Privacy Policy
Last updated 1 September 2026.
The Last Ten is an independent supporters' petition asking FIFA to permit Argentina to retire the number 10 shirt. This page explains what the website and iOS app collect, and what they never do with it.
What we collect
- If you sign the petition: the name you type, your country, and your email address. Your email is used only to send a one-time confirmation link and to prevent duplicate signatures — it is never published, never shown on the site, and never included in the document submitted to FIFA. We store a hash of your email and IP address, not the raw values, to detect abuse.
- If you enable notifications: a device token or web push subscription, so we can send you a one-time update when the campaign reaches a milestone. Nothing else is attached to this — it cannot be linked back to a signature.
- Crash reports: if the app crashes, we receive a technical crash report (via Sentry) to fix the bug. It does not include your name or email.
- Basic visit data: which pages are viewed and which country a visit comes from (derived from network routing, never your precise location or IP address), so we can tell whether the petition is reaching people. No advertising identifiers are collected and no data is sold or shared with advertisers.
- Bot verification: signing the petition is checked by Cloudflare Turnstile to block automated abuse of the FIFA submission. Turnstile's own privacy policy governs that check.
- If you send developer feedback: the subject you select, the message you write, and any reply email you choose to include are placed into your device's email app and sent privately to [email protected]. The website does not store or publish that feedback.
What we don't do
- We don't run ads or sell data to anyone.
- We don't have user accounts, logins, or in-app purchases.
- We don't track you across other apps or websites.
Who can see what you sign
Your display name and country appear publicly on the campaign wall once your signature is confirmed. Your email address never does — it exists only to prove a real person signed once.
Your choices
To ask that a signature be removed, or to ask what data we hold about you, email [email protected].