Spring Football – Privacy
Last updated: 18 October 2026
The short version: Spring Football has no accounts and no purchases. Your settings and Hall of Fame stay on your device. An online match sends only what the other player needs to see. The weekly leaderboards show a made-up name and your totals for the week. The game offers short videos you can choose to watch; those come from Google AdMob, which collects some data to show and measure them.
What the game keeps, on your device only
- The player names you type, and the settings you choose (kits, keeper style, difficulty, sound).
- The Hall of Fame: cups, results and records, and how many optional videos you watched today.
None of this is sent anywhere (the weekly leaderboards below get only their own totals). Uninstalling the game (or clearing its data) deletes it.
Online matches
When you host or join an online match, the two games talk to each other through a relay server we run on Cloudflare (older versions used one run by Supabase). They send the 4-letter room code, the name you typed for yourself, your team's name and kit, the game version, and the moves of the match while you play. Nothing else: no device ID, no account and no location.
The relay passes these messages straight on to the other player and doesn't store them. Like any internet service, the provider may keep short technical logs, such as the IP address, for security. Practice, vs CPU and two players on one screen work without internet and send nothing (apart from the optional videos below).
Pick a name you are happy for the other player to see. There is no chat.
Weekly leaderboards
From version 1.0.3 the Hall of Fame has a THIS WEEK page with two leaderboards: wins against the computer and online wins. After such a win the game sends this week's total to our leaderboard database (run by Supabase), together with a name the game made up for you from two words and a number (like "Golden Striker 42"; NEW NAME picks another) and a random ID the game created on your phone. The random ID is not your advertising ID or any other ID of your phone, it is never shown to anyone, and it only lets the game keep your one total for the week.
Everyone who opens the leaderboards can see the made-up names and totals. The names you type for matches are not sent. Leaderboard entries are deleted after 12 weeks. To have yours deleted sooner, write to us with the name shown on the board.
Optional videos
After losing to the computer, or before a match against it, the game offers a short video: watch it to keep your win streak or to play with the aim line. Videos are never shown during a match and never without you tapping the offer.
The videos come from Google AdMob. To show them, measure them and prevent fraud, Google's ad software on your phone collects your device's advertising ID, your approximate location (from the IP address), how you use the ad and diagnostic information about the app. In the EEA, the UK and Switzerland the game asks for your consent first (Google's consent message), and "AD PRIVACY" on the menu lets you change it any time. You can reset or delete the advertising ID in your phone's settings. How Google uses this data: policies.google.com/technologies/partner-sites.
What the game doesn't have
- No in-app purchases, no account or sign-in.
- No analytics or crash reporting of our own.
Children
The game, with its optional videos, is meant for players 13 and over. We don't knowingly collect personal information from children.
This website
When you ask for a download on this website, we store the name, email address, platform and message you type, so we can send you a download code by email (sent through Resend). We use them only for that, never share or sell them, and delete them when you ask. A review you post shows the name you type with it. The website is hosted by Cloudflare, and its fonts come from Google Fonts, so your browser contacts Google to load them.
Questions, or to delete your details
Write to [email protected]. If this policy changes, the new version will be here with a new date.