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With your public FPL team ID — no login, no password. On the FPL website, open the Points tab of your team; the number in the address bar (…/entry/1234567/event/…) is your team ID. Enter it in Settings → Your team. The app reads only what is already public for that ID and can never see or change anything behind your FPL login.

Yes. Settings → Show a sample team fills the app with an example squad and simulated scores, labelled as sample data throughout. Turn it off any time.

If you swipe a Live Activity away, iOS ends it for good for that match — no app can bring the same one back. Start a fresh one from your team screen, or leave Start automatically at kickoff on in Settings and a new one starts at the next kickoff.

Three usual causes, in order of likelihood:

1. A Focus mode. Sleep Focus, Do Not Disturb, or any scheduled Focus silences alert sounds and stops the screen waking — silently. Evening kickoff, Sleep Focus already on, is the classic case. Check for the Focus icon on your Lock Screen.

2. Live Activities disabled. iOS Settings → FPL Now → check Live Activities is allowed.

3. Frequent updates off. The same iOS Settings screen has a "More Frequent Updates" switch; without it the score still updates, just less often.

Turning an alert type off inside FPL Now never removes the event — it still appears in your live score, just silently.

Because FPL took points away — the app is showing you the truth rather than hiding it. VAR disallows goals, assists get reassigned, bonus is revised, red cards are rescinded. When points come off, FPL Now names the reason ("goal disallowed") instead of leaving you staring at a number that quietly shrank.

Every number in the app is a door: tap it and keep asking "why" until you reach the raw inputs — actual decimal odds from named bookmakers, or our model's own arithmetic, each labelled as which it is. Odds are shown for information only; the app takes no bets and links to no bookmakers. Where we have no evidence for a number, the app shows no number — never a guess dressed as one.

The matchday experience — live score on your Lock Screen, the alerts you control, your team — is free forever, with no account and no trial period. The decision engine (captain picks, transfer calls, and the full breakdown behind every number) is $6.99 for the year, or $0.99 a month if you would rather pay monthly. Cancel any time from Settings on your iPhone. Prices are shown in your own currency on the App Store, and the exact local amount is always the one shown before you confirm.

Almost none, by design: no accounts, no user database. The full, short answer is on the privacy page.