Privacy Policy

6. Streaming to YouTube and Facebook

The Criconic app can stream a match from your phone's camera to YouTube or Facebook, with the live scoreboard on the video. This only happens when you start a stream yourself.

Camera and microphone

For streaming, the app uses your camera and microphone only while the stream screen is open. The video and sound go straight from your phone to YouTube or Facebook. Criconic does not record or store them.

Connecting your YouTube channel

Criconic uses YouTube API Services. By connecting a channel you agree to the YouTube Terms of Service, and the Google Privacy Policy applies to what YouTube does with your data. With the access you give, Criconic:

• Reads your channel's name and ID
• Creates the live broadcast for your match, with its title and description, then starts it, checks it and ends it
• Looks through your live broadcasts only to find one Criconic created, if a stream was interrupted

We don't read your other videos, comments, subscribers or watch history. We store your channel's name and ID, an encrypted Google sign-in token, and the IDs of the broadcasts we create. You can remove Criconic's access at any time on your Google account permissions page.

Criconic's use and transfer of information received from Google APIs adheres to the Google API Services User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements.

Connecting Facebook

When you connect Facebook, you choose which Pages Criconic can use. With the access you give, Criconic:

• Reads your name and Facebook ID
• Lists the Pages you manage where you can post
• Creates a live video on the Page or profile you pick, with its title, description and who can watch, then publishes it, checks it and ends it

We don't read your posts, friends, messages or Page insights. We store your Facebook name and ID, the names and IDs of those Pages, encrypted Facebook sign-in tokens, and the IDs of the live videos we create. When a stream ends, Facebook keeps the replay on your Page or profile, where you manage it.

Stream keys you paste

If you stream with a stream key from YouTube Studio or Facebook Live Producer instead, the key stays on your phone. It is never sent to Criconic, and the app forgets it when the stream ends.

What we keep about each stream

For each stream we keep the match, where it went (channel or Page name), its title and privacy, the watch link, when it started and ended, heat warnings from the phone, and a code that identifies the phone sending the video. We use these to keep that phone in control of the stream and to end streams left running. While a stream runs we also hold its YouTube or Facebook stream address, encrypted; it is deleted when the stream ends. The watch link is added to the match on Criconic so people can find the stream.

Sign-in tokens and stream addresses are encrypted on our servers and used only to run the streams you start. We don't sell this streaming data or use it for advertising.

8. Deleting Your Data

You can delete your data in any of these ways:

• Disconnect Facebook: in the app, open Go live, then Channel, Facebook Live, and tap Disconnect Facebook. We delete your Facebook tokens, name, ID and Page list straight away and ask Facebook to remove Criconic's access.
• Delete your Criconic account: in the app's Settings, tap Delete Account. Any stream still running is ended, and your YouTube and Facebook connections and tokens are deleted. Your name, mobile number, email and photo are removed; scorecards of matches you played stay, showing "Deleted player".
• Email us: write to support@criconic.com with the subject "Delete my data" and the mobile number of your account. This includes records of your past streams. We'll reply once it's done.

Removing Criconic in Facebook (Settings, then Apps and Websites) or in your Google account stops our access straight away. To also delete what we stored, use one of the options above.