Your data
English translation of Tes données. The French version is the reference.
What the app stores
Your e-mail address and your password (stored hashed, in unreadable form), your nickname, your leagues, your contracts, your stakes and your points. If you report a player, the text of your report. If the app runs into an error, its technical message, with nothing you typed, deleted after 30 days.
Your sports activities
Only if your watch is linked: the date, type, distance and duration of your activities from the last 90 days, read from Garmin. They are used to compute your odds and to settle your contracts. To settle a contract, the file of the activity concerned is read and then not kept. You can unlink your watch from the “Carnet” tab: your activities are then deleted.
What other players see
The members of your leagues see your nickname, your contracts, your stakes and your points. They see neither your e-mail address nor your activities.
What the app does not do
No advertising, no selling of data, no tracking of your location. Points have no monetary value.
Where the data is kept
With Supabase, in a data centre located in Frankfurt, in the European Union. The code used to change a forgotten password is e-mailed by Resend, a US company, from its servers in Ireland: for that purpose it receives your e-mail address and that message, nothing else.
Deleting your account
From the “Carnet” tab, at any time. Your e-mail address, your password, your nickname and your activities are erased. Your contracts in play count as forfeits. Your past bets remain under an anonymous name, otherwise the other players' accounts would no longer add up.
Your rights
Your data is kept for as long as your account exists. You can ask to access it, correct it or erase it by writing to the address below. You can also lodge a complaint with the data protection authority of your country: the CNIL in France, the CNPD in Luxembourg.
Who is responsible
Hugo COSSA. For any request: hugo.cossa@hotmail.fr.
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