vendors), your approximate location from your IP address, and how you interact with the ads. RandALL asks for Apple’s permission to track before Google may use your advertising identifier, and you can say no or change it any time in Settings, Privacy & Security, Tracking. Ads shown in RandALL are limited to content suitable for all ages. See how Google uses information from apps that use its services and Google’s privacy policy.

RandALL also records which ads were shown or tapped, and what they earned, in its own usage statistics and with RevenueCat, under the same random identifiers described above.

Kickstart Exchange shows a card for another independent app on the home screen, while those apps show RandALL in return. It does not track you or your device; it only records app level counts of how often a card was shown and tapped. See the Kickstart Exchange privacy notice.

Children

RandALL is not directed at children under 13 and does not knowingly collect personal information from them.

Contact

Questions about this policy, or want your data deleted? Email me at dino@fartingpixel.com.