Draft for legal review. Not yet in effect.
Consumer Health Data Notice
Some state laws, including Washington's My Health My Data Act, treat information about your fitness activity as "consumer health data". This notice explains what of that kind 24On handles. It adds to our Privacy Policy.
What we collect
Training records you choose to log: which drills and workouts you complete, when, and for how long; meals you save; Daily Plans you build; and workouts you choose to add from Apple Health or Health Connect. We do not collect heart rate, weight, body measurements, medical conditions, or location.
Where it comes from and why
Only from you, when you tap to save or log something. We use it to show your training history and totals, to keep it in sync across your devices, and, if you join a department, to give its officers training records, reports, lesson plans and exports, and its monthly training summary.
Who we share it with
Google Firebase, which stores it for us, and Resend, which delivers department report emails. Your department's officers and admins (training and workouts only, never meals), only if you accept a department invite, and the people or systems your department chooses to send its reports and exports to. We do not sell consumer health data and we do not use it for advertising.
Your rights
You can see your records in the app, delete any of them, leave a department to stop sharing with its admin, or delete your account to erase all of it. You can also email info@24onapp.com to ask what we hold, to ask for a copy, to ask which third parties received it, or to withdraw consent. We answer within 45 days. If we decline your request, you can appeal by replying to our answer.