Privacy policy

Who is responsible

Your data is the responsibility of the Crybaby Bowl administrator (Lulo), who runs the app personally and not for profit.

What data we use

Your account: username, the name you show, your e-mail if you give it, and your password (stored encrypted: nobody can read it, not even us).

What you create in the app: your teams, leagues, matches, messages, and the avatars and crests you upload.

The reports you send us with the bug button, with the screen, screen size and browser you send them from.

If you write to us through the contact form: your name, your e-mail and what you tell us, to answer you.

How you use the app: when you come in, which screens you open, for how long, from what kind of device and browser, roughly where from (the country and city your connection gives; we don't keep your IP), the errors you run into, how long things take to load and which areas of the screen you tap. The app records this itself, without third-party tools.

When you sign up, where you came from: whose invitation, which website (a search engine, for example) and the link's tag, if it had one.

The 0-10 score and comment you give us when we ask whether you'd recommend the app, if you want to give them.

If you turn on notifications (they're off by default), the notification address of each device where you turn them on, only to notify you. It's deleted when you turn them off, or on its own when it stops working (for example, if you uninstall the app or remove its permission).

What for

To give you the service: your account, your teams and leagues, and matches that work.

To improve the app: knowing what is used, what confuses and what fails. Together with bug reports and suggestions, it helps us keep improving the service.

To protect it: limits on attempts and submissions, so nobody can overload it.

Legal basis

Giving you the service is performing what you accept when you sign up (the terms of use).

Improving and protecting the app is our legitimate interest: we do it with the minimum needed and without giving anything to anyone. You can object by writing to us (see below how).

Who we share it with

Nobody. We do not sell or give away your data, nor use it for advertising. It is a matter of principle.

The messages you exchange with your rival to arrange a match are read by the two of you and also by the league commissioner (to mediate if there is a problem) and the administrator (in case of abuse). The conversation itself says so. They can't be edited or deleted: they stay with the match.

If you ask to join a league as a coach, its commissioners see your name, since when you have been on Crybaby Bowl, how many games you have played (with wins, draws and losses) and in how many leagues, and the message you leave them.

Notifications, if you turn them on, arrive through your browser's push service (Google, Apple or Mozilla), encrypted: they deliver them but can't read them.

The app runs on hosting, database and email-sending services (the one that sends, for example, the link to verify your email or reset your password) that work for us and cannot use your data for anything else. If any of them stores something outside the European Union, it does so with the safeguards the law requires.

How long

Your account and what you create, for as long as you keep your account. If you delete it, your account is deleted; teams that play or have played in a league pass to its commissioner, so other people's results are not broken, and your reports stay without an author.

What we record about how you use the app (which screens you open, when and from what device), 90 days at most. After that it is deleted and only general counts remain, like "the calendar was opened 300 times in October", without knowing by whom.

Reports, for as long as they help fix or improve the app.

Contact messages, up to a year after they are resolved.

If you delete your account, for the security of the website its information may take up to 90 days to disappear completely.

Your rights

You can see, correct and take away your data, object to us using it to improve the app, restrict its use and delete it (you delete your account from Settings).

If you think we do not handle it properly, you can complain to the Spanish Data Protection Agency (aepd.es).

Age

You must be at least 14 years old to sign up.