2.1. Registration To register a JAM account, we request, and you provide us with your age to comply with the age of digital consent requirements. You register in JAM using certain services such as Google and Facebook, Apple. This means that JAM can receive information about you from Google, Facebook, and Apple, including your email address and phone number. You can manage your JAM account and social accounts in the app settings.
2.2. Profile Page After registering your JAM account, a profile ("Profile") will be created for you. Your profile will be filled in with the information you provide.
The information you send, such as your name, username, and profile picture, is displayed on your public Profile. Your age, gender, phone number, and email address are not included in your public Profile. Other JAM users can see your public Profile data if they use information about events that you have added to JAM. Your Profile will also contain information about your achievements and events while using JAM. By default, your Profile is public and visible to other JAM users and anyone else on the internet. Therefore, third-party websites or automatic data collection systems may access, collect and use your public information for their own purposes.
2.3. Activity data in the application When you use JAM, information about your activity will be recorded. We can record JAM usage scenarios (for example, clicks, scrolling and typing), technical parameters (for example, device type, operating system, screen resolution, script errors and IP address, language used in the application, International Mobile Equipment Identity (or IMEI) on Android, ID Android, Android serial number), geolocation (if you have allowed access to it in the settings), time zone, session start and end time, identification numbers (IDFA, IDFV and advertising identifiers).
3.1. Provision and improvement of the Service JAM will process your personal information to provide and improve the Service. For example, we will use the information you provide to maintain your profile, identify and correct errors, conduct research, and provide you with customer support. JAM may share personal information with third parties who help us provide or improve the Service, including hosting providers and payment processors.
3.2. Push notifications We use push notifications to remind you of your JAM activity. You will receive push notifications only if you subscribe to them in JAM. To unsubscribe, follow the instructions below: • For iOS: After downloading JAM, you will need to allow or prohibit receiving push notifications. If you opt out, you will not receive push notifications. If you allow them, then on some mobile phones you can disable them later in the phone settings. You can manage push notifications on your mobile phone as follows: Open Settings, click Notifications. Find it in the JAM apps. Turn notifications on or off by moving the switch to the ON position. or OFF. • For Android, after downloading JAM, you will automatically receive push notifications. To manage push notifications, you need to go to the information screen on the main JAM page and select "Settings". You can disable Push notifications by unchecking the corresponding option inside the JAM app. We collect push notification tokens to determine if you are subscribed to push notifications. When you decide to unsubscribe from push notifications, the push notification tokens will be deleted from our database.
3.3. Compliance with the law and prevention of illegal activities JAM may process and transfer personal information if necessary to comply with legal requirements, such as going to court. JAM may share personal information to protect JAM's interests or property, prevent fraud or other illegal activities, and assist law enforcement agencies.
You can update or correct your data in the application settings. Please note that these rights are not absolute. JAM may refuse requests for data rights if there are legitimate reasons for this, for example, if we are unable to verify your identity, if the request may violate the rights of a third party or applicable law, or if the request may interfere with the provision of the service you are requesting.