Astro Keypad Privacy

Privacy Policy for Astro Keypad

Effective date: September 26, 2026

Astro Keypad is a Bluetooth keypad companion for use with Bally Astrocade emulation in MAME.

Information We Collect

Astro Keypad does not collect, store, transmit, sell, or share personal information.

The app does not require an account and does not use advertising, analytics, or tracking services.

Bluetooth

Astro Keypad uses Bluetooth to communicate with a paired computer so that the phone can function as a wireless keypad.

Bluetooth functionality and related device information are used only on the device as necessary to establish and maintain this connection. Astro Keypad does not transmit Bluetooth device information to the developer or to third parties.

Internet Access

Astro Keypad does not send personal information to the developer or to third-party services.

Third-Party Services

Astro Keypad does not include advertising networks, analytics services, or other third-party services that collect user data.

Data Retention and Deletion

Because Astro Keypad does not collect or store personal information on developer-controlled servers, there is no personal data retained by the developer and no server-side personal data to delete.

Any Bluetooth pairing information maintained by Android can be removed through the Bluetooth settings on the user’s device.

Children’s Privacy

Astro Keypad does not knowingly collect personal information from children or other users.

Changes to This Privacy Policy

This Privacy Policy may be updated if the functionality or data practices of Astro Keypad change. Any updated version will be posted at this same publicly accessible location with a revised effective date.

Contact

If you have questions about this Privacy Policy or Astro Keypad’s privacy practices, contact:

Developer: Ryland Dagger
Contact: Contact Form


Astro Keypad is an independent, unofficial companion application and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Bally, Astrocade, MAME, or their respective rights holders. Product and software names are used only to describe compatibility.