Privacy policy of Ball Bounce Offline
Last Updated: July 16, 2026
We collect nothing.
Ball Bounce is an offline game with no permissions, no ads, and no trackers. The full policy is below — it is short because there is very little to say.
1. The short version
Ball Bounce does not collect, store, transmit, sell or share any personal information about you. There is no account to create, no profile to fill in, and no way for us to identify you or your device.
This is not a promise we are asking you to take on trust. The app requests no permission that could reach your data, your device or your identity: no internet, no location, no storage, no camera, no microphone, no contacts. The internet one is the important one — without that permission Android will not let the game open a network connection even if it tried to. There is no channel through which your data could leave your phone.
2. Information we collect
None.
To be specific, and using the categories Google Play asks developers to declare against, Ball Bounce collects none of the following: name, email address, phone number, physical or mailing address, user IDs, photos, videos, audio, files, documents, calendar, contacts, SMS or call logs, health or fitness data, financial or payment information, location (precise or approximate), web browsing history, installed apps, device or advertising identifiers, IP address, crash logs, diagnostics, or product interaction and analytics events.
The app contains no advertising SDK, no analytics SDK, no crash reporting SDK, no social login, and no third-party libraries of any kind that could collect data on our behalf or on their own.
For completeness: if you inspect the app package you will find exactly one permission entry, ending in DYNAMIC_RECEIVER_NOT_EXPORTED_PERMISSION. It is added automatically by Google's own Android support libraries, it belongs to this app alone, and its only purpose is to stop other apps on your phone from talking to this one. It is a lock, not a key: it grants Ball Bounce no access to anything, which is why Android does not present it to you as a permission request.
3. Information stored on your device
The game saves your progress and preferences locally so that closing the app does not lose your best run. This information never leaves your device and is not visible to us. In full, it is:
Your best score and the highest level you have reached
How many runs you have played and how many rings you have cleared in total
Whether haptics are on or off
Your turn sensitivity setting, and whether you inverted the turn direction
Which ball skin you picked
Whether high contrast hazards is on
Whether reduced flashes and motion is on
Whether you have already been shown the "How to Play" screen
That is the complete list. It contains no identifiers and nothing that could be traced back to you as a person. It is held in the app's own private storage area, which Android isolates from other apps.
4. Deleting your data
Open Settings inside the game and choose Reset progress to erase your scores and history immediately.
Uninstalling Ball Bounce removes everything the app has stored. Because we hold nothing on any server, there is nothing left behind to request the deletion of, and no request for us to process — uninstalling is complete and final deletion.
5. Android backup
If you have Google's system-level backup switched on for your device, Android may include this app's saved progress in your device backup so that your best score survives a phone upgrade. That backup is a feature of Android and your Google account, is governed by Google's privacy policy rather than ours, and we have no access to it or visibility of it. You can disable it in your device's system settings. The only thing it can ever contain is the short list in section 3.
6. Leaving the app
Two buttons in the game can hand you over to another app:
Rate app opens this game's listing in the Google Play Store.
Share app opens Android's own share sheet so you can send a link to the game to someone. You choose the app and the recipient, and you send it — the game only supplies a line of text and the store link, and it cannot send anything by itself.
Once you are in the Play Store, a messaging app or a browser, you are in that company's app under their privacy policy, not ours.
7. Children
Ball Bounce is suitable for all ages and contains no ads, no purchases, no chat, no user-generated content and no links to social networks. Because the app collects no data whatsoever, it collects no data from children either. We do not knowingly collect personal information from anyone of any age, as there is no mechanism in the app to do so.
8. Security
The strongest security property an app can have is not holding your data in the first place. There is no server to breach, no database to leak and no transmission to intercept, because none of those things exist. Your saved progress sits in the app's private storage, protected by Android's standard application sandbox.
9. Your rights
Privacy laws such as the GDPR and the CCPA give you rights to access, correct, export, delete and restrict the processing of your personal data, and to object to it being sold.
We hold no personal data about you, so there is nothing for us to disclose, correct, export or delete, and nothing to sell — we do not sell or share personal information, because we have none. Your local progress is fully under your control through Reset progress or by uninstalling.
10. Changes to this policy
If a future version of Ball Bounce ever changes what it does with data, this policy will be updated and the date at the top of this screen will change with it. Because the policy ships inside the app, the version you are reading always describes the version you are running — it cannot be silently rewritten underneath you. Material changes will be noted in the Play Store release notes.