When you (attempt to) log in to this web application, some information from your Google account, including name and email address, will be sent to our servers. If you are not a registered fit20 trainer, you will not be authorized to use the fit20 web app. Also, we may use your information to request that you do not try to use our web app, and to inform you that your account may have been hacked. Your information will not be used for other purposes.
If you are a fit20 trainer, your email address will be used to authenticate you, and to authorize you for using the trainers app. Your name, as registered in your Google account, is known to the fit20 server application during your use of the trainers app, but is not otherwise used. You should have received instructions on how to use the trainers app. If not, ask your franchise owner.
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The fit20 trainers app (web application) is to be used only by fit20 trainers. In order to verify this, you will be asked to log in using your Google account.
By logging in, you allow the trainers app access to your name and email address. The trainers app uses this information only to verify that you are a registered fit20 trainer. No other information related to your Google account is required or used.
Use this app (web application) only if you have been authorized. Unauthorized use is prevented, but if you found a way to access the app unauthorized, you are kindly requested to let us know at it@fit20.com.
This app is continuously monitored and improved. Although fit20 makes an effort to provide a stable and reliable service, problems can occur occasionally. You are encouraged to report any errors or malfunctions you encounter.
