Privacy Policy
This policy explains the limited technical information that may be processed when you visit SmartMatchData.
Information processed when you visit
SmartMatchData does not currently require a public user account to browse football analytics pages.
Like most web servers, our infrastructure may create technical access logs. These can include an IP address, browser or user-agent information, requested URL, response status, timestamp and similar security or diagnostic information.
Cookies and analytics
SmartMatchData uses Google Analytics 4 to understand aggregate website usage, such as page views, traffic sources and technical usage patterns.
Analytics storage is disabled by default until you choose to allow analytics. If you decline, SmartMatchData keeps analytics storage denied. Google signals and advertising-personalization signals are disabled in the current configuration.
- Analytics preference is stored locally in your browser
- You can clear the site's local browser data to reset your analytics choice
- SmartMatchData does not use Google Analytics advertising-personalization features in the current configuration
Why technical data may be used
- Operate and secure the website
- Diagnose errors and performance problems
- Protect against abuse and malicious traffic
- Understand basic service reliability
Third-party infrastructure
SmartMatchData uses third-party infrastructure and data providers to operate the service. Requests to football-data providers are primarily made by the SmartMatchData server rather than directly exposing provider credentials in the browser.
Google Analytics is used for website measurement. When analytics is allowed, Google may process technical usage data in accordance with its own terms and privacy practices.
Club crests used by the interface are cached locally by SmartMatchData after synchronization from an external data source.
Retention and security
Technical logs should be retained only for as long as reasonably needed for operations, security and troubleshooting. Reasonable administrative and technical safeguards are used to protect the service.
Your choices
You may use standard browser controls for cookies and local browser data. If SmartMatchData later introduces user accounts or direct personal-data submission, additional access, correction and deletion procedures should be published with that feature.