TapMe — Privacy Policy

Last updated: 30 September 2026

TapMe (“the app”, “we”) is published by BeeXpro Consulting Ltd. This policy covers the TapMe app on both Google Play (Android) and the Apple App Store (iOS). It explains what data the app handles and why. We’ve kept it plain.

The short version

TapMe is a tap game. We don’t ask you to create an account, and we don’t collect your name, email, or contacts. The only data involved comes from (1) showing ads, (2) measuring our own advertising and how the game is played, (3) the optional leaderboards, and (4) processing purchases. Photos you add stay on your device.

Data the app itself stores

• Your scores, stats, settings, achievements, and any custom face photos are stored only on your device. Custom photos are cropped on-device and never uploaded to us or anyone else. Deleting the app removes them.
• We operate no servers of our own for TapMe. The only information that reaches us is the aggregated usage and advertising statistics described under “Measuring our advertising” below, which do not identify you.

Advertising

TapMe is free and shows ads unless you buy an ad-removal purchase. Ads appear as a banner outside gameplay and as an occasional full-screen ad between rounds — never during a round.

Ads are supplied through Unity LevelPlay, which is a mediator: it passes each ad request to whichever advertising network bids highest. The networks that may fill a request are ironSource Ads and Unity Ads (both operated by Unity) and Google AdMob.

To serve and measure an ad, those companies may collect and process:

• a device advertising identifier (IDFA on iOS, Advertising ID on Android) and other device identifiers
• approximate location inferred from your IP address
• ad interactions — which ads were shown and whether you tapped them
• device and diagnostic information such as model, OS version, and crash data

They may use this for personalised advertising where you have allowed it. This processing is theirs, under their own policies — Unity (LevelPlay, ironSource Ads, Unity Ads) and Google (AdMob); see also how Google uses information from apps that use its services.

• Consent (EEA, UK and Switzerland): on first launch we show a consent request via Google’s User Messaging Platform, and every ad network above receives your choice. You can consent, refuse, or manage individual purposes. If you refuse, you’ll still see ads, but non-personalised ones. You can change your choice later from the privacy options in Settings.
• On iOS: tracking additionally requires your permission through Apple’s App Tracking Transparency prompt. If you decline, no network receives your IDFA and ads are non-personalised. You can change it later in iOS Settings.
• The one-time “Remove Ads” or “Bundle” purchase stops all ad requests — banners and full-screen ads alike.

Measuring our advertising and how the game is played

TapMe uses Google Analytics for Firebase so we can tell which of our own adverts led to an install, and understand how the game is used. It records:

• that the app was installed and opened, and when
• rounds played — the mode (Blitz, Classic or Marathon) and the score
• ads shown in the app, with the network’s estimated revenue for each
• device type, OS version, app version, approximate country, and an app-instance identifier — plus the advertising identifier where the platform allows it (on iOS only if you allow tracking)

We see these only as aggregated reports, and share them with Google Ads to measure and optimise our own campaigns. They are not used to identify you and are never sold. Firebase processing is governed by Firebase’s privacy terms and Google’s Privacy Policy. This measurement continues after a Remove Ads purchase, because it concerns our advertising and gameplay rather than the ads shown to you; resetting your advertising ID, or declining tracking on iOS, disconnects it from your device’s advertising identity.

Leaderboards and achievements

Leaderboards are optional — the whole game is playable without signing in.

• On Android — Google Play Games Services: if you sign in, Google associates your gamer profile (your Play Games player ID and display name) with the scores you submit, so they can appear on the global and friends leaderboards. Your round scores and achievement unlocks are sent to Google Play Games Services. This is handled by Google under Google’s Privacy Policy. You can manage or delete your Play Games data, and control who sees your profile, in the Google Play Games app.
• On iOS — Apple Game Center: if you use the leaderboards, your score and Game Center nickname are handled by Apple under Apple’s Privacy Policy. You can disable Game Center in iOS Settings.

Purchases

In-app purchases are processed by the platform store — Google Play Billing on Android and Apple on iOS. We never see your payment details; the app only stores a local flag indicating what you’ve unlocked.

Children

TapMe is not directed at children under 13, and we do not knowingly collect personal data from children.

Your choices

• Refuse or change ad consent at the prompt, or later from the privacy options in the app’s Settings (Android) or iOS Settings.
• Remove all ads, and the ad networks’ data collection, with a one-time purchase.
• Play without signing in to leaderboards at all.
• Reset your advertising ID in your device settings, or delete your Play Games data from the Google Play Games app.
• Delete the app to remove all locally stored data.

Data deletion

Because TapMe stores your data on your device and we hold none of it ourselves, uninstalling the app deletes everything stored on your device. Analytics data is kept by Google for a limited period set in our Google Analytics settings and then deleted automatically; to ask us to delete analytics data linked to your app installation sooner, email us. Leaderboard entries are held by Google or Apple and can be removed through the Google Play Games app or Game Center respectively. If you have a question about data held about you, email us at the address below.

Changes to this policy

If this policy changes we’ll update the date at the top of this page.

Contact

Questions? Email privacy@beexpro.com.