ROOTANVIL · Privacy
Privacy
What leaves your device, what the server is told, and how long any of it is kept. There is no account, no analytics and no crash reporter, so this is a short document.
The short version
There is no account, no analytics, no advertising identifier, and no crash reporter. The app talks to one server, ours, and only about your licence and what you buy. Everything else it does happens on the phone.
What the server is told
When you redeem a key, check your licence, or buy a plan: a one-way hash of your device identifier (never the identifier itself), your device model, the plan concerned, and the contact you type in so we can send you a key. Nothing else is sent, and no file you browse, edit or back up ever leaves the device.
Why the device id is hashed
A licence has to be bound to one phone, which needs a stable identifier. Storing a hash means the binding works while our database never holds anything that identifies your handset directly.
Payments
Card details are entered on the payment provider's own page and never pass through this app or our server — we receive only whether the payment cleared and the last four digits. For a manual transfer you may attach a receipt image; that image is stored with your request so a person can check it, and is visible to the operator reviewing it.
How long things are kept
Licences, subscriptions and the record of purchases are kept as long as the business needs them for accounting and support. Operational logs — sign-in attempts, rate-limit counters — are deleted automatically after 90 days. Your own activity history is kept while your subscription exists.
Who else sees it
The payment provider, for the payment itself. The server host, as a matter of running a server. Nobody else: no data is sold, shared for advertising, or sent to an analytics service.
Permissions the app asks for
Root, to do what the app is for. Storage, to read and write backups. Notifications, to tell you when a licence request is approved. Each is requested when first needed and each is refusable — the app explains what stops working rather than insisting.
Your choices
Uninstalling removes everything the app stored on the device. To have the server-side record of your licence deleted, ask at the contact given in the terms — note that this also ends the licence. Records attached to a completed payment may have to be kept for accounting after that; where they are, what is kept is the payment record, not what you did with the app.