The Privacy Policy governs the processing of Personal Data by Leadata.
The provisions of this Privacy Policy describe how Leadata processes, stores and receives Personal Data.
Leadata services are intended for residents of different countries, therefore, the Privacy Policy uses the laws of various countries.
Leadata sells individuals' data to other legal entities, and we strongly recommend that you familiarize yourself with the rules for processing Personal Data when concluding any transactions with Leadata.
The Privacy Policy identifies the Third Parties that may be provided with your Personal Data during the provision of the Services.
Reference to the words "we", "our" or "us" (or equivalent terms) means the Leadata Company.
Reference to the words "you" or "your" (or similar words in meaning) means the Client who receives the Services.
We are grateful to you for using Leadata Services.
1.DEFINITIONS
1.1. Data - is personal data and any other information relating to the Data Subject.
1.2. is a natural person whose data is located in the Company and which the Company has the right to sell - Data Subject
1.3. Client - is a natural or legal person who acquires data about a natural person in the Company.
1.4. Checkbox - means an element of the graphical interface of the site, which allows the Client to provide his Consent. For example: when registering on the Site, when providing Consent to the Privacy Policy, and the like.
1.5. Cookie - is a piece of information in the form of text or binary data that is transmitted to the browser from a website.
1.6. Controller - any natural or legal person, public authority, institution or other body that independently determines the purposes and means of processing Personal Data.
1.7. Consent of the Client (hereinafter referred to as "Consent") - means a voluntary, specific, informed and unambiguous expression of will, in which the Client, using a statement or a clear affirmative action, consents to the processing of his Personal Data.
1.8. Leadata (hereinafter referred to as the “Company” or “Leadata”) - is registered under the laws of the Canada, registered address: LEADS DATA ENTERPRISE LTD. 120 Newkirk Road, 34, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada, L4C9S7, which provides Services to the Client to sell data of individuals.
1.9. Leadata website (hereinafter referred to as the "Site") - means a web page or a group of web pages on the Internet located at: ________________, which provides information about the provision of the Services.
1.10. Personal Data - is information that relates to an individual Client and with the help of which it can be identified.
1.11. Processor - means a natural or legal person, public authority, institution, or other body that processes Personal Data on behalf of and behalf of the Controller.
1.12. Services - are an algorithm of actions that the Company performs for the Client to sell the Data to him.
1.13. Third Party - means a natural or legal person, public authority, institution, or body other than the Client, the Data Subject, the Controller, the Processor, and persons authorized by the Controller or the Processor, under their direct authority, to process Personal Data.
2.GENERAL PROVISIONS
2.1. The Company provides Services to Clients from different regions of the world, therefore the Company uses the laws of different jurisdictions in its activities.
2.2. The Company processes and stores Personal Data on the basis of the following legislative acts :
2.2.1. Granting rights to the Client under the California Consumer Privacy Act;
2.2.2. Compliance with the principles of legality, fairness, and transparency in accordance with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR);
2.2.3. Grant of rights and processing of Personal Data under the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act 2000 (PIPEDA);
2.2.4. Processing of Personal Data and Privacy under the Australian Privacy Act 1988;
2.2.5. Processing of Personal Data of residents of the People's Republic of China based on the Personal Information Protection Law (PIPL).
2.3. Leadata acts as a Processor in relation to the processing of Personal Data that it receives from the Client during the provision of Services to him.
3.GENERAL PROVISIONS
3.1. The Company collects Data only by lawful methods or for legal reasons.
3.2. The Company may receive Data in the following ways :
3.2.1. acquisition in legal entities that carry out such sale of Data. In this case, the Company is not responsible if such data is obtained illegally;
3.2.2. using the Company's Website, using questionnaires, feedback forms, part of the Website's content, e-mail subscriptions, etc. In this case, the Company receives consent from the Data Subject to sell his data in accordance with the GDPR;
3.2.3. Google lead form extensions, by adding such forms to search, video, discovery, and Display Network campaigns;
3.2.4. Via the social network LinkedIn, using the special function LinkedIn Lead Gen Forms;
3.2.5. With the help of the social network Facebook, using the special function Facebook Lead Ads;
3.2.6. Special software designed to obtain data about the Data Subject, including, but not limited to: LinkedIn Sales Navigator, Zoominfo;
3.2.7. Through open sources. In such a case, the Company may only collect data that is publicly available.
3.3. The Company has the right to sell Data based on legitimate interests since the main activity of the Company is the sale of leads and Data.
3.4. Legitimate interests may :
3.4.1. the commercial interest of the company;
3.4.2. the commercial interest of a Third Party.
3.5. The Company implements the Data with minimal impact on the confidentiality of such data.
4.PERSONAL DATA
4.1. The Company may collect Personal Data of the Client (individual) and employees of the Client (legal entity) :
4.1.1. full name;
4.1.2. contact number;
4.1.3. bank details, if any, required for mutual settlements;
4.1.4. e-mail.
4.2. The Company may collect the following data of the Client (legal entity) :
4.2.1. name;
4.2.2. legal address;
4.2.3. bank details, if any, required for mutual settlements;
4.2.4. employee data: director, CEO, accountant, etc. Exclusively, if such data is required for mutual settlements;
4.2.5. work phone numbers (general and direct);
4.2.6. work email address;
4.2.7. public social link, if required to provide the Services.
4.3. Leadata does not collect or process sensitive Personal Data of Clients such as race or ethnic origin, political opinions, religious or philosophical beliefs, trade union membership, genetic or biometric data, or sexual orientation.
4.4. Leadata does not implement sensitive Data such as race, genetic or biometric data, or sexual orientation. In the case of the sale of such sensitive data as ethnic origin, donation information, religious opinions, political opinions, religious or philosophical beliefs, trade union membership, the Company sells such data only upon obtaining the consent of the Data Subject for such sale and confirmation by the buyer of such data on compliance with the law the data subject and ensure the security of such sensitive data.
4.5. When visiting the Site or receiving the Services, Leadata may collect the following Personal Data automatically :
4.5.1. IP address;
4.5.2. setting the time zone and language;
4.5.3. browser type and version;
4.5.4. operating system, device type, and screen resolution;
4.5.5. the country in which you are located;
4.5.6. data about your visit to the Site, including full URL information, routes to and from the Site when you go to the Site (including date and time), page response time, data loading errors, length of stay on certain pages, activity on the page ( information such as scrolling and mouse movements, clicks), the methods used to exit the page and the phone numbers you used to contact support.
4.6. Leadata has the right to collect and receive Personal Data in the following ways: :
4.6.1. during the provision of the Services;
4.6.2. during communication.
4.7. The Company has the right to use Personal Data for the following purposes :
4.7.1. to provide the Services;
4.7.2. to ensure the security of the Site;
4.7.3. to communicate with the Client;
4.7.4. for direct marketing;
4.7.5. to inform the Client about new types of Services, changes in the cost of Services, etc.;
4.7.6. to respond to law enforcement inquiries;
4.7.7. to initiate responses to legal claims, investigations or dispute resolution with you.
4.8. The Company may sell the following Data :
4.8.1. age;
4.8.2. country of residence;
4.8.3. ethnic group, only in case of obtaining consent from the Data Subject or providing confirmation from the legal entity about obtaining consent from the Data Subject, in case of acquiring the Data from the legal entity;
4.8.4. gender;
4.8.5. family status;
4.8.6. religion, only in case of obtaining consent from the Data Subject or providing confirmation from the legal entity about obtaining consent from the Data Subject, in case of acquiring the Data from the legal entity;
4.8.7. language used;
4.8.8. information about children: number, age, gender;
4.8.9. information about the animals of the Data Subject: number, age, gender;
4.8.10. information about the donation, only in case of obtaining consent from the Data Subject or providing confirmation from the legal entity about obtaining consent from the Data Subject, in case of acquiring the data of the Data Subjects from the legal entity
4.8.11. property information;
4.8.12. information about investments, only in case of obtaining consent from the Data Subject or providing confirmation from the legal entity about obtaining consent from the Data Subject, in case of acquiring the Data from the legal entity;
4.8.13. information about the presence of a bank card, but not bank details;
4.8.14. information about leisure preferences;
4.8.15. information about sports preferences, including viewing and playing sports;
4.8.16. preference information;
4.8.17. information about bad habits;
4.8.18. information about education: place of study, degree of education;
4.8.19. information about the job: is it available, position, etc.;
4.8.20. information about professional skills;
4.8.21. business information: whether it is available, business size, industry, number of employees;
4.8.22. information about property: presence of real estate, presence of movable property, type of property, age of property, condition;
4.8.23. credit level and credit history;
4.8.24. the amount of income;
4.8.25. purchase amount range;
4.8.26. data on a legal entity or any other type of business entity: type of activity, area of business; territory of conducting activity; the sphere of influence; the number of employees; personal data of employees; address, contact details.
4.9. The Company does not sell the data of minor Data Subjects without obtaining the Consent of their parents or guardians.
5.TRANSFER OF PERSONAL DATA
5.1. The Company has the right to transfer Personal Data to Third Parties for the implementation and provision of the Services and/or protection of its legal interests: :
5.1.1. Contractors and employees. Leadata may transfer Personal Data to other entities with which it enters into cooperation, including legal and tax consultants, as well as entities providing accounting, marketing, and IT services.
5.1.2. Courts, law enforcement, and government agencies. The Company has the right to transfer Personal Data in case of fulfillment of any legal obligations, including in connection with a court order.
5.1.3. Third Party. The Company has the right to disclose or transfer the Client's Personal Data in the following transactions: acquisition or merger, financing, corporate reorganization, joint venture, including the sale of assets or in the event of bankruptcy.
5.2. The Company has the right to transfer the Data within its legitimate interests to carry out its commercial activities.
6.STORAGE AND PROTECTION OF PERSONAL DATA
6.1. The Company uses all necessary security and protection measures for Personal Data to ensure its confidentiality and prevent loss or unauthorized disclosure.
6.2. The Company protects and stores Personal Data from :
6.2.1. losses;
6.2.2. losses;
6.2.3. illegal use, transfer, disclosure, modification, deletion and/or destruction.;
6.3. We may use the following methods to protect Personal Data in accordance with Article 32 GDPR “Security of Processing” :
6.3.1. pseudonymization and encryption of Personal Data;
6.3.2. the ability to ensure the continued confidentiality, integrity, availability, and resiliency of personal data processing systems;
6.3.3. regular testing, evaluation, and measurement of the effectiveness of technical and organizational measures to ensure the security of the processing of Personal Data.
6.4. The Company stores the Data in encrypted form or by minimizing access to such data by the Company's employees. Only employees with the highest level of access have the right to process data, as part of their transfer to a legal entity during the implementation to legal entity. An employee of the Company gets access to the Data only in encrypted form and is not able to transfer such data to a Third Party without obtaining the permission of the Company.
6.5. The Company does not store the Client's Personal Data when requesting the deletion of Personal Data on his behalf in accordance with the right to erasure, as provided for in Article 17 "Right to erasure" GDPR.
6.6. The Company does not use the Data for marketing purposes when requesting an objection to the processing of its Personal Data, in accordance with Article 21 “Right to object” GDPR
6.7. Leadata has the right not to delete Personal Data or Data in the event of a company reorganization, a merger between Leadata and another company, or any other change in Leadata's structure, and in the event of a server change.
7.BASIS FOR PROCESSING PERSONAL DATA
7.1. In case of unlawful disclosure and/or loss of Personal Data, the Company takes the following steps :
7.1.1. Immediately notifies the Client of such violation;
7.1.2. Takes all necessary measures to stop further disclosure;
7.1.3. Performs security audits to prevent further leakage of Personal Data;
7.1.4. Takes actions to minimize the damage from such leakage of Personal Data;
7.1.5. Takes actions to compensate for damage to the Client.
7.2. In case of unlawful disclosure and/or loss of Data, the Company takes the following steps :
7.2.1. Takes all necessary measures to stop further disclosure;
7.2.2. Takes action to minimize damage;
7.2.3. Notifies the legal entity of such disclosure if the Data was acquired from the legal entity;
7.2.4. Notifies the Data Subject that his data has been lost and of the actions the Company is taking to prevent further leakage and compensate for the damage;
7.2.5. Performs security audits to prevent further leakage of Personal Data.
8.CONSENT OF THE CLIENT
8.1. The Client provides his Consent to the terms of the Privacy Policy by placing a marker in the Checkbox
8.2. The Client provides his voluntary, specific, informed and unambiguous declaration of intent to :
8.2.1. processing his Personal Data;
8.2.2. that the Data acquired by the Client may be purchased from a third party legal entity;
8.2.3. that the Company does not guarantee the accuracy of the Data;
8.2.4. that the Company shall not be liable if the Data was acquired in an unlawful way or illegally, by the legal entity that sold such data to the Company.
8.3. The Client has the right to withdraw his Consent to the processing of Personal Data at any time, in which case the Company has the right to stop providing the Services to him, and his Personal Data will be permanently deleted
9.JURISDICTION OF THE EUROPEAN UNION AND THE EUROPEAN ECONOMIC AREA
9.1. The terms of this section apply to residents of the European Union and the European Economic Area. In accordance with the terms of this paragraph, the Client and the Data Subject have the following rights :
9.1.1. Right of access. The Client and/or the Data Subject may contact us directly to request access to the Personal Data we hold about them, as well as to any information, in accordance with Article 15 of the General Data Protection Regulation.
9.1.2. Right to delete. The Client and/or the Data Subject have the right to delete Personal Data or any other information about themselves in accordance with Article 17 of the General Data Protection Regulation.
9.1.3. Right to data portability. We may send Personal Data or any other information of the Client and/or the Data Subject to third parties at the request of the Client and/or the Data Subject, in accordance with Article 20 of the General Data Protection Regulation.
9.1.4. Right to rectification. The Client and/or the Data Subject has access to Personal Data and any other information that needs to be updated, corrected, or supplemented at any time. The Client and/or the Data Subject may also apply to the Company to correct or amend, in accordance with Article 16 of the General Data Protection Regulation.
9.1.5. Right to object. The Client and/or the Data Subject has the right to object at any time to the processing of their Personal Data or any other information, in accordance with Article 21 of the General Data Protection Regulation.
9.2. The Company sells the Data exclusively by legal methods, which are provided for by the GDPR. The Data is obtained and sold either with the Consent of the Data Subject, or the company that sold the Data warrants that such data is obtained with the Consent of the Data Subject
10.US JURISDICTION
10.1. The terms of this section apply to US residents as contained in the Privacy Policy regarding specific requirements under the California Consumer Privacy Act, the provisions of the Federal Trade Commission, or other similar legislation in force in the United States relating to data processing
10.2. The company does not support Do Not Track mode. Do Not Track is a setting you can set in your web browser to inform websites that you do not want to be tracked. You can enable or disable the Do Not Track feature by visiting your web browser's settings page
10.3. Rights granted to US residents :
10.3.1. Right of access. The Client and/or Data Subject may contact us directly to request access to Personal Data or any other information we hold about them.
10.3.2. Right to erasure. The Client and/or the Data Subject have the right to delete Personal Data or any other information about themselves, in which case they will be permanently deleted.
10.3.3. Right to Correction. The Client and/or the Data Subject has access to Personal Data or any other information that needs to be updated, corrected, or supplemented at any time.
10.3.4. Right to data portability. We may send Personal Data or any other information to third parties and, at the request of the Client and/or the Data Subject, may.
10.3.5. Right to object. The Client and/or the Data Subject has the right to object to the processing of Personal Data or any other information at any time.
10.4. A Client and/or Data Subject may designate an authorized agent to make a request under the CCPA on your behalf if :
10.4.1. An Authorized Agent is a person or entity registered with the Secretary of State of California;
10.4.2. You sign a written statement that you authorize the authorized agent to act on your behalf;
10.4.3. If you are using an Authorized Agent to request to exercise your right to be informed or your right to erasure, please send a certified copy of your written statement allowing the Authorized Agent to act on your behalf using the contact information.
10.5. By processing the Client's Personal Data and/or selling the Data, the Company does not violate their right to privacy
11.JURISDICTION OF CANADA
11.1. The terms of this section apply to residents of Canada as contained in the Privacy Policy for specific requirements under the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA).
11.2. Rights granted to residents of Canada :
11.2.1. Right of access. The Client and/or Data Subject may contact us directly to request access to Personal Data or any other information we hold about them.
11.2.2. Right to erasure. The Client and/or the Data Subject have the right to delete Personal Data or any other information about themselves, in which case they will be permanently deleted.
11.2.3. Right to Correction. The Client and/or the Data Subject has access to Personal Data or any other information that needs to be updated, corrected, or supplemented at any time.
11.2.4. Right to data portability. We may send Personal Data or any other information to third parties and, at the request of the Client and/or the Data Subject, may.
11.2.5. Right to object. The Client and/or the Data Subject has the right to object to the processing of Personal Data or any other information at any time.
11.3. The Company may sell the Data Subject's data obtained from open sources to Canadian Resident Clients.
12.AUSTRALIA
12.1. The terms of this section apply to residents of Australia as contained in the Privacy Policy relating to specific requirements under the Privacy Act 1988.
12.2. Существует 13 австралийских принципов конфиденциальности, которые регулируют стандарты, права и обязанности в отношении :
12.2.1. collection, use and disclosure of Personal Data;
12.2.2. integrity and correction of Personal Data;
12.2.3. the rights of individuals to access their Personal Data.
12.3. The principles of confidentiality observed by the Company during the processing of Personal Data and/or Data :
12.3.1. Ensures that the Company manages Personal Data and Data in an open and transparent manner. Open and transparent management of Personal Data.
12.3.2. The Company provides the Client with the opportunity not to identify himself or use a pseudonym. Anonymity and pseudonymization.
12.3.3. Describes when the Company may collect the requested Personal Data. Collection of requested Personal Data.
12.3.4. Describes how the Company processes Personal Data or Data. Dealing with the requested Personal Data.
12.3.5. Describes when and under what circumstances the Company must inform an individual about the processing of Personal Data. Notice of Personal Data Collection.
12.3.6. Describes the circumstances under which the Company may use or disclose Personal Data or Data that it processes. Use or Disclosure of Personal Data.
12.3.7. Describes when the Company may use or disclose Personal Data and/or Data for direct marketing purposes only under certain conditions. Direct marketing.
12.3.8. Describes the steps the Company must take to protect Personal Data and/or Data before it is disclosed abroad. Cross-Border Disclosure of Personal Data.
12.3.9. Describes the limited circumstances in which the Company may accept an individual's government identifier as its own identifier, or use or disclose an individual's government identifier. Acceptance, use or disclosure of government-related identifiers.
12.3.10. The Company must take reasonable steps to ensure that the Personal Data it collects is accurate, current and complete. Quality of Personal Data.
12.3.11. The Company must take reasonable steps to protect Personal Data and/or Data in its possession from misuse, interference and loss, as well as from unauthorized access, alteration or disclosure. The Company is obliged to destroy Personal Data and/or the Data Subject or depersonalize them under certain circumstances. Security of Personal Data.
12.3.12. Describes the obligations of the Company when the Client and/or Data Subject requests access to Personal Data or any other information held by the Company. This includes the requirement to grant access unless a specific exception applies Access to Personal Data.
12.3.13. Describes the Company's obligation to correct Personal Data or any other information it holds about individuals. Correction of Personal Data.
12.4. The Company collects Personal Data and sells the Data solely in the course of its business activities
13.PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA
13.1. The terms of this section apply to residents of the PRC, contained in the Privacy Policy, and are compliant with the Personal Information Protection Law (PIPL)
13.2. Rights, restaurants for residents of China :
13.2.1. Right of access. The Client and/or Data Subject may contact us directly to request access to Personal Data or any other information we hold about them.
13.2.2. Right to erasure. The Client and/or the Data Subject have the right to delete Personal Data or any other information about themselves, in which case they will be permanently deleted.
13.2.3. Right to Correction. The Client and/or the Data Subject has access to Personal Data or any other information that needs to be updated, corrected, or supplemented at any time.
13.2.4. Right to data portability. We may send Personal Data or any other information to third parties and, at the request of the Client and/or the Data Subject, may.
13.2.5. Right to object. The Client and/or the Data Subject has the right to object to the processing of Personal Data or any other information at any time.
13.2.6. Automated decision-making in individual cases, including profiling. The Client and/or the Data Subject has the right not to be subjected to a decision based solely on the automated processing of his Personal Data and/or any other information, including profiling, that causes legal consequences for him or similarly significantly affects him.
13.3. The Company sells the Data solely for commercial purposes, based on a signed agreement with the Client
14.JURISDICTIONS OF OTHER COUNTRIES
14.1. The Company makes every effort for the lawful processing of Personal Data and the implementation of the Data, by international standards.
14.2. This Privacy Policy specifies the main legislative acts regarding the processing of Personal Data and the implementation of Data.
14.3. Unfortunately, it is not possible for us to list all the laws regarding the processing of Personal Data and the implementation of Data in every jurisdiction in the world.
14.4. The terms of this Privacy Policy describe the basic rights of the Client and the Data Subject, provided for by the main provisions of the main legislative acts.
14.5. If you believe that the provisions of this Privacy Policy violate and/or in any way limit your rights regarding the processing of Personal Data and Data, please contact us by e-mail: [email protected] and we will make every effort to resolve this issue within a reasonable time.
15.SUBMISSION OF A REQUEST
15.1. The Client and/or the Subject has the right to submit a request to the Company if he believes that his rights have been violated.
15.2. The request of the Client and/or the Data Subject must contain accurate information about the requirements for the Company. If the request does not specify the exact requirements, the Company has the right to refuse the request.
15.3. We will not be able to respond to your request if we cannot verify your identity and confirm that the Personal Data or any other information relates to you. In case of receiving a request with inaccurate information and/or if it is impossible to confirm the identity of the Client and/or Data Subject, the Company has the right not to process the received request and contact the Client and/or Data Subject for clarification. In case of receiving a response to the request for clarifications, the Client and/or the Data Subject is obliged to submit a new corrected request or submit a new request.
15.4. The Company must respond to the request or comply with the conditions set out in the request within 21 (twenty one) business days from the date of its receipt.
16.RESPONSIBILITY
16.1. The Company informs the Client that Personal Data may be used for the purpose of providing the Services, and in case of disagreement, the Client should not acquire the Data
16.2. The Сompany is not responsible for :
16.2.1. for the accuracy, relevance, and reliability of the Data;
16.2.2. for the method of obtaining the Data, if they were acquired from a legal entity;
16.2.3. for any claims/claims of the Data Subject against the Client;
16.2.4. loss of Personal Data in the event of a hacker attack, hacking of the Website software, illegal actions of third parties, illegal actions of the Client/Data Subject, as well as actions that violate the terms of the Privacy Policy.
16.3. The Company is not responsible for obtaining consent from the Data Subject to the implementation of his data, if the Company has acquired such data from a legal entity on the basis of a concluded contract. In this case, the entire responsibility for obtaining the consent of the Data Subject to the sale of his data lies with the legal entity that sold such data to the Company
16.4. The Company provides the Services "as is" and shall not be liable for any losses of the Client caused by the acquisition of the Data
16.5. The Client is solely responsible for the safety of Personal Data during its transfer to the Company
16.6. Unfortunately, the transmission of information over the Internet cannot be completely secure. Although we make every effort to protect your Personal Information, we cannot guarantee the secure transmission of your Personal Information to our Site. In this regard, you are solely responsible for possible failures in the transmission of your Personal Data to the Site. Upon receipt of your Personal Data, we take the necessary technical and security measures to prevent unauthorized access to your Personal Data
17.COOKIE
17.1. A Cookie is a small file that is placed on your computer, mobile device or tablet and contains an identification code that allows you to recognize your computer, mobile device or tablet and provide you with the best experience on our Site. For example, this allows the Site to remember your actions and settings (such as login information, language, and other display options) for a period of time so that you do not have to re-enter or change them each time you return to the Site or navigate from one pages to another. The use of Cookies is a popular practice for websites and most web browsers allow the use of Cookies by default.
17.2. Site pages may contain electronic images known as web beacons (sometimes also referred to as clear gifs or pixel tags). Web beacons are usually small images placed on a web page or email that you are viewing. The request that a device connected to the Internet makes to download such an image from a server/computer is recorded and it provides us with information such as the IP address, the time the image was viewed, and the type of browser used to do so.
17.3. Cookies do not transfer viruses and/or malware to your device because the data in a Cookie does not change when moved and does not affect your computer in any way. They act more like logs (i.e. record Client activity and remember status information) and are updated each time you visit the Site.
17.4. When you visit the Site for the first time, you will see a Cookie alert banner asking you to provide your consent to the site's use of Cookies in accordance with the law. You can confirm the use of Cookies using the checkbox of the graphic element.
17.5. You can revoke your Cookie Consent and/or change the categories of Cookies you allow at any time. You can also disable Cookies by changing your web browser settings. The information that Cookies collect is in an anonymous form.
17.6. Some Cookies are essential for the site to function properly and some are not, but they help us improve the site. Please note that you automatically accept the necessary Cookies from our site for its proper functioning during your visit (unless you have turned off all Cookies in your browser settings).
17.7. We may also use Cookies stored in emails to help us confirm that you have received and responded to such emails.
17.8. Please note that if you disable the use of Cookies in your browser, many features of the Site will not be available to you. Cookies allow you to track the use of the Site by the Client, measure data and analyze the experience of the Client.
18.ADULTS POLICY
18.1. The Company does not process Personal Data, including medical data, of persons under the age of eighteen.
18.2. Leadata has the right to delete the Personal Data of a minor, without warning and without any consequences for the Company, and terminate the provision of the Services to such a person.
18.3. If you have information about the provision of Personal Data by a minor, please notify us by writing a letter to the address: LEADS DATA ENTERPRISE LTD. 120 Newkirk Road, 34, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada, L4C9S7.
19.CHANGES TO THE PRIVACY POLICY
19.1. Leadata has the right to change the provisions of the Privacy Policy to ensure the preservation of Personal Data and in case of changes in legislation.
19.2. Leadata informs the Clients about changes to the Privacy Policy either by posting news on the Site and/or by sending a notice to the Client. Leadata updates the date of the change of the current version of the Privacy Policy in the "Last updated" line.
19.3. The Client is obliged to read the new terms of the Privacy Policy, and the Company is not responsible if the Client has not read the new terms of the Privacy Policy.
19.4. Electronic or otherwise stored copies of the Privacy Policy are considered to be the original, complete, valid, and enforceable versions of the Privacy Policy at the time the Client visits the Site. If the Client uses the Services, then he agrees to the new rules for the processing of Personal Data.
20.CONTACTS
20.1. The Client has the right to contact the Company's support service at: [email protected] to ensure his rights, in accordance with the terms of this Privacy Policy, or in case of violation of his rights, or to leave a review or ask a question.
