This policy explains which data the live results site live.judo.rs processes, why, and what rights you have. It follows the Law on Personal Data Protection of the Republic of Serbia. By using this site and watching the contest videos you accept this policy.

1. Who processes the data

The data controller is Džudo savez Srbije, Strahinjića Bana 73a, 11000 Beograd, Srbija. For any question about your data, write to office@jss.rs or call +381 11 2634 929.

2. No registration

This site has no user accounts, no registration and no forms for sending us your data. Every page can be viewed without leaving any personal data.

3. Competition results

The site shows the contest order, draws, results, rankings and medals of competitions: the competitor's name, club, country, age and weight category. These are published as part of the federation's regular sporting activity and form the public record of results. If you notice a mistake, tell us at support@judoteh.com and we will correct it.

4. Contest videos and the YouTube API Services

Some contests in the draws have a button that plays the contest video. The federation's system — this site, the federation's official website, the federation's admin dashboard and the JudoVision recording program — uses the YouTube API Services provided by Google. Through them we upload contest videos to the federation's own YouTube channel and stream competitions live from it, check whether the uploaded videos are still available, and show them next to the contests. By using this site and watching the videos you agree to the YouTube Terms of Service, and the Google Privacy Policy applies to the data Google processes.

4.1 What data we access, collect and store.
a) Site visitors: through the YouTube API Services we do not access your Google or YouTube account and we do not collect, store or use any data about you. We do not show any YouTube statistics (view counts, likes, comments, subscriber counts).
b) The federation's YouTube channel: the federation has authorized our system (Google OAuth) to upload contest videos to the federation's channel, edit their title, description and competition playlist, delete them and manage live broadcasts. The refresh token of that authorization is kept only on the federation's server and in the recording program, never on the website or in your browser.
c) On our server we store: the video identifier (ID); the privacy and upload status YouTube reports (for example unlisted, uploaded); the contest and camera the video belongs to; when it was recorded and last checked; whether the video is hidden; the live broadcast ID for each mat of a competition and when it was last checked; the ID of the stream key a mat sends its picture through (until the next night at most) and, in the admin dashboard, which administrator changed the video. We also keep a frame from our own recording (not taken from YouTube) and the number of times the video was started on the federation's sites — a total only, with no data about the visitor; this is not a YouTube statistic.

4.2 How we use, process and share the data.
a) We use the data only to link a video to its contest, show it on the federation's sites, check that it is still available, and upload videos and live broadcasts to the federation's channel.
b) With each video we send its title, description and tags to the federation's channel: the competitors' names, club, category, round and result. They become part of the video on YouTube, where YouTube's rules apply.
c) Internally the data is accessed only by authorized administrators of the federation's admin dashboard and by the technical support that maintains the system.
d) Externally the data goes only to Google (YouTube), to the extent described above. Frames from our own recordings are stored with the storage provider Cloudflare (R2). We do not sell data obtained through the YouTube API Services, do not use it for advertising and do not share it with anyone else.

4.3 How long we keep it. Every stored video ID is checked with YouTube at least once every 30 days. A video that is no longer available is deleted together with its frame, and a video not checked in the last 30 days is not shown. Records of earlier versions of the video of the same contest are deleted after 30 days. Live broadcast IDs that the system creates on the federation's channel are checked the same way: a broadcast that is no longer available, or has not been checked in the last 30 days, is deleted and removed from the site. The ID of the stream key a mat sends its picture through is deleted every night.

4.4 Cookies and data on your device. The YouTube player loads only when you click the video button; from then on YouTube (Google) may store and read cookies and other data on your device and collect data about your viewing under its own rules. Our site sets no cookies and stores nothing in your browser because of the videos (its own cookies are listed in section 6). Third-party content on the site is the YouTube player and Google AdSense ads (section 7).

4.5 Revoking access and deletion. Access granted to our system through a Google account can be revoked at any time on the Google security settings page: https://myaccount.google.com/permissions (or https://security.google.com/settings/security/permissions; for the federation's channel this is done by the federation). After that the system can no longer upload videos or start live broadcasts. You can also ask us to delete the stored data (section 11); we delete it within 7 days of receiving the request. A competitor, or for a minor a parent or guardian, may ask that the videos of their contests are not shown.

5. Technical data created by a visit

Like any website, our server records what your browser sends with each request: IP address, time of access, page address, browser and operating system. We use it only to keep the site available and secure and to fix technical errors.

6. Cookies set by the site itself

The site sets two cookies, both required for it to work, which expire after two hours:
a) live_session — remembers the competition you are following while you move around the site;
b) XSRF-TOKEN — a security token that prevents misuse of requests from other sites.
These cookies do not track you, contain no personal data and are not shared with anyone.

7. Google Analytics and Google ads

We use Google Analytics for visit statistics and show ads through Google AdSense on some pages. These services set their own cookies and may collect data about your visit, including your IP address, under Google's rules. You can limit them in your browser settings or in the ad settings of your Google account.

8. How long we keep data

Competition results are kept permanently as the federation's sporting archive. Server logs are kept only as long as needed to maintain and secure the site. A contest video ID is kept while the video is available on YouTube, and checked at least once every 30 days; records of earlier versions of the video of the same contest are deleted after 30 days (section 4.3).

9. Your rights

You may request access to data about you, its correction or deletion, and object to its processing. Send your request to office@jss.rs. If you believe your rights have been violated, you may complain to the Commissioner for Information of Public Importance and Personal Data Protection.

10. Changes to this policy

We may change this policy; the current version is always published on this page. Last updated: 12 November 2026.

11. Contact

a) Data controller: Džudo savez Srbije, Strahinjića Bana 73a, 11000 Beograd, Srbija, e-mail office@jss.rs, phone +381 11 2634 929. Send questions, requests and complaints about your data and the contest videos here.
b) Technical support of the system (websites, admin dashboard, recording program and the connection to the YouTube API Services): support@judoteh.com.