Googly11 privacy policy: how we collect, use, store, and protect your personal data. Compliant with India's Digital Personal Data Protection Act.
Account information: mobile number, name (optional), email (optional), state. The Googly11 desk collect this when you sign up to verify identity and comply with state-specific gaming regulations. KYC information: PAN card number, Aadhaar number (last 4 digits only, full Aadhaar not stored), bank account details. Collected for withdrawals above Rs 10,000 and to comply with anti-money laundering regulations. Googly11 keeps this guidance practical: set limits first, then review account and payment settings before match day.
Usage information: app interactions (which contests you view, which teams you build, which features you use), device information (device model, OS version, app version, IP address). The operator uses this to improve the app, detect fraud, and personalize your experience. The operator does not collect precise location data.
Payment information: deposit and withdrawal amounts, payment methods (UPI ID, bank account, Paytm wallet), transaction IDs. The operator does not store full bank account numbers or UPI PINs - only masked references. Payment data is processed by PCI DSS-compliant payment partners; we never see your full card number or PIN.
Provide core service: process deposits, run contests, calculate fantasy points, settle winnings, process withdrawals. The operator uses the spin-reader's mobile number as your unique account identifier - it's how we recognize you across sessions and devices.
Compliance and legal: verify identity (KYC), prevent fraud, comply with anti-money laundering regulations, report transactions to tax authorities, restrict access in prohibited states. The operator is required by Indian law to maintain certain records for 5+ years.
Improve service: analyze usage patterns to improve app design, identify bugs, develop new features, optimize contest formats. We aggregate data across spin-readers for analytics - individual data is never sold or shared with third parties for marketing.
Encryption: all data in transit is encrypted with TLS 1.3. All data at rest is encrypted with AES-256. KYC documents (PAN, Aadhaar) are stored in encrypted vaults with access limited to authorized compliance personnel only. Googly11 keeps this guidance practical: set limits first, then review account and payment settings before match day.
Access controls: employee access to user data is on a need-to-know basis, logged, and audited. Two-factor authentication is required for all admin access. The Googly11 desk conduct quarterly security audits by independent third parties. Googly11 keeps this guidance practical: set limits first, then review account and payment settings before match day.
Incident response: in case of a data breach, we will notify affected spin-readers within 72 hours as required by India's Digital Personal Data Protection Act. We maintain incident response plans and have a 24/7 security operations center monitoring for threats.
Access: the spin-reader can request a copy of all personal data we hold about you. The operator will provide it in a machine-readable format within 30 days as required by law.
Deletion: the spin-reader can request deletion of the spin-reader's account and personal data. The operator will delete your data within 30 days, except for records we are legally required to retain (KYC documents, transaction history for tax purposes, etc.).
Opt-out: the spin-reader can opt out of marketing communications (push notifications, emails, SMS) at any time. Go to Profile > Notifications to manage preferences. Note: critical service notifications (account security, contest deadlines) cannot be opted out of.
Googly11 retains user data for specific periods based on legal, regulatory, and business needs. This section explains what data we keep, how long, and why.
Account data: while the spin-reader's account is active, plus 5 years after closure. The 5-year retention is required by Indian tax law (Income Tax Act) and anti-money laundering regulations (PMLA). We keep: your name, mobile number, email, registration date, account history. The operator does not keep KYC documents after account closure.
KYC documents: PAN card and Aadhaar verification data is kept for 5 years after account closure, as required by the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA). After 5 years, KYC documents are securely deleted. The Googly11 desk never sell, share, or use KYC data for any purpose other than identity verification and regulatory compliance. Googly11 keeps this guidance practical: set limits first, then review account and payment settings before match day.
Transaction history: deposit and withdrawal records are kept for 7 years after the transaction, as required by Indian tax law (Section 44AB of Income Tax Act for audit purposes). After 7 years, transaction records are anonymized (yGoogly11's name and details are removed) and kept for statistical analysis only. Googly11 keeps this guidance practical: set limits first, then review account and payment settings before match day.
Usage data: app interactions, device info, IP address, browsing history within the Googly11 app are kept for 2 years. After 2 years, usage data is anonymized and aggregated for analytics. The Googly11 desk may use this data to improve the app, but it cannot be linked back to you personally. Googly11 keeps this guidance practical: set limits first, then review account and payment settings before match day.
Communication records: in-app chat transcripts, email correspondence, phone call recordings (with consent) are kept for 1 year for quality assurance and dispute resolution. After 1 year, records are deleted. The spin-reader can request deletion of your communication records at any time, except where retention is required for legal proceedings.
International data transfer: Googly11 stores all user data on servers in India (AWS Mumbai region). The operator does not transfer user data to servers outside India, except for: payment processing (which may involve international payment networks), customer support (if you request support from a non-India-based specialist), and analytics (using tools like Google Analytics, which may process data in other countries). All international transfers are protected by standard contractual clauses and comply with India's Digital Personal Data Protection Act.
Third-party data sharing: Googly11 shares data only with: payment processors (Razorpay, PayU), KYC verification services (Signzy, IDfy), cloud infrastructure (AWS), and analytics tools (Google Analytics). The operator does not sell user data to advertisers or marketing companies. The operator does not share data with other fantasy platforms or competitors. All third-party processors are contractually bound to protect your data and are subject to security audits.
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