Possession Relay

Privacy policy · Effective August 26, 2026

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This policy describes the released Possession Relay Android app and the packaged introduction and privacy pages. It follows the behavior of those surfaces; it does not describe unrelated organization, store or hosting systems.

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Scope

Surfaces covered

This policy covers the Possession Relay Android application with package name org.takomaselect.possessionrelay and the static introduction and policy pages distributed in its website package. It does not describe a Takoma Select enrollment, scheduling, team, payment, communication or other organization-operated system.

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Editorial role

Audience and editorial role

The app offers app-authored basketball observation prompts for people using them with the real-world guidance appropriate to their setting. It is not an official coaching service, roster, competition system, medical tool, emergency resource or channel to the organization.

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Input

Choices in the Android app

You can open possession families, move among FRAME, GAP, RELAY and AFTERIMAGE, and choose whether to pull a cue into the Relay Rack. Those taps are the only user inputs the app is designed to handle. There is no form or free-text field.

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Saved cues

Relay Rack contents

A saved ticket consists only of an integer that identifies one built-in scene and phase. The Rack can hold up to eight such IDs in order. It does not include a name, note, roster, score, photo, location, contact, health detail or identifier assigned by a server.

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On the device

Local storage

Rack IDs are written to Android shared preferences inside the app's private local storage. The released app has no app account, cloud database or synchronization feature. Normal operating-system behavior and device access remain controlled by your device and its owner.

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Time

Retention

Saved Rack IDs remain until you remove a ticket, clear the Rack, clear the app's storage through Android settings or uninstall the app. Possession Relay does not impose a server retention period because this release does not transmit or hold Rack data on a Possession Relay server.

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Erase

Erase controls

Remove an individual cue with its close control or use “Clear the Rack” to erase all saved cue IDs. Android's clear-storage and uninstall controls provide additional device-level deletion. Because there is no account, there is no remote profile deletion request to submit.

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Device access

Device permissions

The released app does not request camera, microphone, contacts, calendar, notifications, precise or approximate location, nearby-device, photos, advertising-ID or storage permissions. Its packaged photographs are read from the application bundle.

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App connections

Android connections

The Android manifest does not request Internet permission, and the core app experience reads its content and images from the installed package. The app does not contain an in-app browser, remote API, billing, ad or analytics SDK. Network behavior introduced by the operating system, app store or device environment is outside the app's code.

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The website

Website requests and hosting

Opening these pages necessarily sends a standard web request to whichever host the publisher chooses. That host or its infrastructure may process IP address, request time, path, user agent and security logs under its own configuration. The packaged website itself has no form, account, cookie-setting script, analytics tag or advertising code.

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Identity

Accounts and identity

Possession Relay does not offer sign-in, registration, usernames, player profiles, teams, leaderboards or cloud identity. Do not place personal details into a screen by modifying the package or using unrelated overlay tools; those behaviors are outside the released app.

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Measurement

Analytics, ads and profiling

The released app and packaged static pages do not include analytics, behavioral advertising, ad attribution, fingerprinting or profiling code. No advertising identifier is requested. A future build that changes this behavior would require an updated policy and accurate store declarations before release.

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Transfer

Sharing and sale

Possession Relay has no designed channel that sends Rack selections to the organization, developer, advertisers or data brokers, and it does not sell those selections. Information a user independently shares outside the app is controlled by the chosen person, tool or service.

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Care

Sensitive details

The app is not designed to receive health, injury, disability, identity, contact, eligibility or safeguarding details. Body-Signal Pause tells a user to stop and involve the appropriate real person; it intentionally provides no health-entry field. Do not try to encode sensitive details through saved cue order.

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Shared use

Young users and shared devices

Basketball contexts can include young people, so a parent, guardian or responsible adult should decide whether this app is suitable and supervise real activity. The app does not knowingly collect a child's personal information. On a shared device, another person with device access may see or clear the neutral Rack tickets.

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Boundaries

Security and external links

Local application sandboxing and device controls provide the relevant technical boundary for Rack IDs, but no system is guaranteed risk-free. Keep the device updated and protected. External links, an app store, a web host and any organization website have their own operators and privacy practices.

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Revisions

Changes and effective date

This policy is effective August 26, 2026. If a later app or website release changes data behavior, permissions, third-party code or contact routing, the publisher should revise this page and its effective date before distributing that release. An archived website package may describe only the release shipped with it.

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Contact

Contact

Questions about this policy should be sent through the privacy-contact channel the publisher places on the live store listing or verified organization website. No email address has been invented in this package. Until that publisher-controlled channel is supplied, this local website package is not evidence of a live privacy-contact destination.