ГоГулять Terms of Use

DRAFT 2026-11-08-draft. LEGAL REVIEW REQUIRED. Confirm operator details and implemented features before publication.

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1. Operator and service

ГоГулять is provided by {{OPERATOR_FULL_NAME}}, an individual, country: {{OPERATOR_COUNTRY}}, correspondence address: {{OPERATOR_ADDRESS}}. Support: {{SUPPORT_EMAIL}}. Privacy requests: {{PRIVACY_EMAIL}}.

The service helps children and teenagers who know each other arrange walks through friend connections, approximate meeting places and preset responses. There is no messaging, photo upload, people search or contact import. The initial release is intended for users in Russia.

The service communicates users' plans. It does not organise or supervise outings, verify attendance or provide emergency assistance. A participant selects an arrival status themselves; device location does not verify it.

2. Eligibility

A parent account is for an adult legal representative. A representative creates a managed account for a child aged 6–17. Independent participant registration starts at an actual age of 16. This service threshold does not establish legal capacity: a representative must authorise the agreement where applicable law requires it.

A legal representative acts for a child who cannot enter the agreement independently. Provide accurate age and authority information. Do not impersonate a child, another person or someone else's representative. Adults using parent mode do not participate in walks as children's friends.

3. Acceptance and access

Accept these terms through a separate affirmative action during registration or acceptance of a new version. Creating a child account requires separate confirmation of authority and separate consent concerning the child's data. The Privacy Policy provides information; acknowledging it does not replace consent where consent is required.

This release has no payments or subscriptions. Your internet provider may charge you. Any future paid feature requires its own pricing and terms and the necessary agreement; these terms do not authorise charges.

Protect account passwords and do not share child pairing codes, friendship QR codes or representative invitations with strangers. End unfamiliar sessions and contact support if someone may have gained access.

4. Friends and visibility

Friend connections use short-lived, single-use QR codes, mutual confirmation and representative approval where enabled. This reduces accidental contact but does not verify identity or prove that people met in person.

A walk is visible to its authorised friend audience. Representatives of managed accounts can access information available through their roles and control settings; history access depends on those settings. Selecting a private saved place for an open walk makes it visible to that walk's audience while the walk remains open. Do not mark a home, apartment or other sensitive location.

Removing or blocking a friend stops future access under the service's access rules. We cannot guarantee recall of previously viewed information, screenshots or saved place copies on another person's device. See the Safety Rules.

Owner deletion of a place leaves copies saved by others intact. Moderator hiding of a place also hides its copies.

5. Conduct and rights

Do not bully, threaten, deceive, use unlawful or indecent nicknames or place names, disclose others' data, distribute friendship QR codes to strangers, bypass parental controls, attack the service or infringe others' rights. Do not place addresses, phone numbers, school details, surnames or contact information in nicknames or place names.

You retain rights to your text. You permit technical storage, processing and display of nicknames and place names only to operate the service, investigate reports and comply with law within the described processing. These terms grant no permission to sell that text, use it in public advertising or train models without a separate lawful basis.

The operator permits personal use of the app for its intended purpose while access continues. Third-party components and map data remain subject to their owners' rights; map attribution appears in the app.

6. Reports and restrictions

Report a visible user or place through the reporting feature; send other reports to support. A filter checks nicknames and place names, and moderators review reports. Measures may include resetting a nickname, hiding a place, temporarily suspending or ending access for a breach of these rules, law or a safety threat.

Measures must be proportionate. We explain the reason and duration where law permits and this does not endanger a child or an investigation. Request review through support using the report reference. Reporting does not require disclosure of the reporter's identity to the reported person. Support procedures do not restrict court or regulatory remedies.

7. Notifications and campaigns

Push delivery depends on device permission, settings and providers; delivery may be delayed or fail. Check plans in the app and with a responsible adult.

Advertising is off at launch. If enabled after a separate review, the service may show its own campaigns without advertising trackers or behavioural profiling. Advertising must carry applicable disclosures. External links in participant mode require a parental gate; that gate does not verify parental responsibility or provide consent for the external site's processing. External sites have their own terms and data practices.

8. Ending use and responsibility

You may stop using the service and request account deletion. Withdrawing an optional consent does not end processing supported by another lawful basis; the policy and response explain any consequences.

We take reasonable measures to operate and protect the service. Interruptions may occur. The operator remains responsible for their own acts and service defects under applicable law. These terms do not exclude liability that cannot lawfully be excluded or place all consequences on a child or representative. Families decide whether and how a child goes out and what supervision is needed.

9. Changes and disputes

A new version is published with a date and is available before acceptance. Contract changes requiring agreement apply after separate acceptance. Continued use is not consent to new processing purposes. Mandatory legal changes apply when the law requires. Users declining new terms retain ways to request their data and deletion.

When renewed consent is requested for a managed account, representatives receive reminders during seven days from publication of the first outstanding required version. Only previously lawful processing may continue during this period; new purposes requiring consent wait for that consent. After the period, new walks, friendships and place publication are paused while viewing and safety actions remain available. New child accounts have no such period: required consent precedes activation.

Russian law applies, preserving mandatory protections under other applicable laws. These terms impose no mandatory arbitration, class-action waiver or contractual prohibition on approaching a competent court or authority. Venue and any mandatory pre-action procedure are determined by law. An invalid provision does not remove remaining lawful rights.