The short version

This app does not require an account, and without one it does not collect your name, your number or your location. Everything it does is described below; this is the summary:

• What you choose — your clubs, your settings, the matches you have opened — stays on your phone. Only if you sign in are your followed clubs and competitions also saved to your account, so they follow you to another phone.
• Our server sees which page was asked for so it can answer with the football on it. It does not record your address.
• Advertising comes from Google and networks it works with, such as Unity Ads, and uses an advertising ID you can reset or switch off in your phone's settings.
• An account — by email or with Google — is entirely optional.

What is kept on your phone

The app stores on your device: the clubs and competitions you follow, your notification, language and appearance settings, and a copy of football data it has already read so screens open without fetching it again.

None of this leaves the phone, except your followed clubs and competitions if you sign in (see “Your account” below). Clearing the app's data or uninstalling it removes everything kept on the phone.

What reaches our server

The app asks our server for football — a particular day, a match, a team sheet, a table. The server records the request itself (its method, the path asked for, and whether it succeeded) so we can tell when something is broken.

That log contains no IP address and no identifier belonging to you, and there is no account attached to it. There is no way for us to tell that two requests came from the same person.

Advertising

The app shows ads from Google AdMob, through which Google may also serve ads from partner networks such as Unity Ads. These networks use your device's advertising ID to choose ads, avoid repeating them, and count impressions. Unity's policy: unity.com/legal.

You can reset that ID or turn it off entirely in Android Settings → Ads. If you are in Europe, the app asks on first launch whether you consent to personalised advertising, and you may decline.

Google's own policy: policies.google.com/technologies/partner-sites

Notifications

If you turn notifications on, Firebase Cloud Messaging issues a device token so an alert can reach you. The token belongs to the device rather than to a person, and tells us nothing about who you are.

Turning notifications off in the app or in your phone's settings stops them immediately.

Usage statistics

The app uses Google Analytics for Firebase for aggregate numbers: how many people use it, for how long, and whether they come back. Those numbers are not tied to your name, your email or your account.

It uses a random identifier for the app on your device and general information such as the phone model and country. Clearing the app's data or uninstalling it removes that identifier.

Your account

Optional. The app works fully without it.

If you create an account with your email, we keep that email and the name you gave. If you sign in with Google, Google gives us your name, email address and profile picture so the app can show them back to you. Either way, your account on Google Firebase also keeps:

• the clubs and competitions you follow, so they reach any phone you sign in on;
• the comments and replies you write on match events, and your likes. Comments are visible to everyone using the app, with your name and picture.

We do not sell any of this and we do not share it. You can sign out at any time, and you can delete your account and everything in it from inside the app (Settings → Delete account) or see deleting your account.

Children

This app is not directed at children under 13, and we do not knowingly collect data about anyone we know to be younger than that.

Changes

If this policy changes we will update this page and the date at the top of it.

Contact

To have your account deleted, follow the steps on deleting your account. For any other question about your privacy, reach us through the contact details on the app's Google Play listing.