Last updated: 1 July 2025
Welcome to the Privacy Policy of Scoreholder Ltd ("Scoreholder", "we", "us" or "our"). Scoreholder operates a web-based scoring application (available at scoreholder.com) that serves users globally. This Privacy Policy explains how we collect, use, disclose, and protect your personal information when you use our services. It applies to all users of Scoreholder worldwide. We avoid region-specific policies; instead, this single Privacy Policy applies to all our users worldwide, from New Zealand to the EU, the US (including California), the UK, Australia, Dubai, and beyond.
By using our services, you acknowledge that your personal data will be handled as described in this Policy. If you do not agree with our practices, please do not use our services or provide us with your information.
Scope. This Privacy Policy applies to all personal information we collect or process about individuals who use our websites, applications, and services (collectively, the "Services"), or who otherwise interact with us (for example, by contacting support or participating in events). It covers how we handle personal data of users in all jurisdictions we serve.
Definitions. In this Policy:
"Personal Data" (or "Personal Information") means any information that relates to an identified or identifiable individual. This includes details like name, contact information, account details, device identifiers, and other data that can be reasonably linked to you.
"Processing" means any operation performed on personal data, such as collection, use, storage, disclosure, or deletion.
"Data Protection Laws" refers to all laws and regulations concerning privacy and data protection that apply to our operations, including GDPR, CCPA/CPRA, NZ Privacy Act 2020, DIFC Data Protection Law, Australia's Privacy Act, and similar laws.
"Services" refers to Scoreholder's SaaS offerings and platforms (for example, our scoring platform), websites, and related services.
"You" and "your" refer to the individual reading this Policy or using our Services (for example, an end-user, customer, or site visitor).
If any terms are not defined in this Policy, they have the meanings given to them in the relevant data protection laws. This Policy does not cover the practices of third-party websites, services or applications that you may access through our Services - those are governed by the respective third parties' privacy policies.
We believe in being transparent about what data we collect. We collect information you provide to us directly, information we collect automatically about your use of our Services, and in some cases information from third parties. The types of personal data we may collect include:
Profile and Account Information: When you sign up or use our Services, we may collect information such as your name, email address, phone number, organisation or club affiliation, username, password, and any other information you provide on registration or profile forms. For example, if you create an account on our platform, you will provide identifying and contact details.
Usage Data: We collect information about how you use our Services. This includes your activities on the platform (e.g. scores recorded, competition data entered), pages or screens viewed, features used, links clicked, and the dates/times of usage. We may also keep logs of when you log in or perform key actions. This browsing and usage information helps us understand and improve service functionality.
Device and Technical Data: We collect certain technical information when you access our Services. This may include your IP address, browser type, device type (and identifiers), operating system, language preference, and cookie identifiers. If you use a mobile device, we might collect the device's unique ID and any other device-level information transmitted. This data is collected to ensure our Services function properly across different devices and to diagnose technical issues.
Cookies and Tracking Technologies: Like most online services, we use cookies to collect information about your interactions with our website and Services. Cookies are small text files stored on your browser. They help us remember your preferences, understand usage patterns, and personalise content. For detailed information, see Section 7: Cookies & Tracking Technologies below.
Contact and Communication Data: If you contact us (for example, via support email, chat, or phone), we will collect the information you share, such as your name, contact details, and the contents of your inquiry or feedback. We will also keep records of our correspondence with you (e.g. support tickets or complaint details).
Payment Information: If you make purchases or payments through our Services, we (or our authorised payment processors) may collect payment details. This could include billing name and address, and partial credit card information (note: for security, we do not store full credit card numbers - payments are handled by compliant third-party processors).
Third-Party Provided Data: In some cases, we may receive information about you from third parties. For example, if you login via a third-party platform, we may receive certain profile information from them with your consent. Also, if a colleague or event organiser inputs your information into our platform (e.g. adding a gymnast's name, number and competition level to register them for a competition), we collect that data as provided by the third party. We treat such information in accordance with this Policy.
Sensitive Information: Scoreholder's Services are not designed for and strictly prohibit the processing, storage, or transmission of sensitive personal data. "Sensitive" personal data includes, without limitation, government identification numbers, financial account details, health or biometric data, racial or ethnic origin, political opinions, religious or philosophical beliefs, trade-union membership, genetic data, and information about sexual orientation.
Do not submit any sensitive personal information through our platform in any form (including metadata, text fields, file uploads, or custom inputs). Submission of such data violates this Privacy Policy and our Terms of Service.
If sensitive data is uploaded despite this prohibition, you assume all associated risks and liabilities. Upon detection, Scoreholder will promptly delete or anonymise the material, may suspend or terminate the relevant account or content, and will take any additional action required to ensure legal compliance. If you believe sensitive data has been submitted in error, contact us immediately so we can remove it.
We will indicate when personal information is requested (e.g. on forms) and whether it is mandatory or optional. If you choose not to provide certain information, you may not be able to use some features of the Services.
We use personal data for various purposes in connection with providing and improving our Services. We strive to limit our use of data to what is necessary and relevant. The main purposes for which Scoreholder processes your personal information include:
To Provide and Operate the Services: We process data to allow you to register and log into our platform, to facilitate competitions and scoring, display results, and generally to perform the core functions of our SaaS platform. For example, we use personal information of participants and judges to organise competitions and calculate/display scores, and use your login credentials to authenticate you and maintain your account.
To Manage Your Account and Profile: We use your information to maintain your user profile, handle account settings, and provide customer support. This includes using contact info to communicate with you about account status, resetting passwords, or responding to your inquiries. We also use data to enforce our Terms of Service, such as monitoring for fraudulent or unauthorised activity.
To Communicate with You: We may use your email or other contact details to send service-related communications. This includes transactional messages (e.g. confirmations, notices about competition schedules or system maintenance, responses to support requests) as well as updates about our Services. If you opt-in, we may also send marketing or promotional emails about new features, offers, or events. You can opt out of marketing communications at any time (see Your Rights & Choices below), and we will only send you such communications with appropriate consent where required by law.
For Improvement and Analytics: We process usage and device data to understand how our Services are used and to improve them. This includes analysing user behavior to fix bugs, improve user interface and experience, and develop new features or services. We may use analytics tools to gather aggregated data about usage patterns (e.g. overall number of users, popular features, usage trends) to make informed decisions about our product development. Wherever possible, we use aggregated or de-identified data for analytics to avoid identifying individual users.
Personalisation: To enhance your experience, we might use data to personalise content for you. For instance, remembering your preferences (like language or region settings), or showing relevant competition information based on your role or past activities. This personalisation is typically based on your usage data and settings.
Security and Fraud Prevention: We are dedicated to keeping our platform secure. We use personal data (such as account and log-in information, and device identifiers) to detect and prevent fraudulent activity, spam, misuse of our Services, or other illegal activities. This includes monitoring login locations to detect account compromise, using cookies to prevent unauthorised sessions, and using information to investigate potential terms violations or security incidents. If necessary, we might use information to notify you of security issues (e.g. if we suspect unauthorised access to your account).
Legal Compliance: We process personal information as needed to comply with our legal obligations. For example, keeping transaction records for financial regulations, responding to valid legal requests (subpoenas, court orders), or honoring your data privacy rights requests. If required by law, we may use certain data to send mandatory communications (such as notices of legal changes to this Policy).
Protecting Rights and Interests: We may process data as necessary to protect our rights, privacy, safety, or property, or that of our users or others. For example, we may use data to pursue or defend against legal claims, to enforce our contracts (like investigating potential Terms of Service breaches), or to prevent harm in an emergency.
Corporate Transactions: If we undergo a business transaction such as a merger, acquisition, reorganisation, or sale of assets, your personal data may be transferred as part of that deal. We would use or disclose it in that context only for the purposes of evaluating and completing the transaction, and subject to confidentiality restrictions. If such a change happens, we will notify you and ensure your data remains protected per this Policy.
We will only use your personal data for the purposes for which we collected it, unless we reasonably consider that we need to use it for a related purpose that is compatible with the original purpose (and we will inform you as required by law). If we need to use your personal information for an unrelated purpose, we will notify you and explain the legal basis that allows us to do so.
We only process personal data when we have a valid legal reason to do so. Depending on the context, one or more of the following legal bases may apply:
Consent: In some cases, we rely on your consent to process personal data. For example, we will obtain your consent to send you marketing emails or newsletters, or to collect sensitive personal data (if ever needed). When processing is based on consent, you have the right to withdraw your consent at any time by contacting us or using the provided opt-out mechanisms. Withdrawing consent will not affect the lawfulness of any processing we already performed but will stop the future processing of your data for that purpose.
Contractual Necessity: We process personal data that is necessary to provide the Services you have requested. When you sign up for Scoreholder, a contract is formed (through our Terms of Service) and we must process certain data to fulfill our obligations under that contract. For instance, we need to use your account information to actually create and manage your user account, and to deliver the Service functionality you expect. Without this data, we wouldn't be able to provide the core Services.
Legitimate Interests: We may process personal data as necessary for our legitimate business interests, provided that those interests are not overridden by your data-protection rights. We believe our legitimate interests in processing your data include things like: improving and securing our Services, understanding our user base, communicating with you about relevant updates, and promoting our business (in moderate ways). For example, it's in our legitimate interest to analyse usage patterns to improve features, and to prevent fraud or abuse on our platform. When relying on legitimate interests, we carefully consider and balance any potential impact on you and your rights. We do not use legitimate interest as a basis if we determine your interests or rights outweigh ours (especially when dealing with children's data or sensitive data).
Legal Obligation: Some processing is required for us to comply with a legal obligation. For example, certain financial records must be retained for tax law. If authorities lawfully require personal data (e.g. via a court order or regulation), we may process data to comply with those laws.
Vital or Public Interest: In exceptional circumstances, such as when it is necessary to protect someone's life or to fulfil a legal public‑interest duty, we may process personal data on this basis. These situations are extremely rare for Scoreholder.
Each of the categories above is handled in a transparent and privacy-conscious manner. We do not share personal information with third parties beyond what is described in this section without notifying you or obtaining your consent. We also implement all required notices and choice mechanisms (such as opt-outs) to ensure our information sharing practices meet the requirements of applicable data protection laws and respect your privacy preferences.
Scoreholder stores all personal data on secure cloud servers in Singapore operated by trusted providers (AWS and DigitalOcean). Authorised team members in New Zealand and France may access these systems remotely for support, maintenance, and product improvement, so your information may be processed outside your home country.
When personal data leaves its original jurisdiction we apply the safeguards required by that region's privacy laws. For EU data we rely on the European Commission Standard Contractual Clauses; for UK data, the UK International Data Transfer Agreement; and for other regions (e.g., New Zealand, Australia, DIFC, relevant US states) we use equivalent contractual or legally-approved mechanisms. These measures ensure the recipient protects your information to standards essentially equivalent to those in your country.
We also secure all transfers with encryption, strict access controls, and continuous monitoring. You may request details of our transfer safeguards at any time. By using Scoreholder, you consent to these international transfers, which we will always carry out in accordance with this Privacy Policy and applicable law.
We will retain your personal information only for as long as necessary to fulfill the purposes we collected it for, including for the purposes of satisfying any legal, accounting, or reporting requirements.
In practice, this means:
Active account information is kept for as long as you have an account with us or as long as needed to provide you with the Services. If you delete your account or it becomes inactive, we will initiate deletion or anonymisation of personal data associated with your account, unless retention is required for legitimate business purposes or legal obligations.
Competition results or records may be kept as part of historical archives for the sport, but we will remove personal identifiers or obtain necessary consents as required by law.
If you have communicated with us, we may retain those communications (e.g. support emails) for a period of time after resolution, to ensure we have a record of your issue in case of follow-up, and for training/quality purposes.
We retain logs and security records typically for a brief period unless investigating security incidents, in which case we might keep relevant logs longer until resolved.
We may retain some information for longer if necessary to comply with laws (for example, finance or tax laws might require us to keep transaction records for a number of years.
We also may retain information as needed for legal claims. For instance, if we reasonably believe there's a prospect of litigation or an official investigation relating to your data or use of our Services, we might retain relevant information until that issue is resolved.
When we have no ongoing legitimate need to process your personal information, we will either delete it or anonymise it (so it can no longer be associated with you). If deletion or anonymisation is not immediately possible (for example, because the data is stored in backup archives), we will securely store the data and isolate it from any further use until deletion is feasible.
Cookies are small data files placed on your device when you visit a website. They are widely used to make websites work, or work more efficiently, as well as to provide information to the owners of the site. We, and our third-party analytics and advertising partners, use cookies and similar tracking technologies in the following ways:
Essential Cookies: These are necessary for our Services to function properly. For example, they help authenticate your login, remember your session, and enable you to navigate the platform. Without these, certain features may not work.
Preference Cookies: These remember your choices and settings (such as your preferred language or region, or if you've dismissed a notice). They enhance your experience by providing a more personalised service.
Analytics Cookies: These cookies collect information about how visitors use our website and platform (pages visited, time spent, errors encountered, etc.). We use this information in aggregate form to help us improve the way our Services work, understand user interests, and measure the effectiveness of our content. For instance, we might use Google Analytics or similar tools that set their own cookies - but only to gather statistical data and not to identify you personally.
Advertising/Marketing Cookies: Currently, Scoreholder does not host third-party ads on our platform. If this changes in the future, we will update this section. We may use marketing cookies to track if our own advertisements (on other platforms) led you to our site, or to see which features of our site are popular. If we ever partner with advertising networks, those partners might use cookies to deliver targeted ads on other websites based on your interests, but we will only allow this with appropriate consent in regions where required.
Web Beacons and Similar Technologies: In addition to cookies, we might use tiny graphics (sometimes called "pixels" or "clear GIFs") in our emails or on our site. These allow us to understand things like whether an email was opened or whether a certain page was visited. This helps us gauge the effectiveness of our communications and campaigns.
Your Choices for Cookies: When you first visit our website, you may see a cookies notice or banner. Where required by law, we will ask for your consent to use certain cookies. You can choose to accept or reject those. Regardless, you can always control cookies through your browser settings. Most web browsers allow you to refuse new cookies, delete existing cookies, or notify you when new cookies are set. However, please note that if you delete or disable cookies, some features of our Services may not function properly.
Do-Not-Track (DNT): Modern browsers let you send a DNT header to signal that you prefer not to be tracked across sites. Because no industry-wide standard exists, most websites, including ours, cannot reliably act on that header. We therefore do not alter cookies or tracking scripts in response to DNT at this time, but we continue to watch regulatory and technical developments and will update our practice if a uniform standard emerges.
Global Privacy Control (GPC): GPC is a newer, legally recognised browser signal that tells businesses you wish to opt out of any "sale" or cross-context sharing of your personal data for targeted advertising or the inclusion of your identifiable results in any paid analytics or data products we offer. Whenever we detect a valid GPC signal, we treat it as a binding opt-out under laws such as the CCPA/CPRA and similar U.S. state statutes. Concretely, we will:
If, for technical reasons, we cannot immediately honour an opt-out signal, you may always exercise your rights manually by contacting our support team.
We respect your rights to know about and control your personal data. Because we serve users in many jurisdictions, we extend many important privacy rights to all users globally, even if local laws do not require it. Below is a summary of your principal rights and choices regarding your personal information, available to you regardless of where you live (with any legal variances noted where relevant). To exercise any of these rights, please see the instructions at the end of this section.
Right of Access: You have the right to request access to the personal data we hold about you. It means you can ask us to confirm if we're processing your personal information and provide you with a copy of that information, as well as details about how we use it. We will provide the information in a format that is easy to understand, and usually electronically.
Right to Correction (Rectification): You have the right to request that we correct or update any inaccurate or incomplete personal information we have about you. If any of your details (like your name or contact info) change or you find they are incorrect, please let us know. Many details can be corrected by you directly in your account settings, but for any that cannot, you can contact us to make the correction. We'll do so promptly, unless there's a legitimate reason we cannot (in which case we'll explain why).
Right to Deletion (Erasure): You have the right to request deletion of your personal data. This means you can ask us to erase the personal information we hold about you. Note: This right is not absolute - we may not be able to delete data that is required to fulfill our contract with you (unless you terminate the contract), or data we must retain by law, or data needed for legal claims. But we will honor deletion requests to the fullest extent possible. For example, you can delete your account, and we will remove or anonymise personal data associated with it (subject to the retention exceptions noted above). If you simply wish to stop receiving marketing, it's usually better to use the opt-out of marketing rather than a full deletion (so we can keep minimal info to respect your opt-out preference in the future). We will clarify options with you when you make a deletion request.
Right to Restrict Processing: In some jurisdictions (like the EU), you have the right to restrict or suppress the processing of your data. This means in certain cases you can ask us to halt active processing of your data (just storing it) if for example you contest its accuracy or you object to processing (see below) and we are evaluating the request, or if processing is unlawful and you prefer restriction over deletion. We will honor this right where applicable. Practically, if you request restriction, some features of the Service might not be available until the issue is resolved.
Right to Object: You have the right to object to our processing of your personal information in certain situations. Direct Marketing - You can always object to (opt out of) our use of your data for direct marketing purposes. If you say no, we will stop using your data for marketing. This is an absolute right and is available to everyone (e.g., via the "unsubscribe" link in emails or contacting us). Legitimate Interests - If we process your data on the basis of a legitimate interest (see Legal Bases above), you can object to that processing if you feel it impacts your rights. We will then re-evaluate our reasons and if your rights outweigh our interests, we will stop or adjust that processing. For example, if you object to some optional analytics tracking, we will consider disabling it for your account. In some cases, we may demonstrate compelling legitimate grounds to continue processing (and thus deny the objection), but we will communicate and explain this to you.
Right to Data Portability: You have the right to receive your personal data in a structured, commonly used, and machine-readable format, and to have that data transmitted to another controller where technically feasible. In simpler terms, you can ask for a copy of your data in a digital format (for example, CSV or JSON file) that you could reuse elsewhere. This typically applies to data you provided to us directly and that we process by automated means. If you need such a portable copy (say, to transfer your data to a competitor service), let us know and we'll work with you to provide it.
Right not to be Subject to Automated Decision-Making: You have the right not to be subject to a decision based solely on automated processing (including profiling) that produces legal effects or similarly significant effects on you, without human involvement. Scoreholder's services generally do not involve automated decision-making that would have a major impact on you - any automated processes (like ranking scores) are part of the service functionality and not making evaluative decisions about you personally. But if you believe you've been subject to an unfair automated decision, let us know and we will address it, including by providing human oversight.
Right to Withdraw Consent: If we are processing your personal data based on consent, you have the right to withdraw that consent at any time. For example, if you consented to receive newsletters, you can unsubscribe (withdraw consent) and we will stop sending them. Withdrawing consent will not affect the lawfulness of processing we conducted prior to withdrawal, but it means we will cease the specific activity you no longer consent to. There is no penalty for withdrawing consent, for instance, if you withdraw consent to marketing emails, we will simply stop sending them, but you can continue to use our Services.
Right to Opt-Out of "Sale" or Sharing of Personal Data: You have the right to tell us not to sell or share your data with third parties. We honor this right for all users as a matter of policy. You can exercise this choice at any time by contacting us using the information provided in this policy.
Right to Limit Use of Sensitive Information: Because Scoreholder's Services prohibit the submission of sensitive personal data, we do not knowingly collect, use, or disclose such information. We handle any inadvertently-submitted sensitive data with heightened care, promptly delete or anonymise it once the immediate purpose is served, and obtain express consent whenever required by law. Should future changes require us to process sensitive personal information for optional features, we will first give you clear notice and the opportunity to restrict that use or disclosure in accordance with California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA) and other applicable laws.
Right to Non-Discrimination/No Retaliation: We will not discriminate against you for exercising any of these rights. That means we won't deny you our Services, give you poorer service, or charge you different prices just because you exercised your privacy rights. For example, if you opt out of marketing or ask for your data to be deleted, we will not unfairly refuse to provide you the core service or degrade your user experience (beyond what data minimisation inherently causes). Our Services may require some data to function. If you request deletion of that data, the Service might not function. This is a consequence of your request, not our retaliation. We will not otherwise punish you for your choices.
Exercising Your Rights: To exercise any of your rights above, please contact us using the information in the Contact Us section below. You can make a request related to your personal data at any time. For certain requests (like accessing or deleting data), we will need to verify your identity to ensure we're fulfilling the request for the correct person, to protect your privacy. Verification might involve confirming information we already have on file (like sending the request from your registered email or answering a few questions about your account). For some rights, we also offer self-service options:
If you have an account, you can log in and use the account settings to access, update, or delete certain information directly.
All users can unsubscribe from marketing emails by clicking the "unsubscribe" link in any promotional email, or adjust notifications in account settings.
If an opt-out mechanism (like a "do not sell/share" link or toggle) is available on our website or app, you can use that too.
Response Time: We will respond to your request as soon as possible, and within any timeframe required by law. For example, GDPR requires a response within one month (extendable in complex cases), and CCPA generally within 45 days. We aim to get back to you faster than that, typically within a few weeks at most. If we need more time or cannot fulfill your request (due to a legal exception), we will inform you and explain the reason.
Authorised Agents: If you want to designate someone else to make a request on your behalf (such as a lawyer or authorised representative), we will require proof that you have authorised that person (for example, a written authorisation or proof of power of attorney), and we may still ask you or the agent to verify directly with us.
We value your control over your personal information. Please do not hesitate to reach out regarding any of these rights or with any questions about your privacy choices. We are here to help.
Protecting personal information is a core priority at Scoreholder. We apply industry-standard technical and organisational safeguards to prevent unauthorised access, alteration, disclosure, or destruction of the data we hold. Key measures include:
Encryption in transit and at rest – all traffic to our services uses HTTPS (TLS); sensitive fields are stored in encrypted form.
Strict access controls – access to personal data is limited to authorised personnel and service providers who need it for legitimate business purposes, protected by strong authentication.
Ongoing monitoring and testing – we patch systems promptly, run regular security assessments, and monitor for malicious activity.
Secure infrastructure – data is hosted in accredited data centres with robust physical security controls and 24 / 7 monitoring.
Incident response readiness – we maintain policies and procedures to detect, contain, and remediate security events. If a breach affecting your personal data occurs, we will notify you and the relevant authorities as required by law.
Although no online system can be guaranteed 100 % secure, we continuously improve our defences to keep your information safe and private.
We are committed to resolving any concerns about your privacy and the handling of your personal data. If you have questions, concerns, or complaints regarding this Privacy Policy or our data practices, we encourage you to contact us directly so that we can address and resolve the issue.
Contacting Scoreholder:
You can reach our privacy team or Data Protection Officer at [email protected]. Please include "Privacy Request" in the subject line and provide detail about your question or request.
We will acknowledge and investigate any complaint or question, and respond within a reasonable timeframe. Our goal is to find a fair resolution to any issue you might have.
Dispute Resolution: Most privacy or data use concerns can be resolved quickly through our support or privacy team. However, if you are not satisfied with our response or believe we are not complying with our legal obligations, you have the right to escalate the matter:
Lodging a Complaint with Authorities: You have the right to file a complaint with the data protection authority or privacy regulator in your country or region. For example:
In New Zealand, you can contact the Office of the Privacy Commissioner.
In the UK, you can reach out to the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO).
In the EU, you can contact your country's supervisory authority (a list of EU data protection authorities is available online, e.g., CNIL in France, DPC in Ireland, etc.). You may choose to contact the authority in the country of your residence, place of work, or where an alleged infringement occurred.
In Australia, the relevant body is the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC).
In Dubai (DIFC), it is the DIFC Commissioner of Data Protection.
In California, while there isn't a dedicated "privacy authority" for individual complaints, the California Privacy Protection Agency (CPPA) oversees CCPA/CPRA enforcement, and the state Attorney General's office accepts reports of privacy violations.
For other U.S. states, you might contact your State Attorney General's consumer protection division.
If your jurisdiction is not listed here, check your local laws for the appropriate authority (for instance, Canada's OPC, etc.).
These authorities can provide guidance or take action to enforce privacy laws. We welcome you to contact us first to attempt resolution, as we are confident we can address most issues without regulatory involvement. But it is your right to seek help from these regulators at any time.
Mediation/Arbitration: If applicable and if we cannot resolve through usual means, we might agree to a neutral mediation or arbitration process to settle a dispute. Any such process will be conducted in a manner that protects your personal data and rights.
We value the trust you place in Scoreholder. If you have any questions about this Privacy Policy or our privacy practices, please contact us. We will be happy to answer and will work diligently to address any issue to your satisfaction.
We may update or modify this Privacy Policy from time to time to reflect changes in our practices, technologies, legal requirements, or for other operational reasons. If we make changes, we will notify you by updating the "Effective Date" at the top of this Policy. In the case of material changes (significant changes that affect your rights or how we use your data), we will take additional steps to inform you: for example, by posting a prominent notice on our website or sending you a direct notification (via email or via your account).
We encourage you to review this Privacy Policy periodically to stay informed about how we are protecting your information. Your continued use of our Services after any changes to this Policy constitutes your acceptance of the updated terms. If you do not agree with any updates or changes, you should stop using the Services and can request that we delete your personal data.
We keep prior versions of this Privacy Policy for your review (if applicable, we can provide an archive or summary of changes upon request, so you can see how terms have evolved).
Thank you for reading our Privacy Policy. We are dedicated to safeguarding your personal data and being transparent about our practices. Your privacy and trust are important to us, and we will continue to do our utmost to protect them.
If you have any questions or concerns about this Policy or your privacy when using Scoreholder, please reach out to us at [email protected].