Data Protection Promise
Version 1
Valid from
28 February 2024
The striped.one Data Protection Promise (“Promise”) underscores our commitment to protecting your data. When you engage with our services—via our website, community events, or other initiatives—you’re shielded by a policy that reflects our core values of integrity and transparency. This Promise, rooted in the ethos of the striped.one Foundation, ensures your data is handled with care, emphasizing our dedication to safeguarding your information across all engagements.
1. What Information Do We Collect?
Personal Information You Share With Us
We collect personal details that you willingly provide when you sign up for our services, show interest in learning more about us or our offerings, engage in activities on our services, or when you get in touch with us.
Details You Provide
The personal information we gather depends on how you interact with us and the services, the choices you make, and the products and features you select. The types of personal information we may collect include:
- Names
- Phone numbers
- Email addresses
- Postal addresses
- Usernames
- Passwords
- Preferences for contact
- Data for contact or verification
- Numbers for debit/credit cards
- Addresses for billing
- Profiles on social media
Sensitive Details
We do not process sensitive information, such as medical information.
Social Media Login Information
We may offer you the choice to sign up with us using your existing social media account details, like Facebook, Twitter, or other social media platforms. If you opt for this registration method, we will collect the information mentioned in section 6. How Do We Manage Your Social Logins?.
App Data
If you utilize our app(s), we might also collect the following details, provided you give us access or permission:
- Location Information: We may ask for access or permission to track location-based information from your mobile device, either continuously or while you are using our mobile app(s), to offer specific location-based services. You can change our access or permissions in your device’s settings.
- Mobile Device Access: We might ask for access or permission for certain features on your mobile device, including bluetooth, calendar, camera, contacts, reminders, microphone, sensors, SMS messages, social media accounts, storage, and others. You can change our access or permissions in your device’s settings.
- Notifications: We may ask to send you push notifications about your account or certain app features. If you prefer not to receive these types of communications, you can turn them off in your device’s settings.
This information is mainly needed to keep our app(s) secure and operational, for troubleshooting, and for our internal analytics and reporting purposes.
All personal information you provide must be true, complete, and accurate, and you must inform us of any changes to such personal information.
Information Collected Automatically
We automatically gather certain details when you visit, use, or navigate the Services. This information doesn’t specifically identify you (like your name or contact information) but may include device and usage information, such as your IP address, browser and device characteristics, operating system, language preferences, referring URLs, device name, country, location, information on how and when you use our Services, and other technical information. This information is mainly needed to keep our Services secure and operational, and for our internal analytics and reporting purposes.
Like many businesses, we also gather information through cookies and similar technologies. More about this can be found in our Cookie Policy.
The information we collect includes:
- Log and Usage Data: Service-related, diagnostic, usage, and performance information our servers automatically collect when you access or use our Services and which we record in log files. This log data may include your IP address, device information, browser type and settings, and information about your activity in the Services (such as date/time stamps associated with your usage, pages and files viewed, searches, and other actions you take such as which features you use), device event information (like system activity, error reports, and hardware settings).
- Device Data: We collect device data such as information about your computer, phone, tablet, or other device you use to access the Services. This device data may include information like your IP address (or proxy server), device and application identification numbers, location, browser type, hardware model, Internet service provider and/or mobile carrier, operating system, and system configuration information.
- Location Data: We collect location data such as information about your device’s location, which can be either precise or imprecise. The amount of information we collect depends on the type and settings of the device you use to access the Services. For instance, we may use GPS and other technologies to collect geolocation data that tells us your current location (based on your IP address). You can opt out of allowing us to collect this information either by refusing access to the information or by disabling your Location setting on your device. However, if you choose to opt out, you may not be able to use certain aspects of the Services.
2. How Do We Use Your Information?
Here’s why and how we handle your personal data across our services, depending on your interaction with us:
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- For Account Management: To help you set up and access your account, ensuring it functions smoothly.
- To Provide Services: We use your data to deliver the services you request.
- For Support and Responses: Your information helps us reply to your queries and resolve any service issues you encounter.
- To Send Updates: We use your data to inform you about our services, including changes to policies and other important updates.
- To Process Orders: Your information is necessary for managing your purchases, payments, returns, and exchanges.
- For User Interaction: If you opt to communicate with other users through our services, we’ll facilitate this using your data.
- To Gather Feedback: We may use your information to ask for your opinions on our services and to contact you about your experiences.
- For Marketing: With your consent, we use your data for marketing. You can choose not to receive marketing emails from us at any time. For more details, see data protection rights in What Are Your Data Protection Rights? (section 9 for the EEA, UK, Switzerland, and Canada, section 10 for the US, section 11 for other regions).
- To Personalize Ads: We might use your data to show you personalized ads based on your interests and location. See our Cookie Notice for more.
- To Keep Services Safe: Your information is used in our efforts to maintain the security of our services, including preventing fraud.
- To Understand Trends: We analyze how you use our services to improve them.
- To Evaluate Marketing Success: We assess the effectiveness of our marketing efforts to ensure they’re relevant to you.
- In Emergencies: We may use your data when necessary to prevent harm and protect someone’s life.
3. What Legal Grounds Do We Use To Handle Your Information?
If you live in the EU or UK
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and UK GDPR demand that we clarify the legal grounds we depend on to handle your personal information. Therefore, we might use the following reasons to process your information:
- Consent: We might use your information if you’ve allowed us (i.e., given us consent) for a specific use. You can take back your consent anytime. Discover more about withdrawing your consent.
- Performing a Contract: We might use your personal information when we need to meet our contractual promises to you, including delivering our Services or if you ask us before we make a contract with you.
- Legitimate Interests: We might use your information when we think it’s somewhat necessary for our legitimate business goals, and these goals don’t override your own interests and fundamental rights and freedoms. For instance, we might use your personal information to:
- → Send you details on special deals and discounts for our products and services
- → Create and show tailored and relevant ads to you
- → Study how our Services are used to improve them and keep users interested
- → Support our marketing efforts
- → Identify and prevent fraud
- → Learn how our users engage with our products and services to enhance user experience
- Legal Obligations: We might use your information when we think it’s needed to follow our legal duties, like working with law enforcement, exercising or defending our legal rights, or presenting your information as evidence in court cases we’re part of.
- Vital Interests: We might use your information when we think it’s needed to protect someone’s critical interests, like in situations that could threaten someone’s safety.
If you live in the Canada
We can process your information if you’ve explicitly allowed us (i.e., given express consent) to use your personal information for a certain reason, or in situations where your permission is assumed (i.e., implied consent). You can withdraw your consent at any time.
In some special cases, the law may allow us to process your information without your consent, for example:
- If collecting it is clearly in someone’s interest and consent can’t be gotten quickly
- For investigations and detecting or preventing fraud
- For business transactions, if certain conditions are met
- If it’s part of a witness statement and necessary for insurance claims
- To identify or communicate with next of kin in case someone is injured, ill, or deceased
- If we believe someone might be a victim of financial abuse
- If collecting and using the information without consent is necessary for investigating a legal violation or agreement breach
- If required to follow a subpoena, court order, or legal requirement to share records
- If the information was made during someone’s work and collecting it matches the reasons it was made for
- If collecting is only for journalistic, artistic, or literary reasons
- If the information is publicly available as specified by regulations
4. When And With Whom Do We Share Your Personal Information?
We might need to share your personal data in situations like:
- Business Changes: We might share or transfer your data if we are involved in, or talking about, a merger, selling company assets, financing, or buying or selling part of our business to another company.
- Using Google Analytics: We might give your data to Google Analytics to help us understand how you use our Services. We might use Google Analytics features such as: Remarketing with Google Analytics, Google Display Network Impression Reporting, and Google Analytics Demographics and Interests Reporting. To stop Google Analytics from tracking you on our Services, go to https://tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout. You can also opt out of Google Analytics Advertising Features through Ads Settings and Ad Settings for mobile apps. Other ways to opt out include http://optout.networkadvertising.org/ and http://www.networkadvertising.org/mobile-choice. To learn more about Google’s privacy practices, visit the Google Privacy & Terms.
- Using Google Maps Platform APIs: We might share your data with certain Google Maps Platform APIs (for example, Google Maps API, Places API). We keep your location on your device (“cache”) for twelve (12) months. You can withdraw your consent at any time by contacting us.
- Affiliates: We might share your information with our affiliates, and we will make them follow this Promise. Affiliates include our parent company, any subsidiaries, joint venture partners, or other companies that we control or are under control with us.
- Other Users: When you share personal data (like posting comments, contributions, or other content to the Services) or interact with public areas of the Services, this personal data can be seen by all users and might be publicly available outside the Services forever. If you interact with other users of our Services and sign up for our Services through a social network (like Facebook), your contacts on the social network will see your name, profile photo, and descriptions of your activity. Similarly, other users can see descriptions of your activity, talk to you within our Services, and see your profile.
- Offer Wall: Our app(s) might show a “offer wall” hosted by a third party. This offer wall allows third-party advertisers to offer virtual currency, gifts, or other items to users in exchange for completing an advertisement offer. This offer wall may appear in our app(s) and show to you based on data like where you live or demographic information. When you click on an offer wall, you will go to an external website owned by others and leave our app(s). A unique identifier, like your user ID, will be shared with the offer wall provider to stop fraud and correctly add the reward to your account.
5. Do We Use Cookies And Other Tracking Technologies?
We might employ cookies and similar technologies (such as web beacons and pixels) to gather or store your data. Detailed information on our use of these technologies and how you can decline certain cookies is provided in our Cookie Policy.
6. How Do We Manage Your Social Logins?
Our Services allow you to sign up and log in using details from your social media accounts (like Facebook or Twitter). If you choose to do this, we’ll get some information about you from your social media service. The kind of information we get can vary depending on the social media service, but it usually includes your name, email address, list of friends, and profile picture, along with any other information you’ve made public on that platform.
We will only use the information we get for the reasons stated in this Promise or that we’ve otherwise made clear to you on the Services. Please remember that we don’t control how your social media service uses your personal information. We suggest you look at their data protection notice to understand how they collect, use, and share your information, and how you can set your data protection choices on their platforms.
7. How Long Do We Keep Your Information?
We will keep your personal information only for as long as we need to for the reasons we’ve mentioned in this Promise, unless the law allows or requires us to keep it for a longer period. There’s no reason in this Promise that would make us keep your personal information for more than twelve (12) months after your account becomes inactive.
If we don’t need your personal information for any legitimate business reasons, we will either delete it or make it anonymous, or if we can’t do that (for example, if your information is stored in backup archives), then we’ll securely store your information and prevent any further processing until we can delete it.
8. How Do We Protect Your Information?
We’ve put in place suitable technical and organizational measures to protect the personal information we handle. However, no method of transmitting or storing information over the internet is completely secure, so we can’t guarantee that your information will be absolutely safe from hacking, cybercrime, or other unauthorized access. We will do our best to protect your personal information, but sending personal information to and from our Services is at your own risk. You should use our Services only within a secure environment.
9. What Are Your Data Protection Rights? (In The EEA, UK, Switzerland, and Canada)
In places such as the EEA, UK, Switzerland, and Canada, you’re given specific rights by data protection laws. These rights include the ability:
- To ask for and get a copy of your personal data
- To ask for your data to be corrected or deleted
- To limit how we use your data
- To move your data to another service
- To not be subject to decisions made solely by automated means
If certain conditions apply, you may also have the right to object to how we use your personal data. To make a request, please contact us.
We will review and respond to your request in line with relevant data protection laws.
If you’re in the EEA or UK and think we’re using your personal data unlawfully, you have the right to complain to your local data protection authority in the EEA or the UK data protection authority.
Verification
We might ask for more information to make sure of your identity and the authenticity of your request. If an authorized agent makes the request, additional information might be needed to confirm their authorization and your identity.
Withdrawing Your Consent
If we’re using your consent to process your personal data, which could be explicit or implied depending on the law, you can take back your consent any time. You can withdraw your consent by contacting us or by changing your preferences.
Withdrawing your consent won’t make past data use illegal and it might not stop us from using your data when the law allows us to.
Choosing Not to Receive Marketing Messages
You can stop receiving our marketing messages at any time by clicking the unsubscribe link in the emails we send or by contacting us. This will remove you from our marketing lists. Yet, we might still need to send you important service-related messages, respond to your requests, or for other reasons not related to marketing.
Account Information
If you want to see or change your account information or close your account, you can:
- Contact us using the provided contact information.
- Log into your account settings and update your account.
If you ask to close your account, we’ll deactivate or delete your account and data from our active databases. However, we might keep some data to prevent fraud, solve problems, help with investigations, uphold our legal agreements, or comply with legal requirements.
Cookies and Similar Technologies
Most web browsers accept cookies by default. You can set your browser to delete cookies or to refuse cookies. If you remove or refuse cookies, it might affect how our Services work. For more details, please see our Cookie Policy.
If you have any questions or comments about your data protection rights, you contact us.
10. What Are Your Data Protection Rights? (In The US)
What kinds of personal data do we gather?
In the past twelve (12) months, we might have collected these types of personal data:
- Identifiers: Your name, other names you use, home address, phone number, unique personal ID, online ID, IP address, email, and account name
- Characteristics protected by law: Your gender and birth date
- Commercial data: Your transaction and purchase history, financial and payment details
- Internet or similar activity: Your browsing and search history, online behavior, interests, and interactions with websites, apps, systems, and ads
- Geolocation data: Your device’s location
- Audio, electronic, visual, thermal, olfactory, or similar data: Images and recordings from calls or videos related to our business
- Professional or job-related data: Your job contact information, title, work history, and qualifications if you apply for a job with us
- Educational Information: Your student records and directory information
- Inferences from personal data: Assumptions made based on any collected personal data about your preferences and traits
We do not collect these types of personal data:
- Sensitive information: Sensitive personal information, such as medical information
We will keep and use your collected personal data as needed to provide our Services or for twelve (12) months.
We might also collect other personal data outside these categories when you interact with us in person, online, or by phone or mail, such as:
- Getting help via our customer support;
- Joining in customer surveys or contests; and
- Helping deliver our Services and answering your questions.
How do we use and share your personal data?
Find out how we use your personal data in section 2. How Do We Use Your Information?.
Will your data be shared with anyone else?
We may share your personal data with our service providers based on a written agreement between us and each provider. Learn more about how we share personal data in section 4. When And With Whom Do We Share Your Personal Information?.
We may use your personal data for our business purposes, like conducting internal research for tech development. This is not seen as “selling” your personal data.
We have not disclosed, sold, or shared any personal data with third parties for business or commercial purposes in the last twelve (12) months. We will not sell or share personal data of anyone in the future.
Under Section 1798.83 of the California Civil Code, also known as the “Shine The Light” law, California residents using our services can request, once annually and without charge, details on the categories of personal information we might have disclosed to third parties for direct marketing purposes within the last calendar year. This includes the names and addresses of these third parties. If you wish to make such a request, please contact us.
For Users Under 18 in California
If you are under 18, live in California, and have an account with us, you can ask us to remove any personal information you have posted publicly on our services. Please reach out to us through the contact information given below, including your account’s associated email and a note stating you live in California. We will work to ensure the information is not publicly visible on our services, though it might not be fully removed from our systems, such as backups.
CCPA Privacy Notice
This section is specifically for California residents, as defined by the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA). It grants you several rights concerning your personal data.
Definition of "Resident"
You’re considered a “resident” if:
- You’re in California for reasons beyond a temporary or transitory purpose.
- You’re domiciled in California but are outside the state temporarily.
Anyone not meeting these criteria is regarded as a “non-resident.”
Your Data Protection Rights Under CCPA
- Right to Request Data Deletion: You can ask us to delete your personal data, except where exceptions apply, such as when another user’s free speech rights are involved, we’re fulfilling legal obligations, or the data is needed for anti-fraud purposes.
- Right to be Informed: You have the right to know if we collect your data, what data we collect, how we use it, if we share it, whom we share it with, and specific details about your personal information we’ve gathered.
- Right Against Discrimination: We won’t discriminate against you for exercising your CCPA rights.
- Right to Limit Use and Disclosure of Sensitive Information: We don’t process sensitive personal information.
Verification Process
When you make a request, we’ll need to verify your identity to confirm you are the person we have information about. This may involve asking for additional details to match with our records or using other verification methods. Any extra information gathered for verification will be deleted after the process.
Other Data Protection Rights
You can object to our processing of your data, request data correction, appoint an authorized agent for CCPA requests, and opt out of future data sharing. To exercise these rights, contact us via the provided methods. If you have concerns about how we handle your data, we’re here to listen.
Contact Us
For any requests or questions, please contact us.
This section is specifically for residents of Colorado. It outlines your rights under the Colorado Privacy Act (CPA), though it’s important to note that these rights are not without limits. There may be instances where we cannot fulfill your request, as allowed by law.
- You have the right to know if we are using your personal data
- You have the right to see the personal data we have about you
- You have the right to correct any wrong information in your personal data
- You have the right to ask us to delete your personal data
- You have the right to get a copy of the personal data you have shared with us before
- You have the right to say no to us using your personal data for direct marketing, selling your data, or using it for profiling that affects you legally or in other significant ways (“profiling”)
How to Make a Request
If you want to exercise any of the rights mentioned above, please contact us.
Appealing Our Decision
If you ask us to do something about your rights and we decide not to, and you disagree with our decision, you can challenge it by contacting us. After we receive your challenge, within forty-five (45) days, we will tell you in writing what we have done or not done about your challenge, including a detailed explanation of our decision.
This part of our Data Protection Promise is specifically for those living in Connecticut. It is guided by the Connecticut Data Privacy Act (CTDPA) and outlines your rights regarding your personal data. Please note that while you have these rights, there might be situations where we are unable to fulfill your request, as allowed by law.
Your Rights Under the CTDPA
- You have the right to know if we are handling your personal data
- You can ask to see the personal data we have about you
- If you find any mistakes in your personal data, you have the right to have them corrected
- You have the right to ask us to delete your personal data
- You can request a copy of the personal data you have shared with us before
- You have the right to say no to the use of your personal data for direct marketing, selling your data, or profiling that affects your legal rights or has a significant impact on you
How to Make a Request
If you want to exercise any of the rights mentioned above, please contact us.
Verification
We might ask for more information to make sure of your identity and the authenticity of your request. If an authorized agent makes the request, additional information might be needed to confirm their authorization and your identity.
Appealing Our Decision
Should we decide not to act on your request, and you disagree with our decision, you can challenge it by contacting us. After we receive your appeal, we’ll respond within sixty (60) days to let you know what we’ve decided to do about your appeal. We’ll include a detailed explanation for our decision in our response.
- This section is specifically for those living in Utah. It relates to your rights under the Utah Consumer Privacy Act (UCPA). You have certain rights outlined below, but please note these rights are not unlimited. There may be situations where we cannot fulfill your request, as allowed by the law.
- The right to know if we are using your personal data
- The right to see your personal data
- The right to ask for your personal data to be deleted
- The right to get a copy of the personal data you’ve previously given us
- The right to say no to the use of your personal data for targeted ads or its sale
How to Make a Request
If you want to exercise any of the rights mentioned above, please contact us.
Verification
We might ask for more information to make sure of your identity and the authenticity of your request. If an authorized agent makes the request, additional information might be needed to confirm their authorization and your identity.
Appealing Our Decision
Should we decide not to act on your request, and you disagree with our decision, you can challenge it by contacting us. After we receive your appeal, we’ll respond within sixty (60) days to let you know what we’ve decided to do about your appeal. We’ll include a detailed explanation for our decision in our response.
Under the Virginia Consumer Data Protection Act (VCDPA):
- “Consumer” means a person who lives in Virginia and is acting for personal or household reasons. It does not mean a person acting for work or business reasons.
- “Personal data” means any information that can be connected to a person who can be identified or is identifiable. “Personal data” does not include information that has been made anonymous or is publicly available.
- “Sale of personal data” means trading personal data for money.
If you are a “consumer” according to this definition, we have certain responsibilities and you have certain rights concerning your personal data.
Your rights regarding your personal data
- Right to know if we are using your personal data
- Right to see your personal data
- Right to correct any wrong information in your personal data
- Right to ask us to delete your personal data
- Right to get a copy of the personal data you shared with us before
- Right to say no to us using your personal data for targeted ads, selling your personal data, or using it for profiling that affects you significantly (“profiling”)
Exercising Your Rights
You can exercise these rights under the Virginia VCDPA by contacting us.
If you decide to use someone else (an authorized agent) to exercise your rights, we might refuse their request if they can’t prove they are legally allowed to act for you.
After receiving your request, we will reply promptly, within 45 days at most. If needed, we can extend this period once by another 45 days, but we will let you know why and when within the first 45 days.
Verification
We might ask for more information to make sure of your identity and the authenticity of your request. If an authorized agent makes the request, additional information might be needed to confirm their authorization and your identity.
Right to Appeal
If we decide not to fulfill your request, we will explain why. If you disagree with our decision, you can appeal by contacting us. We will review your appeal and respond within 60 days, explaining our final decision. If your appeal is not successful, you have the right to complain to the Attorney General.
11. What Are Your Data Protection Rights? (In Other Regions)
Australia and New Zealand
We handle your personal data according to the rules of Australia’s Privacy Act 1988 and New Zealand’s Privacy Act 2020. This Promise meets the requirements of both laws by explaining what personal data we collect from you, where we get it from, why we use it, and who else might see it.
If you choose not to provide certain personal data we need, it could affect our ability to deliver services to you, like:
- Providing the products or services you request
- Answering your inquiries or assisting you
- Managing your account
- Verifying who you are and securing your account
You can ask to see or change your personal data at any time by contacting us.
If you think we are processing your personal data unlawfully, you can file a complaint with Australia’s Office of the Australian Information Commissioner or New Zealand’s Office of the Privacy Commissioner.
Republic of South Africa
You can request access to or correction of your personal data anytime by contacting us.
If you’re not happy with how we handle a complaint about your personal data, you can reach out to the Information Regulator’s office in South Africa through:
- General inquiries: enquiries@inforegulator.org.za
- Complaints: paiacomplaints@inforegulator.org.za and popiacomplaints@inforegulator.org.za
Other Countries
Please contact us.
12. What is Our Approach to Do-Not-Track Signals?
Most internet browsers and some mobile operating systems and apps have a Do-Not-Track (“DNT”) option that you can turn on to tell websites you don’t want your online activities tracked. Currently, there’s no agreed-upon standard for how to recognize and act on these DNT signals, so our platform does not adjust its tracking practices in response to DNT settings in your web browser. If in the future a standard is established that we need to follow, we will update you on how we handle DNT signals in a new version of this Promise.
13. How Does The Leuk Philosophy Inspire Data Protection Assurance?
In line with the Leuk Philosophy, which values logical, ethical, and universally beneficial actions, we commit to the highest data protection standards. We handle your personal data with a principled approach, ensuring every data interaction is ethical, respects your independence, and contributes positively to society. We promise to use your data only for clearly explained purposes that aim to improve your experience and help create a better, more connected world.
14. How Can You Keep Yourself Updated On This Promise?
The changing nature of our platform and the world shows that constant change is a normal part of human society and the Earth. As we deal with new technologies, social changes, and environmental issues, we see that being flexible and innovative is essential. These changes make us rethink our methods, question what we believe, and look for new answers to new problems. They encourage us to learn more about our history, understand what’s happening now, and plan for the future. Our platform is a small example of the bigger picture, showing the strength, creativity, and spirit of humans. Moving forward, we realize that change is the only thing that stays the same, and how we respond to it will shape what we leave behind for the future.
This necessitates frequent updates to terms to reflect new features, regulatory requirements, or changes in the operational landscape. striped.one, a platform committed to purposeful living , embodies this principle through its proactive approach to transparency and user empowerment. This article delves into the mechanisms striped.one employs to update and communicate changes in its terms and policies, ensuring users are not only aware but also engaged in the evolving digital environment.
striped.one’s methodical and user-centric approach to updating and communicating terms, policies, and disclaimers is emblematic of its mission to foster a purposeful, ethical, and compassionate digital environment. Through immediate policy updates, direct notifications, and an open channel for user engagement, striped.one sets a benchmark for transparency and user empowerment in the digital domain. This strategy not only enhances user trust and satisfaction but also aligns with striped.one’s overarching ethos of creating an informed and engaged community.
Term Updates
Immediate Effectiveness and User Consent
striped.one reserves the unilateral right to amend its terms, with modifications becoming effective immediately upon posting on the platform. This instantaneity underscores the platform’s agile response to changing regulations and user needs. Users are encouraged to frequently review the terms, highlighting the importance of staying informed about any alterations. The onus of monitoring these changes lies with the users, promoting a culture of proactive engagement.
The platform’s commitment to transparency is evident in its practice of updating the date of the last revision at the top of the terms page, serving as a quick reference point for users. Should modifications prove unacceptable, users are presented with the clear option to discontinue their use of striped.one, emphasizing the importance of consent and choice in the user experience.
Personal Information Protection and User Notification
In instances where changes affect the handling of personally identifiable information, striped.one pledges to directly notify users via email or through a prominent notice on the platform. This approach not only aligns with legal requirements but also exemplifies the platform’s dedication to user privacy and the ethical management of personal data. Such measures ensure users are fully aware of how their information is used, reinforcing trust and accountability.
Communication Strategy
Website Review and Version History
striped.one’s dedication to transparency is further manifested in its dual strategy for communicating updates. The platform maintains a dedicated updates page, offering a comprehensive version history and facilitating user engagement with the terms’ evolution. This initiative reflects striped.one’s commitment to an open dialogue, allowing users to witness and understand the progression of policies that govern their interaction with the platform.
Direct Email Notifications
For registered users, striped.one extends the courtesy of direct email notifications. This personalized approach not only ensures that users are informed of key changes but also demonstrates the platform’s respect for the user journey. By prioritizing direct communication, striped.one strengthens its relationship with users, showcasing a commitment to individual user needs and preferences.
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