Privacy

Nothing about you leaves your device, except the community account you choose to make. MarketMover runs no analytics.

What the app holds on the device: your settings, your blackbook, your bet ledger and, if you log in to a bookmaker, that login, in the device keychain. None of it is sent to MarketMover.

What MarketMover's server sees: requests for prices, the model file and a race's history, from a plan's bearer token that names the plan and nothing else, plus your IP address for as long as it takes to answer. An app key may also send a device id. The server stores a hash of the subscription and that id, and the id of a device session. It does not store the device id itself. Device limits are not turned on: a third device or a second live screen is recorded and not refused.

The community, if you join it: you sign in with Apple, which gives MarketMover a stable identifier for you and, only if you choose to share it, an email address. MarketMover then holds the nickname and picture you set, what you post, which posts you have read, who you have blocked, and the device tokens for notifications, on its own server in Australia. Nothing else about you, and nothing from the rest of the app. Your profile shows others only what you switch on. Export it from your profile at any time; delete the account there and all of it goes at once, with your posts standing as "deleted member" for thirty days for reports to be judged, then gone.

What Apple sees: your purchase, through the App Store, under Apple's privacy policy. What a bookmaker sees: whatever its own site sees when you use it or open it from the app; an affiliate link tells the bookmaker only that you came from MarketMover.