Oscillator Michał Dobrzański has developed this Privacy Policy to detail our methods of personal information collection, usage, sharing, and processing in the course of our business operations. Oscillator Michał Dobrzański (“we”, “us”, and “our”), which acts as the controller of your personal data. This document outlines our approach to handling information gathered through our websites and mobile apps upon which this Privacy Policy is displayed.

This Privacy Policy is relevant to our websites, mobile apps, and any other digital services we offer where this Privacy Policy is made available, including the collection of data via our related social media functionalities and profiles (individually referred to as a “Service” and collectively as the “Services”). Beyond detailing the ways in which we collect, use, share, and process personal information, this Privacy Policy also clarifies the options and rights individuals have regarding their personal information.

We might provide you with additional privacy information at the moment we collect your data. Such “at the time” notices will dictate the manner in which we process the information given at that point.

Residents of California, please refer to section 8 for further details on Your California Privacy Rights. Residents of Mainland China, please consult section 9 for more insights into Your Privacy Rights.

1. Information Collection by Us

We can gather information about you through various means, such as your interaction with our Services, your communications with us via calls, emails, or other forms of contact (including via social media), or your participation in events or promotions.

The data we collect from you, either directly or through automated processes, might be recognized as personal information in certain areas or as personal data under the European General Data Protection Regulation (the “GDPR”). In this Privacy Policy, whenever we mention personal information, we are referring to what is considered personal information or personal data according to the laws applicable in the concerned jurisdiction.

The types of personal information we collect can depend on the specific Service you’re using:

A. Identifiers. A true name, pseudonym, unique identifier, internet identifier, IP address, email address, account name, or other similar identifiers.

B. Personal Information Details. Name, Email address, and username. There may be some overlap of personal information in this category with others.

C. Internet or Other Network Activity. Details regarding a consumer’s interactions with websites, apps, or ads. Refer to the “Information collected through Automated Means” section below for more information.

D. Location Information. Actual location or movement data.

E. Sensory Information. Audio, electronic, visual, or similar types of information.

F. Purchase History Information. Information on goods or services bought, acquired, or considered, or other purchase or consumption patterns.

G. Derived Information. Insights created from other personal data, outlining a person’s preferences, traits, and behaviors.

Please be aware that while utilizing specific Services, you might opt to enter or allow access to specific physical or health-related data about yourself. This data will be saved locally on your device and accessed only as outlined in the “Information collected from you” section below.

2. Information Origins and Usage Objectives

Certain information is supplied by you, while other details are gathered through your interaction with our Services. Additionally, we might receive information about you (including personal data) from our commercial partners, such as suppliers and other entities.

You have the option to withhold part or all of your personal information from us, but this may hinder our capacity to deliver our Services to you or affect the quality of service you would typically anticipate from us.

Here are examples of the types of data we might collect from you directly:

Feedback: Occasionally, we may seek your feedback, suggestions, or ideas for changes and improvements via surveys or similar methods. Your participation in providing this feedback is entirely optional.

Name: To tailor your experience with us, we need your name.

Telephone number: For technical reasons related to the provision of our Services, your phone number may be necessary.

Email address: We utilize your email address to communicate with you regarding our products and Services, respond to your queries, comments, and suggestions, and to keep you informed about your account.

Username and/or PIN: For certain Services, we require this information to facilitate your access to our website or mobile app and to ensure your login is secure.

Other User Information: While engaging with specific Services, you may opt to share personal details such as photos, physical and health-related information, or other data to enhance your use of our Services. This data is stored on your device and is not shared with us unless you are informed otherwise at the time you input or grant access to the data.

Location Information: Using our Apps, we and our third-party associates may determine your general location (e.g., city and state). With your consent within the app, we may also gather exact location data (e.g., GPS coordinates). Choosing not to share such data will limit your access to app features requiring precise location but won’t impact the use of other functionalities. You permit us and our third-party associates to collect and utilize your location data, which helps in operating and improving our service and in personalizing the content, weather alerts, and ads delivered to you. For Apps with ads, enabling location tracking allows our trusted third-party partners to use location data to tailor the advertisements you see. Refer to Marketing Opt-Outs in Section 9 of this Privacy Policy for details on opting out of targeted advertising.

Payment Information: If you buy products or Services from us, we or an authorized third party may need to collect your payment and other related information to process the transaction. By making a purchase through our website, you allow our payment processor to gather this data. Not providing this information may limit your ability to use our services.

Photograph: Any photos you may upload to the Services. These images will stay on your device and are not shared with us unless we inform you at the time you decide to share those images.

Information Gathered Through Automated Processes (“Automated Information”)

We acquire Automated Information using cookies and other tracking technologies. For further details on cookies, refer to our Cookies Policy. Beyond cookies, these technologies might include:

“Pixel tags” (also known as “clear GIFs” or “web beacons”), which are small graphics, often just one pixel in size, placed on a webpage or in our digital communications to assist in evaluating the effectiveness of our content. This could be by tracking the number of people who visit our site or verifying if you’ve opened an email from us or visited a specific webpage.

“HTML5”, the coding language for many websites, including mobile sites, may be employed to record data on your computer or device regarding your activity on our sites. This information aids in analyzing how visitors use our Services, how improvements can be made, and in tailoring our Services to meet user needs.

These tracking tools may be utilized by either us or our service providers acting on our behalf. You can learn more about our third-party service providers in Section 3 of this Privacy Policy.

Automated Information encompasses data such as:

– Your IP address

– The operating system you’re using (e.g., iOS)

– The internal resolution of your browser window

– Type of device

– Country code

– Identifiers linked to technologies that could uniquely identify your device or browser, such as IMEI/UDID or MAC address

– Dates and times of site access

– IDFA

– Subscription details

– Geolocation data, if location services are enabled

– AdvertisingID (like Google’s AdvertisingID and Apple’s IDFA, which are unique, resettable numbers generated by your device)

– Adjust ID, which helps track the origin of our service’s users, record app events, and refine our advertising strategies

We or our third-party service providers might use automated means to assign you a unique identifier. This is to consolidate information gathered from you at different times and through various methods, including both personal and Automated Information, and utilize it as outlined in this Privacy Policy.

The purposes of using this Automated Information include:

– Ensuring the technical delivery of our Services, providing you with an operational and user-friendly experience.

– Offering a secure environment and implementing measures to safeguard our websites and mobile apps against cyber threats.

– Gaining insights into how you interact with our website and mobile apps to enhance our Services and offerings, including the creation of new products and features.

– Easing your access to our website or mobile app.

– Tailoring our Services to meet your preferences.

– Understanding our current and prospective customers better, enabling targeted marketing of our Services.

– Collecting events and usage data for our internal business analysis to comprehend user engagement with our mobile apps and overall service utilization. For instance, tracking when a user navigates to a screen, clicks a button, enables notifications, updates the app, or engages in other interactions.

– Evaluating the effectiveness of our communications, including tracking whether emails have been opened and read.

– Delivering pertinent advertising, where relevant.

Information Acquired from Integrated Services

We may receive information, including personal data, from third parties and integrated sources to enhance our Services or to simplify your access to our Services, as outlined below.

You might have the opportunity to access or sign up for our services via your social media accounts from third-party platforms, like Facebook or Google. Choosing this option could allow your social media service to share certain personal information with us, such as your email address or another unique identifier, or we might need to share specific details with your social media platform. By opting to use your third-party social media account to sign in, you permit us to gather information from your provider and process it in line with this Privacy Policy. Additionally, this choice authorizes us to exchange your information with the social media platform to enable your access to our services using your social media account. We advise you to examine the privacy policies of your social media provider thoroughly before linking their service with our Services.

Email Promotions

Oscillator Michał Dobrzański may send you promotional emails to inform you about our products (this includes promotions, offers, discounts, and new features), as well as products from our affiliated companies. If your consent is necessary for us to send these marketing communications, we will obtain and maintain a record of your agreement. Furthermore, we will ensure there is a straightforward method for you to opt out of future promotional emails at any moment.

To enhance the effectiveness and engagement of our marketing emails, we might employ pixel tags. The analysis of this data, which is aggregated for analytics, can reveal the type of browser and email client you utilize, a general location based on your IP address, and how you interact with the email (for example, whether you read or forwarded the email).

3. Utilization of Your Personal Data

Beyond the reasons already outlined, we utilize the information we collect for various objectives, such as:

Delivering Our Services

– Overseeing account maintenance or service, delivering customer support, managing our website and mobile applications; executing or completing orders and transactions, authenticating user details, and managing payments.

– Engaging in communication regarding the products and Services we provide, and addressing any requests, questions, comments, and feedback.

Conducting Internal Analysis

– Analyzing and assessing the efficacy of our Services and features among our clientele.

– Generating insights from user interaction to enhance the Services, offer users improved functionalities, and guide the creation of new features and products.

– Tailoring or personalizing the user experience within our Services, for example, by saving your preferences to eliminate the need for re-entering information upon each use of our Services.

Reviewing Consumer Interactions

– Tracking engagement with our websites and mobile apps.

– Evaluating the effectiveness of our advertising and marketing efforts (for instance, determining the methods through which a user was attracted).

Ensuring Safety

– Ensuring a safe user experience by implementing measures to safeguard our website and mobile applications against cyber threats.

– Defending against, detecting, examining, preventing, and addressing fraudulent activities, illegal actions (like hacking incidents or abuses of our websites and mobile apps), and any related claims or liabilities, which includes upholding the terms and conditions that regulate the Services we offer.

Fixing and Improving

– Detecting and correcting issues that affect the planned, current functionality of our Services.

Promotion and Advertising

– Gaining a deeper understanding of our customers to enhance the marketing of our Services and, when relevant, deliver advertising that is pertinent to you.

Ensuring and Verifying Quality and Safety

– Engaging in actions aimed at enhancing the quality of the Services we offer, including updates or improvements to these Services.

– Ensuring and upholding the quality and safety of our Services.

– Monitoring and addressing issues related to quality and safety.

Safeguarding our legal rights and property.

Additional Objectives

– Adhering to legal and regulatory obligations, judicial proceedings, industry standards, and our internal policies.

– Fulfilling other goals as specified at the moment you decide to share your personal information with us.

To carry out the functions mentioned above, we may combine information gathered from you in various ways or at different times, encompassing both your personal details and Automated Information. This combination includes integrating such data with information from other sources. Furthermore, we may anonymize or aggregate the data we collect, ensuring it no longer reveals any individual’s identity. For our legitimate business needs – such as conducting historical and statistical analyses and formulating business strategies – we may utilize, share, and process such anonymized or aggregated information in accordance with this Privacy Policy and relevant data protection regulations.

Should there be a need to use your personal data for any purposes not outlined in this Privacy Policy, we will notify you and, where required by data protection laws, seek your explicit consent prior to using your information for any new purposes.

4. Disclosure of Your Information to Third Parties

We may disclose information regarding you as outlined in this Privacy Policy or in accordance with a specific “at the moment” privacy notification that we may issue when collecting your information.

Third-Party Service Providers

We might disclose information about you to the following types of third-party providers for various business needs:

– Customer Communication and Insight Platforms. For the purpose of delivering services that enable us to engage with you and manage your account, as well as to track your engagement for our internal analytics, we may share your phone number, email, app usage, and interactions with providers of our third-party customer communication platforms.

– Business Analysis Platforms. Our third-party business analytics platforms equip us with insights into app engagement and usage, helping us to discover opportunities for enhancing our products and services. For these business objectives, we may provide or share unique user identifiers, IDFA, device ID, IP address, and details of app usage and events (like subscription instances) with these providers. This facilitates our ability to (i) observe and analyze usage patterns to improve our existing Services or develop new offerings, and (ii) gain a deeper understanding of our customer base to more effectively market our products.

– Customer Support – When you reach out to us via our support emails listed in the “How to Contact Us” section at the end of this Privacy Policy, your email might be routed through our third-party customer support platform, which will access your personal data, the details of your email, and the date and time we received your inquiry. We employ this service to facilitate communication with you regarding your account and to gather user feedback on the quality and safety of our offerings.

– Analytics and Source Tracking. The service providers in this category provide tools that help us track and ascertain the origins of new subscription sign-ups, offering insights into app usage and activities. We utilize unique user identifiers provided by these third-party services to assess the success of our advertising efforts (for example, identifying the methods and locations of user acquisition) and to gain insights into how our customers interact with our apps, with the aim of enhancing their quality and safety. For these purposes, we might also share and/or store unique user identifiers, device IDs, IDFA, or IP addresses with these providers.

– Additional Technology Suppliers Needed for Our Services (including providers of cloud storage and website hosting). We may share certain Automated Information and/or data that’s aggregated or not personally identifiable for a range of reasons, such as monitoring network traffic to identify and protect against malicious entities, malware, fraud, or other illegal activities or behaviors.

– Advertising/Marketing providers. We use AppLovin to advertise our products. You may opt-out of the use of this tracking technology by visiting AppLovin’s Advertising and Privacy page (https://www.applovin.com/privacy/). Additionally, if we obtain your information in connection with a contest, sweepstakes, event, offering or other promotional activity that is jointly offered by us and any third parties. By entering such contest or sweepstakes, you authorize and direct us to share your information with our co-sponsor. We may also share your information with a third-party service provider who administers the promotion, contest and/or sweepstakes. We may also share aggregate information to third party providers and platforms that help us understand our user demographic, including user demographic interests, habits and usage patterns for certain of our Services so that we may market our products more effectively.

– Google Cloud Firestore – Third Party Database Provider. You can read the information on securing your personal data by the provider on the website https://firebase.google.com/support/privacy.

– Google AdMob – a provider that offers an advertising content management tool. Information on the protection of personal data is available on the website: https://support.google.com/admob/answer/6128543?hl=en.

– Google Analytics – a provider that provides a tool to analyse the use of the App. Information on the protection of personal data available on the website: https://firebase.google.com/policies/analytics.

– Google Services – the provider which is responsible for the safety and certification of other Google services. Information on the protection of personal data available on the website: https://www.google.com/policies/privacy/

– RevenueCat – a provider that processes information about your subscription and its status. Information on the protection of personal data is available on the website: https://www.revenuecat.com/privacy/

All recipients of personal data ensure the appropriate technical and organizational measures to ensure that the processing is carried out in accordance with legal regulations.

The data controller will not disclose your personal data with other entities without your explicit consent.

Legal, Regulatory, and Compliance Reasons

Furthermore, we may disclose or share your data to fulfill legal or regulatory obligations (this includes adhering to court orders, judicial subpoenas, or other legal warrants), meet industry standards, follow judicial procedures, and abide by our company policies. This also encompasses efforts to protect against, detect, investigate, prevent, and address fraud, unlawful activities (such as dealing with hacking incidents or misuse of our websites and mobile apps), adverse event reporting, and various claims and liabilities.

We retain the right to disclose your information (i) when we genuinely believe that such disclosure is necessary to mitigate potential legal liabilities, (ii) to safeguard our rights or assets or those of others, and (iii) to investigate and counteract against claims or allegations made against us.

Moreover, your personal information may be collected, utilized, and disclosed as allowed or required by relevant law, or as explicitly instructed by you, consistent with this Privacy Policy.

5. Disclosures Regarding Do Not Track

Some internet browsers might send “do-not-track” (DNT) signals to websites that users visit. Due to the variation in how browsers implement and activate this function, it’s often unclear if users intentionally send these signals or if they are even aware of them. Presently, there’s no agreed-upon standard within the industry regarding how websites should react upon receiving such signals, which is why our websites do not presently acknowledge or respond to DNT settings in your browser. Should a definitive standard be established and adopted, we will review our approach to these signals accordingly.

Various third parties, including advertising networks, web analytics services, and social media and networking sites, may gather information regarding your online activity over time and across different websites. These entities may not adjust their tracking behaviors in light of your browser’s DNT settings, and we do not require these third parties to respect DNT settings. Details on how to opt out of your data being utilized by third parties are provided above in the section titled “Information Gathered Through Automated Processes.”

6. Social Media and Additional Communication Methods

We are active on various social networking and blogging platforms, including but not limited to Facebook, Instagram, Google, LinkedIn, Twitter, Snapchat, TikTok, and Pinterest. We may integrate third-party social networking functionalities into our Services (such as enabling users to engage with others and share specific content and information on social media platforms) or use third-party platforms to publish or manage either the whole or parts of our Services. Through these platforms and functionalities, we may collect or share information about you, and this Privacy Policy governs that information too. Moreover, the third-party providers of the social media or blogging platforms we use have their own privacy policies, detailing how they collect, use, and safeguard your information (for instance, if you create an account directly with these platforms). By engaging with the social features, you consent to the privacy policies and terms of service of these third parties.

Should you opt to interact with us or other users via the social features on our websites or mobile apps, or through our social media pages, or via other similar communication or messaging services, such information might become public. For safety reasons, you should avoid sharing passwords, social security numbers, payment card details, or other sensitive data through these channels. While we reserve the right to monitor communications between users for security and training purposes, we are not obligated to do so. We may, at our discretion, remove any content considered inappropriate, though we are not required to.

7. Details for Individuals in the European Economic Area

Your Options and Entitlements

If you’re in the European Economic Area (EEA), you might be entitled to various rights regarding our handling of your personal information, including:

– Access: You can request access to your personal data and ask for copies of it.

– Correction: You’re entitled to correct or update any personal information about you that’s inaccurate or incomplete.

– Objection to Use, or Restriction: You have the option to request that we halt the use of all or part of your personal information or impose limitations on its use.

– Erasure: Under certain conditions, you have the right to be forgotten, which means you can ask for your data to be deleted or for restrictions on our use of your information. We will comply with such requests unless there’s a legal requirement for us to keep the information or we have a compelling need to keep it.

– Portability: In some situations, you have the right to data portability, allowing you to get a transferable version of your personal data for the purpose of moving it to another service provider.

– Managing Consent: If our processing of your personal data is based on your consent, you have the right to withdraw that consent at any moment, without needing to justify your decision.

– If you reside in the European Economic Area (EEA) and wish to access, modify, or delete any personal data that we have on file about you, you are welcome to contact us here. Should we modify or eliminate your personal data, or if you choose not to share specific personal data with us, it might prevent us from delivering our Services to you, or impact the features and functionalities of our Services. It’s important to note that we may deny requests for various reasons, such as if fulfilling the request would be illegal or might violate the rights and freedoms of others. For instance, we might not fulfill certain objections to the processing of personal data, especially if such objections prevent us from offering our Services to you.

– As a measure of safeguarding your privacy, we might ask for proof of identity and carry out verification checks before responding to the aforementioned requests.

Basis for Data Processing

Here, we outline the legal foundations we depend on to handle personal information.

In certain instances, our processing of personal data is based on legitimate interests, such as the development, administration, and support of our products and services; the operation, assessment, and enhancement of our business operations; the administration and oversight of engagement programs; fostering research; aiding our recruitment efforts; or facilitating corporate transactions, including asset sales, mergers, or acquisitions.

Alternatively, we manage personal information to fulfill obligations under contracts with our business associates, including third-party distributors of our products.

Furthermore, it may be imperative for us to handle personal information to establish, pursue or protect against legal claims, fraudulent activities, illegal conduct, and other liabilities, which includes enforcing the terms and conditions that regulate the services we offer.

Processing specific information might be essential for us to fulfill our legal duties and due to public interest considerations, for instance, in matters related to adverse events and the reporting of product safety.

Furthermore, we might handle personal data in ways that are explicitly allowed by the laws applicable to us.

Should we need your consent to process your personal information, we will request it at the moment we gather your data.

Transferring Data Internationally

Your personal data may be moved to countries other than where it was initially collected, in line with the purposes outlined in this Privacy Policy. For instance, if you reside outside the United States, your personal information might be transferred to the United States. The nations to which we send personal data might not offer the same level of data protection as the country where you first supplied the information. We take into account various legal and regulatory frameworks applicable to such international transfers of personal data.

In particular, we may move personal data from the European Economic Area to:

– Countries that have been recognized by the European Commission as providing adequate protection for personal information,

– Based on the recipient’s adherence to standard contractual clauses (known as Model Clauses) or Binding Corporate Rules,

– With the explicit consent of the person whose personal data is being transferred, or

– In accordance with other allowances under EEA legal standards.

8. Details for California Residents

If you reside in California, the California Consumer Privacy Act (“CCPA”) might grant you additional rights concerning our handling of your personal data, beyond what is described elsewhere in this Privacy Policy. The CCPA Notice is relevant to “Consumers” as the legislation defines. This segment outlines your rights under the CCPA if you’re a California Consumer and details the process for exercising these rights. Refer to Sections 1 – 4 previously mentioned to understand the types of information we gather from you, along with the methods of collection, usage, and sharing.

Right to Access Information and Data Portability

You are entitled to submit a request to us, limited to twice within a twelve-month span, for any of the following information pertaining to the twelve months preceding the date of your request:

– The types of personal data we have gathered about you.

– The sources from which your personal data was collected.

– The business or commercial reasons behind collecting or selling your personal data.

– The categories of third parties with whom your personal data has been shared.

– The particular pieces of personal data we have obtained about you.

– An inventory of the types of personal data we disclosed for business purposes over the last 12 months, or a statement that there was no such disclosure.

– An inventory of the types of personal data about you that was sold in the last 12 months, or a declaration that no sale took place. If your personal data was sold, we will provide details on:

  – The categories of personal data about you that we sold.

  – The categories of third parties to whom your personal data was sold, specified by the types of personal data sold to each third party.

You possess the right to request or receive a portable copy, limited to twice within a twelve-month span, of your personal data that we collected in the 12 months preceding the date of your request and that we currently hold.

Right to Data Erasure

Unless we have a justification for keeping your data as outlined by the CCPA, you can ask us to erase your personal data that we’ve directly collected from you and currently hold. It’s important to note, however, that we’re not obligated to erase personal data that wasn’t directly obtained from you.

Exercising Your CCPA Rights

To initiate a request for access, portability, or deletion under the CCPA, please write an email to the following e-mail address: dobrzanskioscillator@gmail.com

Residents of California may use an authorized agent who satisfies the CCPA’s criteria for agencies to exercise these rights on their behalf. We are unable to fulfill your request or provide personal information if we cannot verify your identity or your authority to make the request, and confirm the personal information pertains to you. Your request must undergo an identification and residency verification process known as a “Verifiable Consumer Request.”

The Request for Consumer Verification by Oscillator Michał Dobrzański must:

– Include enough information for us to confidently confirm that you are either the individual whose personal data we have gathered, or a person authorized to act on their behalf; and

– Outline your inquiry in a manner that is detailed enough for us to comprehend, assess, and address it effectively.

Certain data we hold on Consumers is not linked with adequate personal details about the Consumer for us to verify its association with a specific individual (for example, clickstream data connected solely to an anonymous browser ID). In accordance with the CCPA, we exclude such personal data from our responses to Verified Consumer Requests. Should we find it impossible to fulfill a request, the reasons for this will be detailed in our response.

Our commitment involves making reasonable commercial efforts to locate Consumer personal data that we collect, manage, store, share, and use, and to address your requests regarding California Consumer privacy rights. Generally, we do not impose a fee for completely addressing your requests, but we might levy a reasonable fee or decline to fulfill a request if it is excessively repetitive, baseless, or unduly burdensome.

Opt-Out

Currently, there is no clear agreement on whether third-party cookies and tracking tools used on our websites and mobile applications are considered a “sale” of your Personal Information (PI) as per the CCPA’s definition. To initiate an opt-out request for sale under the CCPA, please write an e-mail to the following address: dobrzanskioscillator@gmail.com 

Refer to 10. Choices and Rights Regarding Online Privacy on how to exercise your rights related to interest-based advertising.

Oscillator Michał Dobrzański will not engage in discriminatory practices prohibited by the CCPA as a result of your exercise of CCPA rights. Nonetheless, we reserve the right to modify prices or rates, or alter the level or quality of goods or services offered, if such changes are justifiably linked to the value of the relevant data. Furthermore, we may present financial incentives for the gathering, sale, retention, and utilization of your personal information as allowed under the CCPA, potentially leading to reasonably varied prices, rates, or quality levels. The key details of any financial incentive will be clearly outlined in its program terms. We reserve the right to introduce or modify incentive programs and/or their terms, which will be updated in the program descriptions and terms accessible via the provided link, so we recommend reviewing them periodically.

Oscillator Michał Dobrzański will not engage in discriminatory actions against you that are forbidden by the CCPA due to your exercise of CCPA rights. However, we reserve the right to adjust our prices or rates, or vary the level or quality of goods or services we offer, insofar as such changes correspond reasonably to the value of the relevant data. Additionally, as allowed by the CCPA, we might provide financial incentives related to the collection, sale, retention, and use of your personal information, which could lead to distinct differences in prices, rates, or quality of services or goods. The essential details of any financial incentive will be detailed in its program terms. We may introduce new incentive programs or modify existing ones, including their terms, which will be announced in the program descriptions and terms referenced above, so it’s advisable to review them frequently.

Under California’s “Shine the Light” law, Civil Code section 1798.83, certain businesses are required to respond to inquiries from California residents about the company’s practices concerning the disclosure of personal information to third parties for their direct marketing purposes. Alternatively, such companies may implement a policy of not disclosing customer personal information to third parties for their direct marketing uses if the customer opts out of such information sharing. As mentioned earlier, if we share Personal Information with third parties for their marketing efforts, you will have the option to request that we do not do so by submitting your request here (please include your name, mailing address, and email address).

For information on our “do not track” practices as per Cal. Bus. & Prof. Code § 22575, please refer to the “5. Disclosures Regarding Do Not Track” section of this Privacy Policy.

9. Details for Residents of Mainland China

If you reside in Mainland China (which, for the purposes of this Privacy Policy, excludes the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, the Macau Special Administrative Region, and Taiwan), the laws and regulations of the People’s Republic of China (PRC) apply additional rules to the collection, use, transfer, and retention of your personal information, supplementing the guidelines outlined in other sections of this Privacy Policy.

Collection Principles

Oscillator Michał Dobrzański collects your information only as much as necessary to provide one or more of the Services, and ensures that this is done through fair and reasonable methods. The justification for gathering and using your information varies based on the nature of the information and the circumstances under which we collect it. During the utilization of certain features, we will obtain your personal information only after receiving your explicit consent. Unless mandated by relevant laws and regulations, your decision not to provide such information will merely limit your access to the associated features, without impacting your use of other features.

Sensitive Personal Data

Oscillator Michał Dobrzański ensures that access to sensitive personal data, such as contact details, precise location, camera, microphone, and photo album, is initially blocked and will only be activated with your explicit permission. It’s crucial to understand that receiving your permission to access sensitive personal data is an essential but not the only prerequisite for us to collect certain types of information. Just because we have your permission to access sensitive personal data doesn’t necessarily mean we will collect it. We commit to collecting your sensitive personal data only when there is a clear purpose, a significant need, and in line with this Privacy Policy. For collecting and processing sensitive personal data, we will seek your explicit consent.

We highly prioritize the security of minors’ personal data. In compliance with relevant laws and regulations, any user below the age of 14 must acquire written approval from a parent or legal guardian before providing us with sensitive personal data.

Sharing Information with Third Parties

Oscillator Michał Dobrzański commits to sharing your personal information with third parties solely as described in this Privacy Policy. We assure you that without your explicit consent, we won’t disclose any identifiable information (like your name or email address) to them. However, we might share information that doesn’t reveal your identity, such as aggregated or public data, with third parties. We obligate all third-party service providers receiving such information to keep it confidential and to not utilize your information for any purposes other than those you have authorized.

Data Storage and Retention

Oscillator Michał Dobrzański will retain your personal information as long as there is a continuing legitimate business requirement. We will keep your personal information for the duration necessary to fulfill the objectives outlined in this Privacy Policy, which includes retention necessitated by regulatory obligations.

Should we cease offering our Services, we will inform you of this change through a notification, public announcement, or other appropriate methods. We will then proceed to delete or render your sensitive personal information anonymous within a reasonable timeframe. “Anonymization” implies the irreversible erasure or alteration of sensitive personal information to prevent identification of the data subject. Such anonymized data will no longer be considered personal information.

Your personal information gathered from Mainland China will be stored within Mainland China, adhering to applicable laws and regulations. If there is a need to relocate the storage of your personal information from Mainland China to another location outside Mainland China, this transfer will be executed in strict accordance with relevant legal requirements.

Right to Erase Information

Oscillator Michał Dobrzański agrees to remove, and you hold the right to demand the removal of, your personal information under the following conditions:

1. The objective for which the personal information was processed has been fulfilled, cannot be achieved, or the information is no longer required for its intended purpose;

2. Our Service provision has ended, or the legally stipulated period for retaining the information has concluded;

3. You revoke your prior authorization or consent;

4. Our handling of personal information breaches any relevant laws, regulations, or agreements;

5. Any other situations as specified by applicable laws or regulations.

In cases where the legally mandated retention period is still in effect, or if deleting the personal information poses technical challenges, we will stop processing such information, except for necessary storage and security measures.

10. Choices and Rights Regarding Online Privacy

Accessing, Modifying, and Erasing Your Information

Residents of the European Economic Area can find their rights regarding the access, modification, and deletion of their information in the “Details for Individuals in the European Economic Area” section of this Privacy Policy. If you reside in California, your corresponding rights are detailed in the “Details for California Residents” section of this Privacy Policy.

For individuals not residing in the EEA or California, your ability to request access to, correct, or delete certain personal information you’ve provided us may vary based on your location. To ensure your protection, we require verification of identity and residency before responding to such requests. Should you wish to make a request, please contact us through the support email for the relevant mobile application, as listed in the “Contact Information” section of this Privacy Policy. Altering or deleting your personal information, or choosing not to share certain information with us, might affect our ability to deliver our services or some features and functions of our services to you. After verifying your account ownership, we will comply with such requests at our discretion and in line with applicable laws.

Device Permission Settings

Mobile operating systems provide permission controls for specific kinds of device data and notifications, such as access to the camera and microphone, as well as push notifications. You have the option to modify your device’s settings to either grant or deny permission for collecting this data or for displaying these notifications. Be aware that altering these settings may affect the full functionality of certain services.

App Uninstallation

To halt all data collection by the app, you can turn off call forwarding and deactivate your account by following the directions provided in the Service’s Settings screen. Afterward, you can remove the app using your device’s standard uninstallation process. Please note that even after uninstallation, the unique identifier tied to your device will be retained. If you reinstall the app on the same device, we can re-link this identifier to your past transactions and activities.

Email Communication

Should you receive commercial emails from Oscillator Michał Dobrzański, you can opt out of receiving commercial emails and other promotional communications from us by sending a request to the mobile application support email specified in the “Contact Information” section of this Privacy Policy. Please note that processing your request to stop receiving commercial emails or change the nature and frequency of promotional communications might take up to ten business days. During this time, you might still receive promotional communications from us that you have opted out of. Furthermore, even after opting out of commercial messages, you will still receive transactional or administrative communications from us related to the Services.

Location Data

For apps that require it, if you give your consent, some of our applications may gather precise, real-time location data from your device. In such instances, you can withdraw your consent and stop us from accessing your location data by adjusting the location settings in the app and/or on your device.

Notification for Nevada Users

Under the laws of Nevada, residents of the state have the right to opt out of the “sale” of certain “covered information” (as defined by Nevada law) that is collected by operators of websites or online services. Currently, Oscillator Michał Dobrzański does not engage in the sale of such covered information as interpreted by Nevada law, nor do we plan to do so. However, if you wish to be informed in the event we decide to sell personal information under the Act in the future, please reach out to us here. It is your responsibility to keep us updated with any changes to your email address using the same method, and we are not required to cross-check any other email addresses you might have provided for different purposes. We will retain this information and will notify you if our practices change.

Adapting to New Privacy Legislations

We acknowledge the continuous evolution of privacy laws. In the United States, new state laws (such as those in Colorado and Virginia) and internationally, new privacy laws (like Brazil’s LGPD and China’s PIPL) are regularly emerging, developing, and being implemented. These laws are designed to safeguard the rights of users in those regions. We are committed to respecting all new privacy laws, ensuring that we remain fully compliant with any new or developing privacy legislation, rule, or regulation.

Global Data Transfers

Oscillator Michał Dobrzański’s Services are based in Poland. If you are accessing our services from other countries, which may have different data collection and usage laws compared to Polish law, please be aware that you are transferring your personal information to Poland for storage and processing. Additionally, we might move your data from the Poland to other countries as part of our data storage and processing activities necessary for our business operations. By utilizing our services and providing your personal information, you are consenting to such movements, storage, and processing of your data. If you reside in the EEA, additional details about data transfers outside the EEA can be found in the “Details for Individuals in the European Economic Area” section of this Privacy Policy.

Advertising Preferences and Opt-Outs

You have the option to opt out of receiving certain types of Interest-based Advertising. Several advertisers and Service Providers that carry out advertising services for us and others participate in the Digital Advertising Alliance’s (“DAA”) Online Behavioral Advertising Self-Regulatory Program. To understand how you can make choices about Interest-based Advertising, including the use of Cross-device Data for ad delivery, you can visit http://www.aboutads.info/choices/ for general information, and http://www.aboutads.info/appchoices for details on the DAA’s mobile app opt-out program (which includes the use of precise location data for third-party ads). Some of these entities might also be part of the Network Advertising Initiative (“NAI”). For more information on the NAI and how to opt out from its members’ services, see http://www.networkadvertising.org/choices/. It’s important to note that opting out of Interest-based Advertising doesn’t prevent all forms of advertising; you may still receive other types of ads. Opting out means that those specific members should no longer serve you certain Interest-based Advertising, but it doesn’t stop all targeted content and/or ads (for example, from other advertising networks). Additionally, if your browsers are set to reject cookies when you access these opt-out pages, or if you later delete your cookies, use a different device or browser, or access via a non-browser method (like a mobile app), your NAI/DAA browser-based opt-out might not remain effective.

We use AppLovin as out advertisement partner. To learn more about it, please see this page: https://www.applovin.com/privacy/

11. Policy on Data Retention

Unless specified otherwise, Oscillator Michał Dobrzański will keep your personal information for either three (3) years following our awareness of your discontinuation of our services or for as long as required to meet any contractual obligations related to the information, or to comply with our legal and regulatory responsibilities. However, we might not be aware of your cessation of service use, so we advise you to inform us via the support email listed in the “Contact Information” section of this Privacy Policy if you no longer use our services. We may continue to store other data that does not personally identify you for backup, archival purposes, fraud and abuse prevention, analytics, or in situations where we believe we have a valid reason to do so.

12. Safeguarding Personal Data

Oscillator Michał Dobrzański employs various strategies aimed at protecting the security and integrity of the personal information gathered through our Services, safeguarding it against theft, misuse, unauthorized access, or disclosure. However, despite these efforts, we cannot guarantee absolute security against interception or breach during transmission, storage in our systems, or in other circumstances. Therefore, you provide information to us at your own risk.

Be mindful that when you communicate with us through email, text messages, or web forms like a “contact us” feature in our Services, your transmission might be susceptible to unauthorized access. We are not responsible for any information disclosure caused by errors or unauthorized activities of third parties during or after its transmission. If you set up an account for our Services, it is your duty to keep your account password confidential and to monitor all activities under your account. In case of any unauthorized use of your password or account, please inform us immediately.

In the event that we suspect a breach of the security of your personal information under our protection, Oscillator Michał Dobrzański will attempt to inform you. If your email address is on file with us, notification will be sent to the most recent email address you have provided in your account profile. It’s important to keep your email address current in your account settings, which you can update at any time.

If you receive a notification from us, consider printing it for your records. To ensure you receive these notices, regularly check your email account on your computer or mobile device. Additionally, we might post a prominent notice on our website or inform you via the mobile application. You agree to our use of email, text message, and/or in-app notifications for such communications. If you prefer postal mail for these notifications, please let us know by submitting your request here. You can make this choice at any time, and it will become effective after a reasonable period for us to process your request. You can also use this email address to ask for a free printed copy of an electronic notice we’ve sent you about a compromise of your personal information.

13. External Links and Content from Third Parties

For your ease and knowledge, Oscillator Michał Dobrzański might offer links to websites and content from third parties that we do not own or manage. These external websites and third-party materials may adhere to their own privacy notices or policies. We do not hold responsibility for the privacy approaches of entities outside our ownership or control. We recommend that you examine the privacy policies of these third parties prior to sharing your personal information with them.

14. Data Pertaining to Minors

Oscillator Michał Dobrzański does not intentionally gather information from individuals under the age of 16 (or a higher age if mandated by local laws in certain jurisdictions). If you are under 16 years old (or the applicable age in your jurisdiction), you should NOT DOWNLOAD OR USE OUR SERVICES. If you suspect that we have collected personal data from or about a child under 16, please reach out to us by one of email addresses under section “Contact Information”. Be aware that we aim to promptly remove any accounts belonging to children under 16 that are reported to us. You bear full responsibility for any activities on your account conducted by minors.

15. Modifications to This Privacy Policy

Oscillator Michał Dobrzański retains the right to modify this Privacy Policy to align with changes in our practices and service offerings. Whenever we implement changes to this Privacy Policy, the revision date will be updated accordingly. Your continued usage of the Services following such a date signifies your acceptance of these updates. In accordance with relevant laws, should there be significant alterations in the way we collect, access, or use your personal information due to your use of the Services, or if there are substantial impacts on your rights under this Privacy Policy due to changes in our privacy practices, we may notify you through additional methods, such as a notification on our website or mobile applications. We advise you to periodically review this page to stay informed about any changes to this Privacy Policy.

16. GDPR regularions

DATA CONTROLLER

The controller of your personal data is Michał Dobrzański, running a business under the name “Oscillator Michał Dobrzański” in Warsaw (Poland), with NIP (tax ID): 7123362460, REGON: 369525410. You can contact the data controller via e-mail address: contact@plantermobile.com

Your personal data will be processed in accordance with the Act of May 10, 2018 on the protection of personal data and the Regulation (EU) 2016/679 of April 27, 2016 on the protection of natural persons with regard to the processing of personal data and on the free movement of such data, and repealing Directive 95/46/EC, hereinafter referred to as “GDPR”.

PURPOSE AND LEGAL BASIS FOR PROCESSING

Your personal data is processed on the basis of art. 6 sec. 1 lit. b of the GDPR in order to create and operate the user account in the Planter application (“App”) by associating the provided login details with your account in the App.

The processing of personal data includes storing them in a database.

PROCESSING PERIOD

Your personal data (e-mail address) will be processed for the period in which you remain a registered user of the App.

In order to delete the account, contact the data controller through his e-mail address: contact@plantermobile.com

YOUR RIGHTS

In accordance with the applicable data protection regulations, you have the right to:

– Request access to your personal data, in accordance with Art. 15 of the GDPR;

– Request for rectification of your personal data, in accordance with art. 16 of the GDPR;

– Request to restrict the processing of your personal data under the conditions described in art. 18 of the GDPR;

– Request to delete your personal data, in accordance with art. 17 of the GDPR;

– Object to the processing of personal data on grounds relating to your particular situation. In this case, the data controller will not process this personal data on the basis of legitimate interest, unless there are valid, legally justified grounds for their processing – in accordance with Art. 21 of the GDPR;

– Transfer your personal data, in accordance with Art. 20 of the GDPR.

In order to exercise your rights, contact the data controller via e-mail address: contact@plantermobile.com

RIGHT TO LODGE A COMPLAINT

You also have the right to lodge a complaint, against the processing of your personal data by the data controller, to the President of the Personal Data Protection Office, address: Stawki 2, 00-193 Warszawa (Poland).

17. Contact Information

In case of questions, comments or requests please email:

Planter: contact@plantermobile.com

Oscillator Michał Dobrzański: dobrzanskioscillator@gmail.com

Oscillator Michał Dobrzański

ul. Św. Wincentego 110/65

03-291

Warszawa

Poland