PocketPass

Privacy Policy and Terms of Service

Last updated 7 October 2026

This page sets out the two documents that govern your use of PocketPass. Part A is the Privacy Policy, which describes the personal data we process and the rights you have in respect of it. Part B is the Terms of Service, which are the conditions on which the Service is made available to you. By creating an account or otherwise using the Service you confirm that you have read and agree to both documents.

Capitalised terms have the meaning given to them in Part B, section 1. Where this page refers to the "Service", it means the PocketPass application for Android (the "App"), the website at pocketpass.xyz (the "Website"), the developer portal at developer.pocketpass.xyz and the account, messaging, encounter and API services that support them.

Part A. Privacy Policy

A1. Controller and contact

The Service is operated by the PocketPass team (referred to in this Policy as "PocketPass", "we", "us" or "our"), an independent group of individuals and not a commercial company. We are the controller of the personal data described in this Policy. The Service is hosted on a single cloud server rented from Oracle Cloud and administered by us. Enquiries concerning this Policy, including requests to exercise the rights described in section A9, may be submitted through the PocketPass Discord server.

A2. Categories of personal data processed

Account data. There are three ways to hold an account. If you sign in with an email address, we store that address; sign-in uses a six-digit code that expires ten minutes after it is issued and no password is involved. If you sign in with Discord, we store the Discord account identifier and display name supplied by Discord. If you create a username account, we store the username you chose and a salted hash of your password produced by the authentication service; no email address is held for such an account, and internally it is identified by a reserved address of the form username@users.pocketpass.xyz that receives no mail. Because no address is on file, a forgotten password cannot be reset by you or by us. You may later link a verified email address to a username account from Settings, after which that address is stored as described above and the account may also sign in with a code sent to it. For every account we record the date and time of registration and of your most recent sign-in.

Profile data. Your display name, username, biography, Piip designs (comprising the cosmetic parameters and the rendered portrait image), an optional age, and the country you selected during setup. Age and country are displayed to other users exactly as you entered them. The App does not access the location services of your device; the country shown is solely the one you selected. We also record an approximate "last active" timestamp so that your friends can see whether you are available.

Social data. Your friend code, your friendships, pending friend requests sent and received, and the users you have blocked.

Abuse-prevention counters. We keep short-lived counts of friend requests, group changes, message sends and edits, and Nearby submissions for each account. These counters contain the action type, time window and count, not message content or IP addresses. Inactive counters are deleted after two days. Pending friend requests expire after 30 days.

Messages. The text of your conversations, images you attach, replies, edit history, and read status. Deleting a message replaces its text with the words "Message deleted" for every participant. Attached images are held in private storage that can be opened only by members of the conversation concerned.

Boards. We store board proposals, membership and invitations, board names and artwork, typed and drawn notes, replies, Yeah reactions, reports, appeals, moderation decisions, and stationery entitlements. Public boards are readable by signed-in PocketPass users; private boards are readable by their members and authorised reviewers. Drawings are stored as strokes with generated previews. Imported board artwork is resized and has image metadata removed. Drafts autosave on your device and sync to owner-private cloud storage when online; they are never posted automatically. Conflicting draft versions are kept separately.

Encounter data. The identity of each user you have encountered, the time of the encounter, and whether both parties confirmed it. Encounter records are retained for the lifetime of your account because World Tour, the leaderboards and several achievements are calculated from them.

Activity data. Your token balance, shop purchases, achievements, Bingo progress and supporter status. If you enable Step Rewards on Android and grant Health Connect read access, the App reads today's step records on your device, excludes manually entered and unverified records, and uses the device step sensor when Health Connect is unavailable or inaccessible. On iOS, the App uses the device pedometer. The App transmits only a daily step total for the current day and the previous day, never raw Health Connect records, source-app details or sensor readings, and only for as long as the setting remains enabled. To prevent abuse, we log each step report with its day, step total, time and your device's time zone. You can revoke Health Connect access in Android settings.

Notifications. In-app notifications are retained for 90 days and are then deleted automatically. If you enable message alerts, we register a notification token for your device and associate it with your account and sign-in session. Google Firebase Cloud Messaging delivers these alerts, using Apple Push Notification service on iOS. Android push payloads contain routing identifiers, the sender or group name, and a short message preview. iOS push payloads contain routing identifiers, the sender or group name, the message text, up to four recent messages from that conversation for the expanded notification, and a link to the sender's Piip picture that expires after 15 minutes. Your device's notification preview setting controls whether this text appears on the lock screen. You can turn message alerts off in the App or in your device settings. Joined-board activity alerts are enabled by default, with separate board push controls and per-board mute settings. Android board push payloads contain routing identifiers, the board and sender names, and the activity kind, without note text or drawings. iOS board push payloads contain routing identifiers and a generic activity notice, without board or sender names, note text, or drawings.

Connected applications and developer data. The third-party applications you have authorised to access your account and the permissions you granted to each. If you register an application in the developer portal, we hold the details of that application and a count of the requests it makes per day.

Technical data. Our servers keep ordinary access logs, which include IP addresses, for a short period for the purposes of troubleshooting and security. The Website sets no cookies, contains no analytics or tracking code, and keeps no record of its visitors beyond those server logs. The App contains no advertising, analytics or crash-reporting components.

Ban records. If we ban an account, we record the reason, who issued the ban and how long it lasts. So that the same person cannot open a new account while the ban lasts, we also keep keyed one-way hashes of the account's email addresses, its Discord account identifier, and the network addresses it used in the preceding 30 days or while opening the App during the ban. We keep the hashes, not the addresses, and use them only to check new sign-ups. A new account with a matching email address or Discord account, or a new username account created from a matching network, is refused, and we record that a sign-up was refused and which kind of record it matched.

A3. Nearby Encounters

Nearby Encounters is disabled until you enable it. While it is enabled, the Bluetooth radio of your device broadcasts only a protocol version number and a random identifier that changes frequently. Your name, Piip, account identifier and all other personal data are never broadcast.

When two devices running the App come within range, they establish an encrypted connection and exchange single-use passes issued by our server. Passes expire seven days after issue and are retired when used or expired. We retain issued public keys and submitted exchange proofs privately until account deletion so delayed proofs can confirm an encounter within 30 days. Private signing keys never leave your device. When Nearby Encounters is enabled, devices exchange proofs automatically. Once either device uploads its proof, the encounter and each user's public profile can appear for both accounts, and encounter alerts may be sent. Tokens and game progress require matching proofs from both devices.

On Android 11 the operating system requires the location permission in order to scan for Bluetooth devices. The App requests that permission on Android 11 for that purpose alone and does not read your position. On Android 12 and later the App uses the dedicated Bluetooth permissions instead.

A4. Purposes and legal bases

We process personal data (a) to provide the Service you have requested, including creating and operating your account, delivering messages, recording encounters and calculating tokens and achievements, which is necessary for the performance of our agreement with you; (b) to keep the Service secure, to prevent abuse and to maintain records of administrative actions, which is in our legitimate interests and those of other users; (c) to comply with legal obligations to which we are subject; and (d) in the case of optional features such as Nearby Encounters, Step Rewards and third-party application access, on the basis of your decision to enable the feature, which you may reverse at any time. We do not use personal data for advertising, we do not build profiles for marketing purposes, and we do not sell personal data.

A5. Recipients of personal data

Automated text safety checks. When enabled, we check new and edited Board notes and replies, Board names and descriptions, profile names and bios, group messages and direct messages between people who are not friends. One-to-one messages between friends, old submissions, images, drawings and GIFs are excluded from this version. Our server sends only the text being checked to OpenAI for classification, without attaching account or conversation identifiers. Names and identifiers written into that text remain part of the text. Where useful, we also check a normalized version that catches altered spellings. OpenAI may process this text in the United States. Its API data controls state that moderation requests have no application-state or abuse-monitoring retention and API data is not used for training by default. When text is flagged, we may also send it, again without identifiers, to an OpenAI language model that writes a one-sentence explanation for reviewers. That request can include short guidance notes written by our reviewers, which never contain user text. We ask OpenAI not to store these requests, but it may keep them for up to 30 days for abuse monitoring. Reviewers' Correct flag and False positive decisions automatically adjust each category's score thresholds within fixed limits; thresholds for content involving minors and self-harm only change manually. International transfers require applicable data-protection safeguards before we enable these checks.

These checks support our legitimate interest in protecting users and reviewing harmful content. Shadow mode records decisions without changing content. In Live mode, new text appears immediately. A blocking decision then replaces a message or Board note's text with a notice, or restores the last accepted profile or Board details; a neutral default is used if there is no accepted value. Images, drawings and GIFs are not checked or automatically removed by these text checks. Checks never automatically ban or restrict accounts. Text may already have been seen, cached or delivered in a notification before a blocking decision, and we cannot recall those copies. During an outage, unchecked text stays visible and is retried when the service recovers.

Staff with the Text moderation permission may view the flagged text, without access to the rest of a private conversation through this tool. Private-board text also requires private-board review permission. Every access and restoration is logged. A false-positive decision restores the exact revision only if it has not changed. Blocks remain after Live is switched off, until staff restore the text or its author replaces it. While blocked, the original text is kept privately as the current source for review and restoration; it is not copied into a separate message-history archive. Profile and Board fields also keep their last accepted value for restoration. Deleting the source removes the privately held text. When text is flagged for review, a copy is kept with the case until staff resolve it, even if the author edits or deletes the text. Deleting the account removes its queue, scores, flagged copies and privately held text. Queue and scoring records expire after 90 days, except unchecked Live submissions, which stay queued until checked, superseded or deleted. Resolved cases retain decision metadata without the author's account identifier or submitted text.

Message reports. You can report a message someone else sent you in a direct or group chat, including chats with friends. A report stores the message, your reason and any note you add, and whether you already reported it. Staff with the Text moderation permission see the reported message and the five messages before it in that chat, but not who reported it. A copy of the reported message is kept with the case until staff resolve it, even if the sender edits or deletes it. The sender is not told who reported them. Reports are kept until the message or your account is deleted. Reporting a message does not send it to OpenAI.

Reward review. Authorised staff may review unusual combinations of encounter rewards, encounter timing, profile age and step-report flags. These checks reuse existing activity records; they do not inspect messages or add location, network-linking or device-attestation data. A flagged pattern is not proof of abuse. The checks do not automatically reduce rewards, delay new accounts or restrict account access. Detailed review evidence expires after 60 days. Staff decisions remain in the administrative audit log under its existing retention policy.

Other users. Your profile data is visible to users who are permitted to view your profile, such as your friends and users recorded in a Nearby Encounter, including encounters awaiting the second device's proof. Messages are visible to the participants in the conversation. Board content is shared with the audience described above. Blocking hides board content between the accounts involved; authorised moderation review can still access it.

Service providers. Resend delivers the sign-in and verification code emails and therefore processes your email address whenever an address is held for your account. If you choose Discord sign-in, we receive your Discord identity and display name. Our private Discord staff alert for Ko-fi payments contains a payment identifier, amount and matching account identifier or status, but not the payer's email address or name. Ko-fi sends us a notice for each payment containing the payer's email address, name, tier, amount and any message so that the associated benefits can be applied to the account registered with the same email address or to the account whose username or friend code appears in the message. We retain the payer email in a restricted matching field, not a second copy in the raw notice. Payment records may remain after an account is deleted. A username account without an email address receives benefits when the payer names it in the message, or once it links the email address used at Ko-fi. GitHub hosts the App's release files, and your device downloads updates directly from GitHub, which receives the download request like any other. Pretendo Network is contacted only when you import a Piip, and receives only the Pretendo Network ID you enter.

Third-party applications. An application you connect to your account receives only the data covered by the permissions you approved on the consent screen. Your email address is shared only if you explicitly approve the OpenID email permission; the app can then receive it in an identity token or from the UserInfo service. Other connected-app permissions and ordinary profile requests do not include email, and connected apps do not receive your Discord identity. Board content and private cloud drafts require their separate board permissions. You may review and revoke every connected application at links.pocketpass.xyz/oauth/apps or in the App under Settings.

Legal disclosures. We may disclose personal data where we are required to do so by law or by a binding order of a competent authority.

The App uses Firebase Cloud Messaging for message and board alerts. Android delivery uses Google Play services; iOS delivery uses Apple Push Notification service. These providers process the device token and push payload to deliver notifications. This integration does not enable Firebase Analytics, and the App does not include an advertising component or CAPTCHA service.

A6. Storage, security and international transfer

Our account, profile, social, message, encounter and activity records are stored in a database on a single cloud server rented from Oracle Cloud and administered by us. Notification delivery additionally sends the device token and push payload described in section A2 through Google Firebase and, on iOS, Apple; those providers may process delivery data outside the server's country. Connections to the server and from our authentication service to our email provider are encrypted. Onward delivery to a recipient's mail server follows the provider's normal policy and is not guaranteed to be encrypted end to end. Account email remains readable to the authentication service for sign-in and email delivery; other users cannot retrieve it through profiles. The cloud provider encrypts server volumes at rest, and we encrypt backup archives separately. Access controls ensure that each account can read only its own data and data that has been shared with it. Encrypted backups are taken nightly; seven days of backups are kept on the server and in a separate off-site rolling window. If a backup pull fails, previous verified off-site copies remain until a successful pull resumes rotation. If you access the Service from a country other than the one in which the server is located, your personal data will be transferred to and processed in that location.

A7. Retention

Account, profile, social, message, encounter and activity data are retained for as long as your account exists. In-app notifications are retained for 90 days. Queued push alerts expire after 15 minutes, and device registrations expire after 30 days without refresh. Turning an alert category off disables that category when the App can reach the server; the registration may remain for other enabled alerts. Signing out clears the local notification binding immediately and attempts to remove the server registration and Firebase token. An iOS alert already queued before an offline logout may still arrive, but its tap cannot open another account's conversation. Passes expire seven days after issue and are retired when used or expired. Issued public keys and submitted exchange proofs remain private until account deletion; delayed proofs can confirm encounters within 30 days. Step report logs are kept for 60 days. The last trusted time-zone offset used to check step reports is retained until account deletion. Server access logs are retained for a short period only. Ban records form part of the audit trail. Warnings from staff, including their reason and when you read them, are kept until account deletion; a revoked warning stays on record as revoked. The hashes kept for a ban are deleted when the ban ends or is lifted, and network hashes no more than 30 days after the network was last seen; they are kept while the ban lasts even if the banned account is deleted. Records of refused sign-ups are kept for 90 days. Ko-fi payment notices are retained as payment records for as long as is necessary to account for the payment. Except for the board moderation retention described below, data you delete is removed from live systems immediately but may remain within encrypted backups for up to approximately seven days before those backups are overwritten.

Published Board notes and replies remain attributed to “Deleted account” after account deletion. Boards owned by the deleted account are archived and retain their existing access rules; staff may assign a new owner. Delete notes before deleting your account if you do not want them to remain published. Removed board content and previous text versions are retained for 30 days, or longer while an associated report or appeal remains open. Resolved word-filter review records are kept for 30 days. Current cloud draft versions remain until discarded, published, or the board is permanently deleted; superseded draft versions expire after 30 days. Permanent staff deletion of a board purges its content, drafts, reports, and assets from live storage, retaining only a minimal action audit. Backup copies follow the backup retention above.

Deleting a message removes access to its attached image through that conversation immediately. Unreferenced avatar and message image files are removed by scheduled cleanup after a 24-hour safety window. Images already saved by a recipient cannot be recalled.

A8. Administrative access

To operate and support the Service, members of the PocketPass team may look up an account (including its email address or username), correct token balances and achievements, ban or unban an account, and link a Ko-fi payment to an account. Every such action is recorded in an audit trail. No other person has this account-administration access.

Board owners and moderators review their board's reports, membership, and appeals. Reports concerning board staff go to PocketPass staff. Reporter identity is not shown to the reported person. PocketPass staff need a separate permission to inspect private boards, and review access and moderation actions are logged. Cloud drafts are not exposed through board-review access. Staff-configured word and phrase rules share the text-checking pipeline described in section A5. Rules apply only to their configured surfaces, and name rules have a separate switch. An enabled, scoped match reaches the blocking band regardless of model scores: Shadow records the decision, while Live applies it after scoring. Friend DMs remain excluded. Boards do not use automated image or OCR moderation.

A9. Your rights and choices

You may at any time, from within the App: enable or disable Nearby Encounters, encounter alerts, message alerts, board push alerts and Step Rewards; control incoming direct messages separately from new friend requests and invitations; hide Boards from Messages on this device; edit your profile and Piips; link an email address to a username account and, once an address is on the account, change your password; block other users, which removes you from their view entirely; disconnect any third-party application; and delete your account, which takes effect immediately and is described in detail on the account deletion page.

Depending on the law that applies to you, you may also have the right to request access to, rectification or erasure of, or restriction of or objection to the processing of, your personal data, the right to receive a copy of your data in a portable format, and the right to withdraw consent where processing is based on consent. Requests may be made through the Discord server referred to in section A1. You also have the right to lodge a complaint with the supervisory authority responsible for data protection in the country where you live.

A10. Children

The Service is not directed at children under the age of 13, or under the higher minimum age that applies in your country, and we do not knowingly collect personal data from them. If you believe that a child has created an account in breach of this section, please contact us so that the account and its data can be removed.

A11. Changes to this Policy

We may amend this Policy when the Service changes. The date at the top of this page indicates when it was last revised. Material changes will be announced in the App or on the Discord server before they take effect.

Part B. Terms of Service

B1. Agreement and definitions

These Terms of Service (the "Terms") form a binding agreement between you and the PocketPass team ("PocketPass", "we", "us" or "our") governing your access to and use of the Service. By creating an account, installing the App or otherwise using the Service you accept these Terms and the Privacy Policy in Part A. If you do not accept them, you must not use the Service. In these Terms, "Content" means any text, image, Piip design, profile information or other material that you submit to or transmit through the Service, and "Virtual Items" means tokens, hats, achievements and any other digital item made available within the App.

B2. Eligibility and accounts

You must be at least 13 years of age, or the higher minimum age required in your country, to use the Service. If you are under the age of majority where you live, you confirm that a parent or guardian has reviewed and agreed to these Terms on your behalf. You may hold one account only. You are responsible for maintaining control of the email address or Discord account used to sign in, and for all activity that takes place under your account. If you create a username account you choose a password of at least eight characters. PocketPass holds no email address for such an account, cannot verify your identity in any other way, and therefore cannot reset or recover the password. Losing the password means losing access to the account permanently, unless you linked a verified email address to it beforehand, in which case you may sign in with a code sent to that address and set a new password from Settings. You must notify us promptly through the Discord server if you become aware of any unauthorised use of your account.

B3. Nature of the Service and beta status

The Service is provided free of charge and is currently in a beta stage of development. Features may be added, changed, suspended or withdrawn at any time, data may be lost, and the Service may be interrupted without notice. The App checks for updates automatically and installs them after verification. We may designate a minimum supported version of the App, and versions below it may cease to function until updated. We may discontinue the Service in whole or in part at any time.

B4. Acceptable use

You agree not to use the Service to harass, threaten, defame or abuse any person; to publish or transmit Content that is unlawful, hateful, pornographic, or that sexualises minors; to impersonate any person or misrepresent your affiliation; to send unsolicited or bulk messages; to collect or harvest data about other users; to distribute malware or otherwise interfere with the operation or security of the Service; to forge, replay, tamper with or otherwise manipulate passes, encounters, tokens or any other record held by the Service; to access the Service by automated means other than through the documented API; or to circumvent rate limits, permission checks or other technical restrictions. You further agree not to reverse engineer, decompile or attempt to derive the source code of the App except to the extent that applicable law expressly permits it notwithstanding this restriction.

B5. Your Content

You retain ownership of your Content. You grant us a non-exclusive, worldwide, royalty-free licence to store, reproduce, transmit and display your Content solely to the extent necessary to operate, maintain and provide the Service, including displaying your profile and Piip to other users as described in the Privacy Policy. You are solely responsible for your Content and warrant that you hold the rights necessary to grant this licence. We may remove or restrict access to Content, and suspend or terminate accounts, where we reasonably believe these Terms have been breached. Content that concerns you may be reported through the Discord server, and you may block any user at any time.

B6. Nearby Encounters and interactions with other users

Nearby Encounters relies on the Bluetooth radio of your device and on the proximity of other devices running the App. We do not guarantee that any encounter will occur or be recorded. We do not verify the identity of users. You are solely responsible for your interactions with other users, whether within the Service or in person, and you should exercise appropriate caution before arranging to meet anyone you have encountered through the Service.

B7. Virtual Items and memberships

Virtual Items have no monetary value, are not your property, cannot be transferred to another account or person, and cannot be exchanged for money or anything of value outside the Service. We may adjust, reset or remove Virtual Items, including to correct errors or to address abuse. Memberships are purchased through Ko-fi and are subject to Ko-fi's own terms and payment policies; we do not process payments and do not issue refunds. A membership payment unlocks all hats and stationery for 36 days per payment on the PocketPass account registered with the same email address as the Ko-fi payment or, where no such account exists, on the account whose username or friend code the payer writes in the Ko-fi message. A payment that identifies no account is held until we can link it; a username account can be named in the message or can link the email address used at Ko-fi. Permanent stationery purchases remain owned during and after a membership and if catalogue access rules change. Published notes retain their stationery appearance after membership access expires. Membership benefits may change, and the unlocking of hats does not constitute the sale of goods.

B8. Third-party services and connected applications

The Service interoperates with services operated by third parties, including Discord, Ko-fi, GitHub and Pretendo Network, each of which is governed by its own terms and privacy policy. Applications that connect to PocketPass accounts through the developer platform are provided by their respective developers and not by us. You connect an application at your own discretion, you may revoke its access at any time, and we are not responsible for the conduct of any third-party application or service.

B9. Developers

Use of the developer portal and the API is subject to these Terms, to the documentation published at developer.pocketpass.xyz, and to any rate limits or technical restrictions we impose. Developers must request only the permissions their application requires, must use data obtained from the Service solely for the purpose disclosed to the user on the consent screen, must not misrepresent their application, and must delete data obtained from a user when that user disconnects the application or deletes their account. We may suspend or revoke an application's access at any time.

B10. Intellectual property

The PocketPass name, logos, artwork, sounds and software are owned by us or licensed to us. Subject to these Terms, we grant you a limited, personal, non-transferable and revocable licence to install and use the App on Android devices you own or control. The App and the Website incorporate components licensed by third parties, including the Rubik typeface under the SIL Open Font License, emoji artwork from Sudofont under the MIT License, and Mii rendering technology by ariankordi. Mii is a trademark of Nintendo. PocketPass is not affiliated with, sponsored by or endorsed by Nintendo, Discord, Ko-fi, GitHub or Pretendo Network.

B11. Suspension and termination

You may terminate this agreement at any time by deleting your account from within the App. The consequences of deletion are described on the account deletion page. We may suspend or terminate your access to the Service, with or without notice, if we reasonably believe that you have breached these Terms, if we are required to do so by law, or if we discontinue the Service. Sections B5 (to the extent of Content already shared with other users), B7, B10, B12, B13 and B14 survive termination. Records retained after termination are described in the Privacy Policy.

B12. Disclaimer of warranties

The Service is provided "as is" and "as available", without warranty of any kind. To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, we disclaim all warranties, whether express, implied or statutory, including warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, non-infringement, availability, accuracy and the absence of errors or loss of data.

B13. Limitation of liability

To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, PocketPass and the individuals who operate it shall not be liable for any indirect, incidental, special, consequential or punitive damages, or for any loss of data, profits, goodwill or opportunity, arising out of or in connection with the Service, however caused and under any theory of liability, even if advised of the possibility of such damages. To the same extent, our aggregate liability for all claims arising out of or in connection with the Service shall not exceed the amount, if any, that you have paid to us for the Service in the twelve months preceding the event giving rise to the claim. Nothing in these Terms excludes or limits any liability that cannot be excluded or limited under applicable law, including liability for death or personal injury caused by negligence or for fraud, and nothing in these Terms limits the rights you have as a consumer under mandatory law in the country where you live.

B14. Indemnity

To the extent permitted by applicable law, you agree to indemnify and hold harmless PocketPass and the individuals who operate it from and against any claims, liabilities, damages and reasonable expenses arising from your Content, your use of the Service or your breach of these Terms.

B15. Changes to these Terms

We may amend these Terms from time to time. The revised Terms will be published on this page with an updated date, and material changes will be announced in the App or on the Discord server before they take effect. Your continued use of the Service after the revised Terms take effect constitutes acceptance of them. If you do not accept the revised Terms, you must stop using the Service and may delete your account.

B16. General

These Terms, together with the Privacy Policy, constitute the entire agreement between you and us regarding the Service. If any provision of these Terms is held to be invalid or unenforceable, the remaining provisions remain in full force and effect. Our failure to enforce any provision is not a waiver of our right to do so later. You may not assign or transfer your rights under these Terms; we may assign ours to any successor operator of the Service. These Terms are written in English, and any translation is provided for convenience only.

B17. Contact

Questions about these Terms or the Privacy Policy may be raised on the PocketPass Discord server.

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