SpoVote

A one-time ask to accept the Terms and Privacy Policy The first time you open this version, a sheet asks you to review and accept our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy — both are a tap away to read in full. "I agree" once and it's gone for good. "Not now" gets you straight into the app, for two weeks, before it insists. New signups see the same agreement right above the account-creation buttons, with Apple and Google now sitting under the email form so one notice covers all three. We'd like to know how it's going After a good moment — you joined a session, cast an MVP vote, uploaded footage, marked who played — SpoVote may ask "How's SpoVote so far?" It waits until you've had the app a few days, holds off if anything has gone wrong this session, and once you've answered it stays quiet for months. "Loving it" gets a thank-you and, a day or more later, the store's own rating prompt at a natural pause. "Could be better" opens Send Feedback, and your note lands in front of us first. "Maybe later" means exactly that. There's also a new "Rate SpoVote" row in Settings for whenever you feel like it. AI features now ask before anything leaves your phone Scanning a flyer and "Enhance with AI" used to just go. Now the first time you use either, a "Send to an AI service?" dialog explains what gets sent — the photo or text you picked, nothing more, never used to train models — and "Not now" sends nothing at all. You'll see it once. Sessions written with either tool carry an "AI-assisted listing" tag on the session page; tap it to see what that means, and double-check dates, prices and venue details with the host. Reporting starts with why Every report — a profile, group, session, spot or clip — now opens with "Why are you reporting this?": Spam or scam, Harassment or bullying, Inappropriate or explicit, Copyright — this is my content, or Something else. Pick one and you're done; the written description is optional now. Choosing Copyright points you to spovote.com/copyright to file a formal notice, so we can act on it under the DMCA. Taken-down footage stays out of everyone's way When a clip is removed after a copyright complaint or for breaking the rules, it drops out of every feed, reel and wall, and the full-screen viewer skips past it. Only the person who uploaded it still sees it, as a "Removed" card under "Not visible to others" on their profile and the session's footage tab, with a "Learn more" link and — for copyright removals — the counter-notice route if it was a mistake. Smoother & more stable - The Privacy Policy in Settings was rewritten to say plainly who stores what (video and livestreams on AWS, the rest on Supabase), how to get a copy of your data, and how long backups are kept - Send Feedback now says up front that an AI service sorts feedback, so leave passwords and payment details out - Thumbnails on iPhone now decode at a higher priority, so the screen stalls less while a wall of footage loads - Plus reliability improvements and a bunch of smaller fixes and polish Thanks for playing!