Dumb Phone / Android
Privacy Policy
DumbPhone is designed around local, on-device control. It may still use Google / Firebase services for stability monitoring and app integrity checks.
1. Basic policy
DumbPhone helps you manage how your phone is used. Most app behavior relies on on-device data, while some security and stability features use Firebase / Google services. No account or login is required. App rules and settings are stored on your device. Usage information itself is not designed to be uploaded to a custom remote server.
2. Information handled by the app
The app may handle the following information on your device, and where needed through external services, to provide its features. Selected preset, per-app display and restriction rules, language, theme, and focus mode stateNames and package names of launchable apps on the deviceToday's app usage time when you grant Android Usage AccessCrash logs and diagnostic details such as device, OS, and app version when a failure occursTokens or attestation results used by Firebase App Check and the Play Integrity API
3. Purpose of use
This information is used for the following purposes. To show only the apps you choose in the launcherTo apply focus mode and pause-before-opening behavior according to your settingsTo display today's usage and sort apps by recent useTo detect crashes and improve app stabilityTo help protect supported APIs from abuse or non-genuine app requests
4. External services and third-party processing
The current implementation may send or process limited information through Google / Firebase services for the following purposes. Crashlytics for crash reporting and diagnostic processingFirebase App Check for request protectionPlay Integrity API for app authenticity and abuse-prevention checksThe app is not designed to sell or share your usage data or settings data for advertising purposes
5. Information not currently available
The current version is not designed to continuously collect the following as part of normal app functionality. Name, email address, phone number, or contactsLocation, payment information, photos, videos, or message contentsAdvertising identifiers or ad-targeting profiles
6. Permission management
You can grant, change, or revoke Usage Access and home app settings from Android settings. If Usage Access is revoked, usage reporting and usage-based sorting may not be available. If the home app setting is changed, the launcher experience may no longer be active.
7. Save and delete
Settings and rules are stored as app data on your device. There is no custom user-data backend that normally requires a deletion request. You can delete saved settings by clearing the app storage from Android app settings. Uninstalling the app normally removes its local app data from the device.
For support, use the contact information shown on the store listing.