Fine Line
Privacy Policy and Terms of Use
Terms of use
Last updated 29.12.2021
Valid for new and current users from 01.01.2022
These terms of use govern the User's use of Fine line (the "App"). These are the terms of use for the App (“Terms of Use”). The Terms of Use are binding for all Users of the App, and all Users thus undertake to follow the Terms of Use. Users are responsible for the actions they take when using the App. The supplier reserves the right to make the App unavailable to Users who do not comply with the Terms of Use.
The developer and supplier of the App is Svenn Grønbeck ("Supplier").
For information on privacy: see our privacy policy.
1. Fine line
Fine line is a tool for reading statistics related to football and discovering potential bets (bets) on football matches. The app calculates probabilities which are used as a guide to find games with potential value at external betting companies. You cannot place bets or gamble in any way via the App, and the Provider disclaims all liability related to this. The App or Provider does not offer financial advice.
Users of the app can be anyone (the "User").
2. General information about the App
The app is offered via the Google Play Store and the Apple App Store, and is optimized for use on mobile as a mobile application.
The app provides an overview of played and upcoming matches, as well as predictions for the outcome of the matches. These predictions are based on complex algorithms and are only intended as a guide for the outcome of the matches. The predictions contain a probability, expected odds (xOdds), for different outcomes. Expected odds are compared with actual odds at betting companies to give the user an indication of whether the odds at the betting companies are good enough. If the expected odds on a game are higher than the actual odds, which is most often the case, it will not pay off (according to the predictions) in the long run to play that game.
We emphasize that the predictions do not form the basis of financial advice. It is the user's own responsibility how the predictions and data offered by Fine line are used.
3. Subscription, trial period, price changes and right of withdrawal
3.1 Subscription/license
We do not charge for downloading Fine line. Users get a 7-day free trial period when downloading Fine line. After the trial period, the User will be offered a subscription. User can choose between monthly and annual subscription period ("Subscription Period"). The user must pay for each subscription period the price stated at the start of the subscription period in accordance with point 3.2 Price changes. When signing a subscription, the user uses the built-in payment functionality in the App Store or Play Store, and pays for the first Subscription period. The user is charged further on the date, or nearest working day, when the new Subscription period starts to run.
3.2 Price changes
Users will be notified in advance of any price changes. Price changes will be notified in sufficient time that it is possible to cancel the App before the price change takes effect.
3.3 Termination
Subscriptions that are canceled before the next charge date will not be charged for the following period. The subscription is canceled via the App Store or Play Store.
3.4. Right of withdrawal
The app is a digital service, and exceptions to the right of withdrawal apply to agreements on digital services as long as prior consent and acknowledgment is available.
By downloading the App, the User acknowledges and agrees that the right to cancel expires.
4. Use of the App
The user is responsible for how the App is used. Use of the App that is not in accordance with the terms of use may result in exclusion from the App.
5. Delivery of the App
5.1 General about the App
The supplier is responsible for management, operation and further development of the App.
5.2 Changes
The supplier, as the owner of the App, has the right to transfer all rights and obligations to another legal entity (for example, in the event of a change of company form, acquisition of a business, etc.) that offers the App or a similar service, provided that there is continuity towards users.
5.3 Security
As the owner of the App, the supplier is responsible for ensuring that the content is properly secured. All data is stored and managed in accordance with current Norwegian rules and regulations.
6. Updates and Availability
The supplier reserves the right to carry out maintenance and updates in the App, and there may therefore be periods when the App is occasionally unavailable. The supplier is not responsible for the App's availability during updates or maintenance.
7. Disclaimers
Use of the App must always be in accordance with these user terms and applicable legislation and practice. The user is himself responsible for his own use of the App and accepts to indemnify the Supplier and the Supplier's partners from any loss, indirect, accidental or other similar damages, including but not limited to consequential damages, loss of profit, loss of information, and the like in connection with the use of the App. The user also accepts that the Supplier is also not responsible for the user's breach of the Terms or applicable legislation or the user's infringement of third party rights.
This limitation of liability covers all forms of loss and damage, both direct and indirect. The user further accepts that he/she cannot claim any responsibility towards the Supplier for any delays or errors in the App.
The terms and conditions shall not, however, be read as a waiver of liability that cannot be waived in accordance with current legislation.
8. Disputes
Any conflicts or claims that may arise in connection with use of the App are governed by Norwegian law.
Disputes between the user and the Supplier must be resolved amicably. If the dispute cannot be resolved through negotiations, each of the parties can bring the dispute before the ordinary courts in Norway.
9. Caution during use
In Fine line, Users receive tips and guides for betting on football matches. The Supplier encourages Users to be careful if they choose to use these tips and guides to gamble with external gaming companies. According to points 2 and 7, the Supplier has no responsibility for the actions the User performs outside the App, and this also applies here.
10. Privacy
Through the App, the Supplier will process personal data about the User. The user can read more about how the Supplier processes personal data in the privacy policy.
11. Changes to the Terms of Use
The supplier can change the terms of use. It is the User's responsibility to keep up-to-date on the User Terms and Conditions applicable at all times. If significant changes are made, the User will be notified. If the User continues to use the App after a change has been made, the User is deemed to have accepted the change(s).
The User Terms applicable at all times can be found at https://sites.google.com/view/fine-line-privacy.
12. Contact information
finelineapp@hotmail.com
Privacy Policy
Last modified: 29 Dec 2021
Personal information is information that can be linked to you as an individual. It can be name and contact details, but also other information that can be linked to you indirectly.
In this privacy policy you can read about which personal data the Fordel app is responsible for processing. It is important to us that you know which personal data we process, so that you can protect your rights according to the data protection legislation.
Data controller
Svenn Grønbeck is the responsible developer and data controller for all processing of personal data in the Fine line app.
If you have any questions about this privacy policy, the assessments that have been made, or would like access to data stored about you, contact finelineapp@hotmail.com.
Purpose
The Fine line app only collects personal data on the following occasions:
When registering, name, email address, a unique ID that refers to the user in Firebase Authentication, and whether or not the user has a Fine line subscription are stored. This is to manage the user's subscription as a user of Fine line. Legislation can also be a basis, for example when reporting to the Tax Agency.
If the application crashes, or the user experiences another error, a report will be generated showing which user has experienced a crash/error. This is done so that we can more easily fix crashes/errors that occur with the individual user.
We also collect information about how long users are in Fine line, how often Fine line is used and which functionalities are used. We do this to prepare statistics in order to be able to improve and further develop Fine line. We use Google Analytics for Firebase to compile the statistics. The data we receive from Firebase will be anonymised and we cannot re-identify the individual user's activity.
Storage and processing
The information we store about you is stored on a server at Firebase, owned by Google, registered in the USA.
Firebase's servers are located in the EU, which is currently considered a safe and satisfactory storage of your information. The reason for this is that all EU/EEA states are obliged to meet the requirements of the GDPR and thus ensure the data subject a minimum of personal protection.
Fine line deletes your personal data without undue delay when they are no longer necessary for the purpose for which they were collected. This means that, for example, we delete information collected in order to be able to fulfill our contractual obligations towards you as a subscriber, or to be able to manage the customer relationship with you.
If you withdraw the consent that is the basis for the processing of the information, or you object to the processing and there are no more weighty justified reasons for the processing, we will delete your information.
Your rights
You can exercise your rights by sending an email to finelineapp@hotmail.com. You are entitled to a response without undue delay, and within one month at the latest.
You have the following rights:
Access to your own information: You can request a copy of all information we process about you.
Correction of personal data: You can ask us to correct or supplement information that is incorrect or misleading.
Deletion of personal data: You can request that all personal data we hold about you be deleted.
Object to the processing of personal data: You have the right to object to our processing of data about you.
Data portability: If we process information about you based on consent or a contract, you can ask us to transfer information about you to you or to another data controller.
You also have the right to complain about our processing of your personal data to the Norwegian Data Protection Authority. You can find more information on how to go about making a complaint at www.datatilsynet.no
Changes to our privacy policy
We may change the privacy policy from time to time at our discretion. When we make changes to this statement, we will change the revision date at the top of this page, and a modified privacy statement will take effect from the revision date. We encourage you to read through this privacy policy to be informed about how we protect your information. If there are significant changes to the privacy policy, you will be sent an e-mail about this.