1. Who we are

LiPAR Golf Monitor (“LiPAR,” “we,” “us,” “our”) is operated by LiPAR Golf Inc, a Tennessee corporation, 4338 Nestledown Ct., Chattanooga, TN 37419.

LiPAR is currently offered and distributed only in the United States. We do not knowingly offer the app to, or collect personal information from, users outside the United States. If we expand to additional countries, we will update this policy before doing so.

Contact: contact@lipargolf.com

2. Summary

LiPAR records your golf swing with your iPhone’s camera and analyzes it entirely on your device. Your swing video, the images in it, and the body-motion data computed from them never leave your phone unless you turn on one specific setting.

Three optional features can send data off your device. All three are your choice, all three are off until you turn them on, and none of them is required to use LiPAR:

1. Games and leaderboards. If you opt in to shared play, you create a games account with a public handle, and the scores you submit go to our servers where other players can see them. You can play every game in solo mode instead, with no account and nothing uploaded. See Section 5a.
2. “Help Improve LiPAR.” Uploads your swing recordings so we can improve our models. Off by default, requires separate express consent, can be switched off at any time. See Section 5.
3. Ad measurement. Shares your device’s advertising identifier and subscription purchase events with Meta, only if you allow tracking when iOS asks. See Section 6a.

Separately from those three, and not something you can switch off: like any app that talks to a server at all, LiPAR’s network requests carry a Firebase Installation ID and your device’s IP address to our infrastructure provider. Neither is used for analytics or advertising. Section 3 describes the installation ID and Section 10 says how long request logs are kept.

We do not sell your personal information for money.

We do use one advertising SDK. If you allow tracking when iOS asks, LiPAR shares your device’s advertising identifier and your subscription purchase events with Meta, so we can tell which of our ads led to which signups. Under California law this counts as “sharing” personal information for cross-context behavioral advertising, and you can opt out at any time — see Section 6a.

That is the only third-party advertising SDK in the app. Your swing videos, body-motion data, shot metrics, and location are not part of it and are never sent to Meta.

3. What the app accesses on your device

Camera (high-frame-rate video)

Purpose: to record and analyze your swing and ball flight. Leaves your device: No, unless you enable Help Improve LiPAR.

Microphone

Purpose: audio is captured with your swing video so clips include the sound of impact, and to help detect impact timing. Leaves your device: No, unless you enable Help Improve LiPAR.

Precise location (optional)

Purpose: to tag a shot or session with where it was taken so your history shows the course or range, and to record elevation. Leaves your device: No. If you enable Help Improve LiPAR and separately allow it, a general location type such as “outdoor range” or “indoor” is included with a contribution — never your coordinates. See Section 5. Precise location is never uploaded with a game score.

Speech recognition (optional)

Purpose: on-device voice commands such as “Next Shot.” Leaves your device: No. Apple’s on-device speech recognition is used and command audio is not sent to us.

Motion and fitness data (optional, Apple Watch)

Purpose: wrist motion during your swing, used to improve swing analysis. Leaves your device: No.

Body-motion and biometric analysis

Purpose: see Section 4. Leaves your device: No, unless you enable Help Improve LiPAR.

Sign in with Apple (optional)

Purpose: your name and email, stored locally on your device to personalize the app. If you opt in to games, Sign in with Apple is also how your games account is created. Leaves your device: The opaque user identifier Apple issues does, but only if you create a games account — see Section 5a. If you never opt in to games, nothing about your sign-in leaves your phone and there is no server-side account.

Games account, handle, and scores (optional)

Purpose: to run shared leaderboards. See Section 5a for the full description. Leaves your device: Yes, but only if you opt in to shared play. Solo play uploads nothing.

Push notification token (games only)

Purpose: a device token issued by Apple that lets us send you leaderboard alerts — someone beat your record, someone accepted your invite. Leaves your device: Yes, if you create a games account and allow notifications. It is stored with your games account, is never used for advertising, and is deleted when you sign out or delete that account.

Contact first name and last initial (games invites only)

Purpose: so your board shows who you invited and whether they have joined yet. Leaves your device: The first name and last initial do. The phone number never does — see Section 5a.3.

Diagnostics

Purpose: crash and performance data. Leaves your device: Only if you have enabled sharing with developers in iOS Settings. Delivered by Apple in aggregated form.

Firebase Installation ID

Purpose: a randomly generated per-installation identifier created by the Firebase software development kit so that our cloud storage service can recognize your app installation. Leaves your device: Yes. It is provisioned by Google as part of the Firebase SDK. It is not linked to your name, email, or advertising identifier, is not used for analytics or advertising, and is reset if you reinstall the app.

Advertising identifier (IDFA)

Purpose: to measure which of our ads led to app installs and subscriptions. Leaves your device: Yes — to Meta, but only if you tap “Allow” when iOS asks whether LiPAR may track you across other companies’ apps and websites. If you decline, no advertising identifier is shared. See Section 6a.

Subscription purchase events

Purpose: to measure which of our ads led to paid subscriptions. Leaves your device: Yes — the fact of a trial start or purchase, and the amount and currency, are sent to Meta. See Section 6a.

You can use LiPAR without signing in, without a games account, and without granting location, microphone, notification, or speech permissions. Camera access is required for the core function. Declining ad tracking does not limit any feature, and declining a games account still leaves every game playable in solo mode.

4. Body-motion and biometric information — important notice

Please read this section carefully. In some jurisdictions it constitutes formal notice required by law.

To analyze your swing, LiPAR estimates the position of body landmarks (joints, limbs, torso orientation) from your video. Depending on where you live, this analysis may be treated as biometric information, including under the Illinois Biometric Information Privacy Act (740 ILCS 14), the Texas Capture or Use of Biometric Identifier Act, and the Washington My Health My Data Act.

What we collect: body-landmark coordinates and derived kinematic measurements (rotation angles, sequencing, tempo), and the video frames those are computed from.

Purpose: solely to analyze golf swing mechanics, generate coaching feedback, and, if you opt in, improve our analysis models.

We do not use this data to identify you. We do not perform facial recognition, face matching, gait identification, or any identity-verification function. We do not compare your data against any database of individuals.

We do not sell, lease, trade, or otherwise profit from biometric information, and we will not disclose it except (a) with your separate express consent, (b) to a service provider bound by written confidentiality and processing obligations, or (c) as required by law or valid legal process.

Retention and destruction schedule:

• On your device: retained until you delete the session, use Delete All Data, or delete the app.
• If you opt in to Help Improve LiPAR: retained for the period necessary to develop and validate our models, and in any event destroyed no later than three (3) years after upload, or within 30 days of a verified deletion request, or when the purpose of collection has been satisfied, whichever occurs first.

Consent: you will be asked for separate, express, written consent before any recording containing body-motion or biometric information is uploaded to us. You are not required to give it, and declining does not limit your use of the app.

5. Optional data sharing — “Help Improve LiPAR”

This setting is off by default. When you turn it on, and only then:

What is uploaded: swing videos from sessions you record, the metrics and body-landmark data computed on your device, and technical context needed to interpret them (device model, iOS version, frame rate, camera configuration, and, only if you separately allow it, the general location type such as “outdoor range” or “indoor”).

Why: to develop, train, evaluate, and improve LiPAR’s golf-analysis models and features.

How it is stored: under a randomly generated contribution identifier that is not linked to your name or email. Uploads are transmitted over TLS to access-controlled cloud storage located in the United States.

Server logs: when your device uploads a contribution, our storage provider records the request, including your device’s IP address, in access logs. IP addresses are treated as personal data in some jurisdictions. We use these logs only for security, abuse prevention, and troubleshooting, we do not use them to build a profile of you, and we retain them for no more than 90 days.

Honest disclosure about anonymity: your swing video may show your face, body, clothing, and surroundings. We therefore do not claim these recordings are anonymous or de-identified. Someone who knows you could recognize you in them. We separate them from your account identifiers, restrict access, and never publish them, but we will not tell you they are unidentifiable when they are not.

Turning it off: you can disable the setting at any time in Settings. This stops all future uploads immediately.

Deleting past contributions: email contact@lipargolf.com with the contribution identifier shown in Settings, and we will delete the associated recordings within 30 days.

One thing we cannot undo: once a recording has been used to train a model, that training cannot be reversed. Deleting your contributions removes the recordings and stops future use, but does not remove the influence they have already had on model weights. We think you should know that before you opt in.

5a. Games, leaderboards, and your games account

LiPAR includes games and challenges. There are two ways to play them, and the difference matters for your privacy.

Solo play — nothing is uploaded. You can play every game by yourself, against your own history, with no account and no sign-in. Your scores are computed and stored on your device exactly like the rest of your session data, and nothing about them reaches our servers. This is the default.

Shared play — this is the opt-in. If you want to appear on a leaderboard, compete on a board with friends, or hold a record anyone else can see, you create a games account. Creating the account does not publish anything by itself; a score becomes visible to the other players on your board at the moment you submit it to that board. Both steps are deliberate and separate, you are told what becomes visible before you make them, and you can stop at any time and go back to solo play.

Going back to solo play. You can leave a board or stop submitting scores whenever you like. Be aware of one thing: scores you already submitted stay on the board when you do. If you want those removed as well, delete your games account (Section 5a.5) or email us. We would rather say this plainly than let you assume that walking away un-publishes a record.

5a.1 What a games account contains

Creating one collects three things:

• A Sign in with Apple identifier. Apple issues us an opaque, per-developer identifier. It is not your Apple ID, and it does not by itself reveal your name or email address. If you use Apple’s Hide My Email, we never see a real address at all.
• A public handle you choose. This is your identity on every board you join. Choose something you are comfortable with strangers seeing — see Section 5a.7.
• An avatar, optionally. You can skip it, and the app works the same. Whatever you choose is public alongside your handle, so do not use a photo you would not want a stranger on a leaderboard to see.

What other players can see: your handle, your avatar if you set one, the scores you submit to a board you both belong to, and the dates those records were set.

What other players can never see: your real name, your email address, your phone number, your contacts, your location, your swing video, your body-motion or biometric data, your subscription status, or any shot you did not submit to that board. We do not publish the name or email address Apple may pass at first sign-in, and we do not use them for marketing.

Games account records are stored in Google Firebase in the United States, transmitted over TLS, and covered by the security measures in Section 9. As with any server request, submitting a score or loading a board records your device’s IP address in our provider’s access logs; we use those logs only for security, abuse prevention, and troubleshooting, and retain them for no more than 90 days.

5a.2 Scores and shot data

When you submit a shot or a round to a shared board, the app uploads the metrics computed for that shot — ball speed, launch angle, launch direction, spin rate, spin axis, shot shape, carry, apex, hang time, club speed, attack angle, club path, and face angle — together with the time of the shot and the app and model version that produced it.

Why we upload it: to verify that a submitted score is a real shot the app actually produced, and to rank the board. A leaderboard that accepts any number a device claims is not a leaderboard.

What is not uploaded with a score: no swing video, no still images, no body-landmark or biometric data, no microphone audio, and no precise location. The numbers travel; the footage they were computed from does not.

How long we keep it: for as long as your games account exists. Records are the point of a leaderboard, so we do not expire them on a timer — but deleting your games account removes them, as described in Section 5a.5.

We may adjust, void, or remove scores we reasonably believe were manipulated, as set out in Section 11 of the Terms of Service.

5a.3 Inviting people you know

You can invite someone to a board by text message. Here is exactly what happens.

On your device only: you pick a contact, and the app opens the standard iOS message composer with an invite pre-filled. You send it yourself. The phone number is used on the device to address that message and is never uploaded to us. We do not receive it, store it, or match it against anything.

What is uploaded: the invited person’s first name and last initial — “Dave M.” — stored alongside your board so the board can show you who you invited and whether they have joined yet.

How long we keep it: until the invite is cancelled or accepted, the board is deleted, or you delete your games account, whichever comes first. Once an invited person joins, their own handle replaces the placeholder.

Please be considerate here. The name you upload belongs to someone who has not agreed to anything yet. Invite people who would actually want to hear from you, and see Section 13 of the Terms.

If you were invited and would rather not be listed: email contact@lipargolf.com and we will remove your name, even though you are not a LiPAR user. You do not need an account to ask, and we will not require you to create one.

5a.4 Push notifications

If you allow notifications, Apple issues your device a push token. We store it with your games account and use it only to deliver alerts about your games — a record being beaten, an invite being accepted, a board result being final.

We do not use the push token for advertising, we do not share it with Meta or any advertiser, and we do not use it to send marketing you did not ask for. We delete the stored token when you sign out of your games account and when you delete that account.

You can also turn notifications off at any time in iOS Settings. That stops the alerts reaching you immediately, and nothing else about the app changes — but to be precise, it is Apple that stops delivering, and the token stays on your games account until you sign out or delete it.

5a.5 Deleting your games account

You can delete your games account from inside the app: Profile → Delete Account. You do not need to email us, and you do not need to explain why.

Deleting it removes, from our servers: your profile record and the Sign in with Apple identifier, your handle, your avatar, your push token, your board memberships, the scores you submitted, and any invite names stored with your boards. Your handle is released and may later be taken by someone else. Deletion takes effect immediately; residual copies in encrypted backups are purged within 30 days.

Three things it does not do, so there is no confusion:

• It does not cancel your subscription. Apple handles that — see Section 8.5 of the Terms.
• It does not delete the sessions, videos, and metrics stored on your phone. Those are separate and are removed with Delete All Data in the app, or by deleting the app.
• It does not delete past Help Improve LiPAR contributions, which are stored under a separate contribution identifier and are deleted on request as described in Section 5.

If we suspend or terminate your games account for manipulation under Section 11 of the Terms, we remove your scores and handle from public boards, and we retain the underlying account record for up to 12 months so the same person cannot immediately re-register and repeat the conduct. You can still ask us to delete it, and we will, unless we are actively investigating. Email us if you think we got it wrong — a person will read it.

5a.6 What games data is not used for

Your handle, avatar, scores, invite names, and push token are not shared with Meta or any advertiser, are not used to build advertising profiles, and are not used to train or improve our analysis models unless you have separately opted in to Help Improve LiPAR under Section 5. Opting in to games is not opting in to model training, and the two settings are independent.

5a.7 Choosing a handle

Your handle is public. Do not use your full legal name, your email address, your phone number, your street address, or anything else you would not want a stranger to be able to read. We may reclaim or change a handle that impersonates someone, infringes a trademark, or is obscene or harassing, as described in Section 11 of the Terms.

Reporting someone. If another player’s handle or avatar is obscene, harassing, impersonates a real person, or is otherwise inappropriate, email contact@lipargolf.com with the handle and what is wrong with it. We review reports within one business day and can change or reclaim a handle, remove an avatar, or suspend the account. If you would rather not see a particular player at all, tell us and we will remove them from your boards.

6. What we do not do

• We do not sell your personal information for money.
• We do not share your swing recordings, body-motion or biometric data, shot metrics, or location with any advertiser, ever.
• We do not build advertising profiles about you, and we receive no information about you from Meta.
• The Meta SDK is the only third-party advertising SDK in the app. There is no other analytics SDK.
• We do not require an account to use the app. The launch monitor, swing coaching, session history, and solo game play all work without one. An account is required only for shared leaderboards, and only because other people have to be able to see who holds a record.
• We never upload the phone number of anyone you invite.
• We do not use your data for automated decision-making producing legal or similarly significant effects.

What we do do, so this section is not misleading: we share an advertising identifier and subscription purchase events with Meta for ad measurement, with your permission (Section 6a), and if you opt in to shared play we store your handle and your submitted scores on our servers and show them to other players (Section 5a).

6a. Advertising and measurement (Meta)

We advertise LiPAR on Facebook and Instagram. To know whether those ads work, the app includes the Meta SDK, supplied by Meta Platforms, Inc.

What is shared with Meta:

• Your device’s advertising identifier (IDFA), only if you tap “Allow” when iOS asks whether LiPAR may track you across other companies’ apps and websites. If you tap “Ask App Not to Track,” no advertising identifier is shared.
• App events: install, first open, free-trial start, subscription purchase, and the purchase amount and currency.
• Technical context sent with any network request: device model, iOS version, IP address, and timestamp.

What is never shared with Meta: swing video, images, body-landmark or biometric data, kinematic measurements, shot metrics, precise location, microphone audio, Apple Watch motion data, or your Sign in with Apple name or email. None of these are available to the Meta SDK.

Why: to measure which ads produce installs and subscriptions, and to let Meta improve who our ads are shown to. We do not receive information about you from Meta, and we do not build advertising profiles ourselves.

A straight answer on the legal characterization. Sending an advertising identifier and purchase events to Meta for these purposes is treated as “sharing” personal information for cross-context behavioral advertising under the CCPA/CPRA, and as “targeted advertising” under the Colorado, Connecticut, Virginia, Utah, Oregon, Texas, Montana, and Tennessee consumer privacy laws. We receive no money for it, so we do not consider it a “sale” — but the opt-out rights are the same either way, and we are not going to argue the point with you.

How to opt out. Any one of these works:

1. Tap “Ask App Not to Track” when iOS asks, or switch LiPAR off at any time under Settings → Privacy & Security → Tracking.
2. Turn off “Ad Measurement” in LiPAR under Settings → Privacy.
3. Email contact@lipargolf.com and ask us to stop. We will confirm within 30 days.
4. Send a Global Privacy Control signal from your browser when visiting lipargolf.com. We honor it.

Opting out does not limit any feature of the app, and we will not charge you a different price for it.

Meta’s own handling of the data it receives is governed by Meta’s policies, not ours. Our contract limits Meta to using this data as our service provider, for measurement and delivery of our own ads. We cannot audit them, and we would rather say so than imply a degree of control we do not have.

7. Service providers

We use a small number of outside companies. They fall into two groups, and the distinction is not cosmetic — it changes what they are allowed to do with your data.

Processors — bound by contract to act only on our instructions:

• Google LLC (Firebase and Google Cloud Storage) — our infrastructure provider. Firebase hosts the games accounts, handles, leaderboards, scores, and invite records described in Section 5a, and stores the opt-in contributions described in Section 5. Data is held in the United States. Google is not permitted to use any of it for its own purposes.
• Apple Inc. — app distribution, payments and subscriptions, crash reporting, Sign in with Apple, and push notification delivery — US / global.

Advertising recipient — not a processor:

• Meta Platforms, Inc. — measurement of our ad campaigns for the consumer app, and optimization of who our ads are shown to, as described in Section 6a. United States. This applies only if you tap “Allow” at the iOS tracking prompt; if you decline, nothing is sent to Meta and every feature of the app works identically.

We are not going to file Meta under “processors” and hope you do not check. Meta receives your advertising identifier and purchase events as a third party under the CCPA, which is why Section 6a describes the transfer as “sharing” for cross-context behavioral advertising and gives you four ways to stop it. Meta’s own handling of that data is governed by Meta’s policies, which we cannot audit. Everything else in this policy — your games account, your scores, your swing — goes only to the processors above.

We will keep this list current.

Subscriptions and payment. All LiPAR subscriptions are sold and processed by Apple through the App Store. We never see your card number, bank details, billing address, or Apple ID password, and we could not charge you directly even if we wanted to. What we receive from Apple is the fact that a subscription is active, and — for ad measurement only, and only with your permission — the trial-start or purchase event described in Section 6a. Manage or cancel your subscription in iOS Settings under your Apple ID → Subscriptions; refunds are handled by Apple under the App Store Terms.

8. Business transfers

If we are involved in a merger, acquisition, financing, reorganization, or sale of all or part of our business or assets, information covered by this policy, including opt-in contributions and derived datasets and models, may be transferred to or accessed by the counterparty as part of that transaction or its due diligence, subject to confidentiality protections. Any recipient will remain bound by commitments materially no less protective than those in this policy for data collected before the transfer, and we will notify you of any change of controller.

9. Security

On-device data is protected by iOS file-system encryption and your device passcode or biometric lock. Uploads travel over TLS 1.2 or higher to storage with access controls, encryption at rest, and audit logging. Access is limited to personnel who need it.

No system is perfectly secure. Where required by law, we will notify you and the relevant state authority of a qualifying data breach within the applicable deadline under the breach notification statute of your state.

10. Retention

• On-device sessions, videos, metrics, settings — until you delete them or delete the app.
• Locally stored Sign in with Apple name and email — until you sign out or delete the app.
• Games account, handle, avatar, and board memberships — until you delete the games account in the app. Backups purged within 30 days of deletion.
• Submitted scores and their shot metrics — until you delete the games account. We do not expire records on a timer, because a leaderboard whose records disappear is not a leaderboard.
• Invite first name and last initial — until the invite is cancelled or accepted, the board is deleted, or you delete the games account.
• Push notification token — until you sign out of the games account or delete it. Turning notifications off in iOS stops delivery but does not by itself remove the stored token.
• Opt-in contributions — up to 3 years from upload, or 30 days from a verified deletion request.
• Derived model weights and aggregate statistics — indefinitely. These are not personal data and cannot be reversed to identify an individual.
• Storage access logs, including IP address — 90 days.
• Support correspondence — 2 years.

11. Children

LiPAR is intended for users aged 13 and over. Games accounts are available at the same age, 13 and over.

If you are under 18 and create a games account, please be careful what you put in your handle: it is public to everyone on any board you join, and Section 5a.7 explains what not to use. Parents and guardians can delete a games account at any time from Profile → Delete Account in the app, or by emailing us.

Help Improve LiPAR is restricted to users aged 18 and over. We do not knowingly accept uploaded recordings from or depicting minors. If you record another person, including a junior golfer, you must not contribute that recording unless you are their parent or legal guardian, or they are an adult who has consented.

We comply with the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act. We do not knowingly collect personal information from children under 13.

If you believe a child has provided us information, email contact@lipargolf.com and we will delete it.

12. Your rights

Everyone, regardless of location, can:

• Turn Help Improve LiPAR on or off at any time
• Delete individual sessions or all data from within the app
• Delete your games account from within the app, at Profile → Delete Account, without contacting us
• Leave a board, or stop shared play and return to solo mode, at any time
• Ask us to change or remove your handle or avatar
• Request deletion of past contributions by email
• Contact us with any privacy question

Depending on where you live, you may have additional rights described in Section 13. We will not discriminate against you for exercising them.

To exercise a right, email contact@lipargolf.com. We will respond within 30 days (or 45 days under the CCPA, extendable once).

To find your records we may need an identifier: your games handle if you have a games account, or your contribution identifier (shown in Settings) if you opted in to Help Improve LiPAR. If you have neither, we most likely hold nothing about you beyond short-lived request logs, and we will tell you so. If we cannot verify a request, we will explain why.

13. State-specific disclosures

13.1 California (CCPA / CPRA)

Categories collected: identifiers (a locally stored name and email if you sign in; and, if you opt in to games, a Sign in with Apple identifier, your chosen public handle, your avatar, and a push notification token); audio, electronic, visual, and similar information (swing recordings, if you opt in to Help Improve LiPAR); biometric information (body-landmark data, if you opt in to Help Improve LiPAR); commercial information (subscription purchase events); internet or other electronic network activity (Firebase Installation ID, storage access logs including IP address, and device diagnostics); and, if you opt in to games, shot metrics submitted as scores and the first name and last initial of anyone you invite to a board.

Sources: directly from you and your device. Invite names come from you, drawn from your device’s contacts at the moment you send an invite.

Purposes: providing the app’s analysis features, operating games and leaderboards and verifying submitted scores, delivering notifications you have asked for, securing our systems, and, with your consent, improving our models.

Publicly disclosed information. If you opt in to shared play, your handle, avatar, submitted scores, and record dates are visible to other players on your boards. This is disclosure you initiate and control, not a sale or a share for advertising, and you can end it by deleting your games account.

Sharing for cross-context behavioral advertising. As of August 9, 2026, and unchanged by the August 17, 2026 games update, we share the following with advertising platforms: identifiers (your device’s advertising identifier) and commercial information (subscription purchase events). The category of recipient is advertising platforms. Games data — handles, avatars, scores, invite names, and push tokens — is not included and is never shared with an advertising platform. We have not sold personal information for monetary consideration in the preceding 12 months, and we do not knowingly sell or share the personal information of consumers under 16. See Section 6a to opt out.

Sensitive personal information: we collect biometric information only with your consent and use it only to provide the analysis features you have requested and, if you opt in, to improve our models. We do not use or disclose it for any purpose that would require offering a right to limit under CPRA.

Your rights: know, access, delete, correct, opt out of sharing for cross-context behavioral advertising (see Section 6a), limit use of sensitive personal information, and non-retaliation. Authorized agents may submit requests with proof of authority. We will respond within 45 days, extendable once.

13.2 Illinois, Texas, and Washington

See Section 4, which contains the notice, purpose, retention schedule, and consent mechanism required under those states’ biometric and health data laws.

13.3 Other states

Residents of states with comprehensive consumer privacy laws, including Colorado, Connecticut, Virginia, Utah, Oregon, Texas, Montana, and Tennessee, may have rights to access, correct, delete, and obtain a portable copy of personal information, and to opt out of targeted advertising, sale, and profiling. We engage in targeted advertising as described in Section 6a, and you may opt out at any time by any of the methods listed there. We do not sell personal information, and we do not profile you in a way that produces legal or similarly significant effects. To exercise any other right, or to appeal a decision we make on a request, email contact@lipargolf.com.

14. Changes to this policy

We will update the effective date above for any change. For material changes, particularly any change to what leaves your device, we will give in-app notice and, where consent is the legal basis, ask for fresh consent before the change takes effect. We will not retroactively apply materially less protective terms to data already collected.

15. Contact

LiPAR Golf Inc 4338 Nestledown Ct. Chattanooga, TN 37419 contact@lipargolf.com

Privacy questions, data deletion requests, and rights requests all go to the same address and are handled by a person.