APEX RUSH · ANDROID
አማርኛ Keyboard
Privacy policy · የግል መረጃ ፖሊሲ
Developer: APEX RUSH
Android package: com.eleyas.amharickeyboard
Effective date: November 9, 2026
Applies to versions 0.2.0 and 0.2.1 and their advertising-enabled features.
Contact: apexrush.appsupport@gmail.com
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የምትጽፈውን ጽሑፍ አንመዘግብም፤ ወደ ማስታወቂያ አገልግሎትም አንልክም። Keyboardው ያለ Internet ይጽፋል። በappው የመጻፍ ገጽ ውስጥ 18+ መሆንንና Ads መቀበልን ለመረጡ ተጠቃሚዎች Google AdMob ማስታወቂያ ሊታይ ይችላል። ለማስታወቂያና የግል መረጃ ምርጫዎች Google የመሣሪያና የአጠቃቀም መረጃ ያስኬዳል። ያለ Ads መጠቀም ትችላለህ። ሙሉ ዝርዝሩ ከታች አለ።
1. Keyboard typing and text in other apps
The keyboard processes the characters you select on your device and sends them through Android's input connection to the text field you are editing. Android provides the field type and editor actions. When you delete a selection, the keyboard may read that selected text transiently to perform the deletion.
Our keyboard code does not record a typing history, save keystrokes, send typed text to APEX RUSH, or pass typed text to Google advertising services. It does not read your clipboard automatically or use a cloud prediction service. Typing remains available offline.
The app into which you type may save, transmit, or otherwise process the text under its own privacy practices. This policy does not control those receiving apps.
2. Writing and practice features
The foreground writing page processes draft text, character and word counts, and practice feedback locally. Drafts and practice responses are kept only in the activity's memory and are not saved to files, a database, saved-instance state, or an online account by our code. Closing or recreating that activity may discard the text. Draft contents are not used for ad targeting or included in ad requests.
If you explicitly tap Copy text, the app places your draft on Android's system clipboard so you can paste it elsewhere. The operating system, clipboard synchronization features, or apps you paste into may handle that copied text under their own practices. The app does not copy or read clipboard contents automatically.
The setup screen checks whether the keyboard is enabled and selected using Android's input-method settings. These checks remain on the device.
3. Advertising choices and ages
The keyboard is intended for users aged 13 and above. Advertising on the foreground writing page is available only after the user self-selects an 18-or-older option and chooses to continue with ads. This is a self-declared choice, not an identity or age-verification service.
Users who are under 18, do not state their age, or choose to use the app without ads can use the keyboard and writing features without initializing the advertising and consent services through those features. The app stores the selected advertising/age-category choice locally, rather than collecting a date of birth.
You can change the advertising choice using the writing page's ads/privacy controls. Disabling ads removes the banner and stops new ad loads from that page. A network request already in progress may still finish, and this control cannot unload an SDK already initialized in the current app process or delete data Google already received. Ads are not displayed by the keyboard while it is used inside another app.
4. Google AdMob and consent services
If you choose the eligible advertising option, the foreground writing page uses Google Mobile Ads (GMA Next-Gen SDK) and Google's User Messaging Platform (UMP). These services make network requests. UMP requests current consent information and presents applicable privacy messages and options. Advertising requests are gated on the SDK's canRequestAds state. An online request to check consent may itself disclose network metadata to Google before any ad is displayed.
Google documents that its advertising SDK collects and shares IP addresses (which can be used to estimate general location), app/ad interactions such as launches and taps, diagnostics such as launch time, hangs and energy usage, and device or account identifiers such as App Set ID and Advertising ID where available. These are used for advertising, analytics, and fraud prevention. The app does not request precise GPS location or add a separate Firebase Analytics service.
This build targets Android API 36 and omits the Android AD_ID permission. Google documents that Advertising ID is zeroed for apps targeting API 33 or above without that permission. Other SDK identifiers and other data collection remain possible; omitting the permission does not mean the app has no advertising data collection.
Google states that data collected by its advertising SDK is encrypted in transit using TLS. The SDK's local consent state and advertising metadata are distinct from the text you type, which our code does not send to these services.
5. Privacy messages and third-party processing
Where applicable, the writing page provides a privacy-options entry point so you can review the choices offered by Google's consent service. You may also use the app without ads. Google's processing, retention and deletion options are described in its own policies. Advertising partners identified by the applicable privacy message may process advertising data; we do not promise a single fixed retention period for those third parties.
Google Privacy Policy: https://policies.google.com/privacy
How Google uses information from apps: https://policies.google.com/technologies/partner-sites
Google advertising controls: https://myadcenter.google.com/
SDK data disclosure: https://developers.google.com/admob/android/next-gen/privacy/play-data-disclosure
6. Storage, retention and deletion
APEX RUSH does not operate a user-account or draft-storage backend for this app. Local advertising choices and Google-managed consent preferences may remain in app storage until changed, the app's storage is cleared in Android settings, or the app is uninstalled. Keyboard layout state and drafts may remain in memory while their process or activity exists.
Clear a draft using the writing page's controls. You can switch keyboards, disable this keyboard, clear the app's storage, or uninstall it through Android settings. Clearing or uninstalling the app does not remove text already saved in another app, nor does it automatically delete information Google or its partners already received. Use the relevant provider's controls or contact them for those requests. Contact us for questions about processing under our control.
7. Permissions and security
Android's BIND_INPUT_METHOD protection allows Android to bind the keyboard service; users enable and select the keyboard through system settings. The app also has Internet and network-state permissions for its foreground advertising features. Included SDK libraries may declare normal basic-phone-state and background-work permissions used for their operation; these are not permission to read your typed text. A separate keyboard process helps separate execution, but Android permissions apply to the app; we do not claim that the keyboard process lacks Internet permission.
No account sign-in, contacts, microphone, camera, or precise-location permission is required for the keyboard and writing features. We do not sell typed or draft text. No software can promise absolute security.
8. Changes and contact
We will update this policy when these practices change. Check the effective date and the policy bundled with the version you use.
Developer: APEX RUSH
Privacy/support email: apexrush.appsupport@gmail.com