1. Local App Data
FillRam is an Android memory-pressure testing and benchmarking utility. It reads physical RAM, swap, low-memory state, timing, app allocation, device model, Android version, and app version. Calibration and Benchmark can record frequent samples in a local SQLite database and may read Android process-exit information to classify an unfinished calibration. FillRam does not upload these readings, samples, settings, or test history to an ex4.dev server.
Selected settings, the current calibration, the latest Free Benchmark result, saved or interrupted Pro history, and cached Pro entitlement state are stored in FillRam's private app storage. FillRam does not identify which other apps Android removes from memory. A text or CSV report leaves FillRam only when you explicitly export it through Android's share sheet; an export can include device, calibration, result, and sample-timeline data.
2. Google Play Billing
FillRam uses Google Play to display subscription products and prices, start purchases, restore active purchases, and acknowledge them. Google processes your Google account and payment details under its own policies.
FillRam reads the product, purchase state, and purchase token needed to provide and acknowledge Pro. FillRam does not receive your card or bank details.
3. Free-Tier Advertising
After Google Play confirms that no active Pro entitlement exists, the Free tier may initialize Appodeal and its mediated advertising partners. These partners may process advertising identifiers, IP address, device and network details, ad events, diagnostics, measurement, and fraud-prevention signals under their own policies.
FillRam does not request precise or approximate location permission. While an active Pro entitlement is confirmed, FillRam does not request or cache banner ads. FillRam also suppresses banner requests while calibration, Benchmark execution, or Benchmark result screens are active.
For more information, see the Appodeal Privacy Policy and Google Privacy Policy.
4. Privacy Choices
Where Appodeal's consent manager reports that a privacy entry point is required, FillRam shows a Privacy choices item in its menu. It opens the provider's consent, re-consent, or opt-out form. This entry point can remain available after Pro is active so you can review earlier advertising choices.
5. Retention and Deletion
You can delete individual local history entries or clear history from the History screen. Recalibration replaces the previous valid calibration only after the new calibration is accepted. FillRam keeps one latest completed Free Benchmark result and can keep up to 100 entries in each Pro history section under the app's current retention rules.
Clearing FillRam's app storage or uninstalling it removes local settings, calibration, samples, history, and cached entitlement state. Google Play retains subscription and transaction records under Google's own policies.
6. Contact
For privacy questions, contact contact@ex4.dev.