Privacy Notice
Updated October 2026
4th & 4play uses account and league information to provide private fantasy leagues across your devices. League names, manager and team names, rosters, lineups, scoring history, preferences, uploaded logos, and product-usage events may be stored to operate and improve the service.
Notifications and sports data
Optional notifications require notification registration. The app also retrieves fantasy-football data from third-party sports-data services. Do not upload sensitive personal information as a team or league logo.
Advertising and consent
4th & 4play uses InMobi Choice to collect and store privacy choices. The consent service receives information such as your IP address, browser and consent selections to determine which notice applies and remember your choices. Use Privacy choices to review or change your selections. Google advertising storage, advertising data use and ad personalization start denied and can be updated through the consent interface.
Display advertising is not active yet. Advertising providers and their purposes are listed in the consent interface. Any future ad integration must respect your choices before requesting ads where consent is required.
Website analytics
We use Google Analytics 4 to understand website visits, content engagement, and which channels bring people to 4th & 4play. Google may process technical information about your browser and visit. Analytics storage is denied by default until applicable privacy choices allow it. You can revisit Privacy choices to change your selections. Do not enter sensitive personal information into public links or team names.
Affiliate links
Optional shopping links may earn 4th & 4play a commission on qualifying purchases. Following a link takes you to a third-party retailer or affiliate network, whose own privacy policy and choices apply.
Your league data
You can unlink an account or forget a device from Settings without deleting the underlying league. Commissioner backups may contain private league information and should be kept private.