Game Booster Ultra · Last updated: 31 July 2026
Game Booster Ultra ("the app") is a gaming-utility app that reports live device performance stats and runs cosmetic/local "boost" routines (FPS Booster, Ultra Boost, GFX Tool) before a gaming session. This policy explains what information the app handles and how.
The app reads and displays, entirely on your device, things like your screen's refresh rate, battery level and temperature, RAM and storage usage, and network latency (a connection timing check to a public host). None of these readings are sent to us — they're shown on screen only. The app also clears its own temporary/cache files, asks Android to render the app itself at your chosen frame rate where supported, and lets you configure and apply local graphics preferences (resolution, style, shadow quality, and similar display settings) through the GFX Tool. It cannot access, modify, or affect any other app on your device.
The Home screen checks whether a small, fixed list of known gaming apps (e.g. PUBG Mobile, Free Fire, Call of Duty Mobile, BGMI) is installed, so it can show you only the games you actually have. This check is limited to that specific list — the app cannot see the rest of your installed apps. If you boost a specific installed game, a Launch button lets you open that game directly; this uses Android's standard app-launch mechanism and does not read or affect any data belonging to that game. Detection and launch results are used only to power the app's own screens and are never transmitted anywhere.
The app does not request access to your camera, microphone, contacts, location, files, or photos.
The app uses Google Firebase Analytics to collect anonymous usage statistics — such as which tab you're on, which game you selected, and that a boost, Ultra Boost, or GFX Tool action was run. This data is not tied to your identity and does not include any personal information.
The app shows app-open and interstitial ads served by Google AdMob. App-open ads may appear when you open or return to the app (limited to at most once every 15 minutes); interstitial ads appear before the FPS Booster, Ultra Boost, and GFX Tool routines run — never in the middle of one. AdMob may use your advertising ID to show more relevant ads, as described in Google's privacy policy.
Your selected game, target FPS, and GFX Tool preferences (if you choose "Remember my settings") are saved locally on your device only, so the app remembers your choices next time you open it. This data is never uploaded anywhere and is deleted if you uninstall the app.
The app is not directed at children under 13 and does not knowingly collect personal information from them.
If this policy changes, the updated version will be posted on this page with a new "Last updated" date.
Questions about this policy? Email alynostore@gmail.com.