Appendix 1: Argentina specific provisions
If you are located in Argentina, the provisions of this Appendix 2
apply in addition to the provisions of the privacy policy.
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Why do we use your personal data and who do we share your
personal data with and why?
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The provisions of this section I apply in addition to
section 5 and section 7 of the privacy policy.
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With respect to individuals located in Argentina, the
processing of your personal data is based on your free,
informed and express consent, only for the purposes
described on this privacy policy.
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Where we store your personal data
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Your personal data will be stored in the database
SkipTheQueue Inc. with address at 8 The Green, Suite A,
Dover, DE 11901 USA.
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Transfers outside Argentina
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The provisions of this section III apply in addition to
section 10 of the privacy policy.
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If transfers are made to other countries that are not deemed to
provide adequate protections under Argentine law, we will ensure
that such transfer is subject to appropriate safeguards in
accordance with applicable data protection laws.
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The provisions of this section IV apply in addition to section
12 of the privacy policy.
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In addition to the rights set out at section 12 and 13 of the
privacy policy, you may, under certain conditions, have the
right to:
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be provided with a copy of the personal data we hold about
you;
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require us to rectify or update the personal data we hold
about you;
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delete personal data (including where our processing
activity is based on your consent);
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Your exercise of some of these rights is subject to certain
exemptions (e.g. an exemption to your right to request
deletion of your personal is where SkipTheQueue has a legal
obligation to retain such data, or such deletion affects a
third party).
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If you exercise any of these rights we will check your
entitlement and respond to you within 10 (ten) days when you
require to access to your personal data or 5 (five) days when
you require any rectification, update or deletion.
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To exercise your rights, please contact us at:
privacy@SkipTheQueue.com. The data subject has the right to access their personal
data at intervals of not less than six months free of charge,
unless there is a specified legitimate interest agreed upon by
the interested party as established in section 14, paragraph 3
of Argentine Act 25,326, by submitting an email or calling to
the following email address/phone number:
privacy@SkipTheQueue.com. The AGENCY OF ACCESS TO PUBLIC
INFORMATION, in its function of Controlling Entity of Act
25,326, has the attribution to attend any complaints or
reports related to the infringement of personal data
regulations.
Appendix 2: Australia specific provisions
If you are located in Australia, the provisions of this Appendix 3
apply in addition to the provisions of the privacy policy.
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International transfers of personal data
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The provisions of this section I apply in addition to
section 10 of the privacy policy.
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In addition to the jurisdictions referred to in section 10
of the privacy policy, we may disclose your personal data to
entities located in the USA and Canada. Please note that
where you purchase products from a Marketplace seller, your
personal data will be provided to this seller. Such sellers
can be located anywhere in the world.
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What are your rights?
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The provisions of this section II apply in addition to
section 12 and section 13 of the privacy policy.
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You may request access to, and correction of, any personal
data we hold about you at any time.
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There may be instances where we cannot grant you access to
the personal data we hold. For example, we may need to
refuse access if granting access would interfere with the
privacy of others or if it would result in a breach of
confidentiality. If that happens, we will give you written
reasons for the refusal.
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When contacting us to request for access or correction of
any personal data we hold about you, we ask that you provide
us with as much detail as you can about the data in question
as this will help us to retrieve it. Before we provide you
with access to your personal data, we may require some proof
of identity. We will respond to your request for access or
correction within a reasonable period.
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Complaints
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The provisions of this section III apply in addition to
section 12.4 of the privacy policy.
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If you have any questions about this privacy policy, any
concerns or a complaint regarding the treatment of your
personal data or a possible breach of your privacy, please
contact the relevant data controller of your personal data
as outlined in Appendix 1.
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We will deal with any complaint by investigating it, and
providing a response to you within a reasonable time,
provided that we have all necessary information and have
completed any investigation required. In some cases, we may
need to ask you to put your complaint in writing so that we
are sure that we understand it, and may also need to ask you
for further information or to verify your identity. We will
attempt to confirm as appropriate and necessary with you
your understanding of the conduct relevant to the complaint
and what you expect as an outcome. We will treat your
complaint confidentially and respond to you within a
reasonable time, usually in writing.
Appendix 3: Canada specific provisions
If you are located in Canada, the provisions of this Appendix 4
apply in addition to the provisions of the privacy policy.
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Why do we use your personal data?
Who do we share your personal data with and why?
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The provision of this section applies in addition to section
5 and section 7 of the privacy policy.
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With respect to individuals located in Canada, in such cases
where SkipTheQueue shares or discloses your personal data
for the purposes set out in section 5 above to third party
service providers, SkipTheQueue’s agreements shall
require the third-party service providers to keep your
personal data secure and that it may only be used in
connection with providing services to SkipTheQueue.
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Transfers outside of Canada
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The provisions of this section II apply in addition to
section 10 of the privacy policy.
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Given that our servers and offices are located in the United
States, we may collect, process, store, share, and transfer
your personal data in the United States for the purposes set
out in section 5 of the privacy policy.
As a result, for individuals in Canada, your personal data
may be accessible to law enforcement and national security
authorities of the United States.
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In addition, please note that where you purchase products
from a Marketplace seller, your personal data will be
provided to this seller. Such sellers can be located
anywhere in the world.
As a result, for individuals in
Canada, your personal data may be accessible to law
enforcement and national security authorities of where the
Marketplace seller is located.
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We have put in place contractual and technical safeguards
designed to ensure that your personal data is safely stored,
processed and/or accessed by third party service providers
when transferred outside of Canada. SkipTheQueue shall
require the third party service providers to keep your
personal data secure and that it may only be used in
connection with providing services to SkipTheQueue.
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What are your rights?
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The provisions of this section III apply in addition to
section 12 of the privacy policy.
Additional rights available
to individuals located in Canada.
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In addition to the rights set out at section 12 of the
privacy policy, you may, under certain conditions, have the
right to request to:
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be provided with details about what personal data we
hold about you and whether your personal data has been
transferred to a third party, and to be provided with a
copy of your personal data; and
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withdraw your consent (where our processing activity is
based on your consent).
Your exercise of these rights is subject to certain
exemptions.
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If you request to exercise any of these rights we will check
your entitlement. If SkipTheQueue denies your request, we
will advise you of the reason for the refusal.
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If you are not satisfied with how we have addressed your
complaint or concerns, you can also contact your appropriate
data privacy regulator. If you are located in Canada, your
appropriate data privacy regulator may be the Office of the
Privacy Commissioner of Canada or a local provincial privacy
regulator.
Appendix 4: European Economic Area (EEA) and the United Kingdom
(UK) specific provisions
If you are located in the EEA or the UK, the provisions of this
Appendix 5 apply in addition to the provisions of the privacy
policy.
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Why do we use your personal data?
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The provisions of this section I apply in addition to
section 5 and section 7 of the privacy policy.
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With respect to individuals located in the EEA or the UK,
use and disclosure of personal data must be based on one of
a number of lawful bases and we are required to set out the
lawful bases in respect of each use made of your personal
data.
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In the list below, we have set out the relevant lawful bases
that apply to each purpose for which we use your personal
data as described in section 5 of the privacy policy
(including the sharing of your personal data for these
purposes as per section 7 of the privacy policy).
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A description of the lawful basis is set out at section II
below.
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Why do we use your personal data (by reference to
section 5 of the privacy policy)
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Lawful basis
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5(a): To conduct our business and provide you with our
services and access to our App/Website
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Contract performance, legitimate interests (to enable us
to perform our obligations and provide our services to
you).
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| 5(b): To manage your account and subscriptions |
Contract performance, legitimate interests (to enable us
to perform our obligations and provide our services to
you).
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5(c): To communicate with you (about updates and
changes) and provide you with customer support
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Contract performance, legitimate interests (to enable us
to perform our obligations and provide our services to
you).
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| 5(d): To facilitate payments |
Contract performance, legitimate interests (to ensure
payments are correctly managed).
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| 5(e): In relation to fraud prevention |
Legal obligations, legitimate interests (to cooperate
with law enforcement and regulatory authorities). With
respect to special categories of personal data, we will
usually rely on legal claims, substantial public
interests (processing for the prevention and detection
of fraud/crime) or very rarely where necessary, explicit
consent.
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5(f): To enable you and other users to communicate and
transact with one another, such as via our Marketplace
platform
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Contract performance, legitimate interests (to enable us
to perform our obligations and provide our services to
you).
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5(g): To allow you to use interactive features of the
App/Website
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Legitimate interests (to enable us to promote and
develop our business based on feedback).
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5(h): To ensure our App/Website content is relevant and
to maintain the security of our App/Website
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Legitimate interests (to allow us to provide you with
the content and services on the webApp/Websites in a
secure manner).
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| 5(i): For research and development purposes |
Legitimate interests (to allow us to improve our
services).
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| 5(j): To administer contests/sweepstakes |
Contract performance, legitimate interests (to ensure
contests/sweepstakes are correctly administered).
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| 5(k): To provide you with marketing materials |
Consent, legitimate interest (where we are not required
to rely on consent) (to keep you updated with news in
relation to our products and services).
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5(l): Mobile applications and webApp/Website analytics
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Consent, legitimate interest (where we are not required
to rely on consent) (to keep you updated with news in
relation to our products and services and to enable us
to analyse how you interact with our communications).
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5(m): To enforce our terms and in connection with legal
or regulatory obligations
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Legal obligations, legitimate interests (to cooperate
with law enforcement and regulatory authorities). With
respect to special categories of personal data, we will
usually rely on legal claims, substantial public
interests (processing for the prevention and detection
of fraud/crime) or very rarely where necessary, explicit
consent.
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5(n): To reorganise or make changes to our business
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Legitimate interests (in order to allow us to change our
business).
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Lawful basis
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The main lawful bases for our use of personal data
are as follows:
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The main lawful bases for our use of your special
categories of personal data are as follows:
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Consent: where you have consented to
our use of your personal data. You may withdraw your
consent to the use of your personal data by contacting
us as per section 1 of the privacy policy. If you do so,
we may be unable to provide a service that requires the
use of such personal data.
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Legal claims: where your personal
data is necessary for us to establish, exercise or
defend any legal claims.
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Contract performance: where we are
required to collect and handle your personal data in
order to provide you with the services that we have
contractually agreed to provide to you.
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Substantial public interest: where we
need to process your personal data for reasons of
substantial public interest set out in EU or UK law.
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Legal obligation: where we need to use
your personal data to comply with our legal obligations.
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Explicit consent: where you have given
your explicit consent to the processing of those
personal data for one or more specified purposes. You
may withdraw your consent to the use of your personal
data by contacting us as per the section 1 of the
privacy policy. If you do so, we may be unable to
provide a service that requires the use of such personal
data.
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Legitimate interests: where we have a
legitimate interest in using your personal data. We will
only rely on this lawful basis if we consider that our
interest in using your personal data for the relevant
purpose is not outweighed by any interests that you may
have, or any prejudice that you may suffer, from the
relevant use of your personal data.
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Profiling and automated decision making
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The provisions of this section III apply in addition to
section 5 and 7 of the privacy policy.
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Our purchase approval process may utilize an automated
analysis based on behavioral analysis (such as where your
behavior appears to be inconsistent with your previous
submissions). These will generate a score for your order and
based on this score, orders may (in certain circumstances)
be rejected automatically without human intervention.
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In relation to each of the instances of automated
decision-making referred to above, you may have the right to
require us to review the decision; to express your point of
view; and to contest the outcome of the decision. We may
reject the request, as permitted by applicable law,
including when providing the information would result in a
disclosure of a trade secret or would interfere with the
prevention or detection of fraud or other crime. However,
generally in these circumstances, our response will be
limited to verifying (or requesting an applicable third
party to verify) that the algorithm and source data are
functioning as anticipated without error or bias.
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Transfers outside of the EEA and UK
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The provisions of this section III apply in addition to
section 10 of the privacy policy.
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Where personal data is transferred outside of the EEA or the
UK to countries that are not deemed to provide adequate
protections under EEA or UK law, SkipTheQueue will ensure
that such transfer is subject to appropriate safeguards in
accordance with applicable data protection laws, such as the
European Commission approved Standard Contractual Clauses.
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EU-US and Swiss-US Privacy Shield
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Alongside the measures set out at paragraph (i) of this
section IV, SkipTheQueue complies with the EU-U.S.
Privacy Shield Framework and Swiss-U.S. Privacy Shield
Framework as set forth by the U.S. Department of
Commerce regarding the collection, use, and retention of
personal data transferred from the EU and Switzerland to
the United States. SkipTheQueue has certified to the
Department of Commerce that it adheres to the Privacy
Shield Principles. If there is any conflict between the
terms in this privacy policy and the Privacy Shield
Principles, the Privacy Shield Principles shall govern.
To learn more about the Privacy Shield program, and to
view our certification, please visit
https://www.privacyshield.gov/.
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In compliance with the Privacy Shield Principles,
SkipTheQueue commits to resolve complaints about our
collection or use of your personal data. EU, UK and
Swiss individuals with inquiries or complaints regarding
our Privacy Shield policy should first contact
SkipTheQueue at:
privacy@SkipTheQueue.com.
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SkipTheQueue has further committed to cooperate with the
panel established by the EU data protection authorities
(DPAs) and the Swiss Federal Data Protection and
Information Commissioner (FDPIC) with regard to
unresolved Privacy Shield complaints concerning data
transferred from the EU and Switzerland. Under certain
circumstances, you may be entitled to invoke binding
arbitration through the Privacy Shield arbitration
process.
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With respect to personal data received or transferred
pursuant to the Privacy Shield Frameworks, we are
subject to the regulatory enforcement powers of the U.S.
Federal Trade Commission.
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What are your rights?
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The provisions of this section V apply in addition to
section 12 of the privacy policy.
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In addition to the rights set out at section 12 and
section 13 of the privacy policy, you may, under certain
conditions, have the right to:
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be provided with details about what personal data we
hold about you and to be provided with a copy of your
personal data;
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withdraw your consent (where our processing activity
is based on your consent);
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be provided with a copy of the information you have
provided to us in a machine-readable format so that
you can transfer it to another provider or ask us to
transfer this to another data controller (where our
processing activity is based on contract performance
or consent);
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require us to delete personal data (including where
our processing activity is based on your consent or
our legitimate interests);
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restrict how we use your personal data whilst a
complaint is being investigated;
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object to our processing of your personal data (where
our processing is based on our legitimate interests);
and
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ask us not to reach decisions affecting you using
automated processing or profiling.
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To exercise these rights, please submit a request to us by
contacting us as per section 1 of the privacy policy above
or by submitting the following web form.
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Your exercise of these rights is subject to certain
exemptions to safeguard the public interest (e.g. the
prevention or detection of crime) and our interests (e.g.
the maintenance of legal privilege).
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If you exercise any of these rights we will check your
entitlement and respond in most cases within a month.
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If you are not satisfied with how we have addressed your
complaint or concerns, you can also contact your
appropriate EU Data Protection Authority
(DPA). If you are located in the UK, your DPA is the
Information Commissioner’s Office: Information
Commissioner’s Office Wycliffe House, Water Lane,
Wilmslow, Cheshire, SK9 5AF; Email:
casework@ico.org.uk; Telephone: 0303 123 1113.
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Cookies and similar technologies
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The provisions of this section VI apply in addition to
section 6 of the privacy policy.
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Further information about the cookies and similar
technologies that are used on the App/Website can be
found in our Cookies Policy.
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How to Contact Us
Appendix 5: Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR)
specific provisions
If you are located in the HKSAR, the provisions of this Appendix 6
apply in addition to the provisions of the privacy policy.
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What are your rights?
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The provisions of this section I apply in addition to
section 5.2(k) and sections 13.4 – 13.6 of the privacy
policy.
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We may use your name, contact details, location information,
information about your use of our webApp/Website and
activity on social media platforms (including your
preferences, transaction pattern and behavior) to send
you marketing relating to our own, our group
companies’ and/or our business partners’
products and events in the following categories: electronic
products, gaming products, furniture, home appliances. We
may also, for gain, provide your personal data to our group
companies and our business partners, so that they can send
you marketing in relation to the above products and events.
Your consent is required before we do so.
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What are your rights?
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The provisions of this section II apply in addition to
section 12 and section 13 of the privacy policy.
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In addition to the rights set out at section 12 and section
13 of the privacy policy, you may, under certain conditions,
have the rights to be provided with details about what
personal data we hold about you and to be provided with a
copy of your personal data.
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To the extent permitted by relevant laws and regulations, we
reserve the right to refuse unreasonable requests (for
example, requests which are subject to legal privilege). To
the extent permitted by relevant laws and regulations, we
reserve the right to charge a reasonable fee for the cost of
processing any request set out in Section II(ii) of this
Appendix above.
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If you wish to exercise any of these rights, we will check
your entitlement to do so and respond in most cases within a
month.
Appendix 6: Israel specific provisions
If you are located in Israel, the provisions of this Appendix 7
apply in addition to the provisions of the privacy policy.
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What personal data do we collect?
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The provisions of this section I apply in addition to
section 4 of the privacy policy.
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With respect to individuals located in Israel, please note
that you are under no legal obligation to provide
SkipTheQueue with your personal information, and any
personal information you provide to SkipTheQueue is provided
of your own free will and consent. However, to the extent
you will refrain from providing certain personal information
to SkipTheQueue, your use of the App/Website may be limited
in scope.
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What are your rights?
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The provisions of this section II apply in addition to
section 12 of the privacy policy.
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In addition to the rights set out at section 12 of the
privacy policy, you may, under certain conditions, have the
right to request to:
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require us to correct or delete personal data which you
found to be untrue, incomplete or not up to date.
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Your exercise of these rights is subject to certain
exemptions.
If you request to exercise any of these rights, we will
check your entitlement to do so. If we deny your request, we
will endeavor to advise you of the reason for the refusal.
Appendix 7: India specific provisions
If you are located in India, the provisions of this Appendix
8 apply in addition to the provisions of the privacy policy.
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What personal data do we collect?
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The provision of this section I applies in addition to
section 4 and section 7 of the privacy policy.
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For the purposes of this Appendix “Sensitive Personal Information” means passwords, financial information (such as
bank account or credit card or debit card or other payment
instrument details), biometric data, data relating to
physical or mental health, sex life or sexual orientation,
and/ or medical records or history, and similar information,
but does not include information available in the public
domain or provided under Indian laws.
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International transfers of personal data
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The provisions of this section II apply in addition to
section 10 of the privacy policy.
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In respect of Sensitive Personal Information collected in,
or transferred from India, SkipTheQueue will not transfer or
disclose such information to any other organization,
including other SkipTheQueue entities and other third
parties with whom we conduct business with, who do not
maintain the same security standards that we adhere to for
the protection of your Sensitive Personal Information,
although such third parties may operate in jurisdictions
which may not offer the same level of protection as the
jurisdiction in which you are located.
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How long do we keep your personal data?
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The provisions of this section III apply in addition to
section 11 of the privacy policy.
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We will ensure that we will not retain Sensitive Personal
Information for longer than is reasonably required for the
purposes for which such information may lawfully be used or
is otherwise required under any other law for the time being
in force and that the third parties and agents employed by
us for the purposes set out in this privacy policy.
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What are your rights?
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The provisions of this section IV apply in addition to
section 12 and section 13 of the privacy policy.
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In addition to the rights set out at section 12 and section
13 of the privacy policy, you may, under certain
circumstances have the rights to withdraw any consent you
have previously provided to us for processing your Sensitive
Personal Information; or request for deletion of such
information by contacting
privacy@SkipTheQueue.com.
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Where consent is required to process your Sensitive Personal
Information, if you do not consent to the processing or if
you withdraw your consent, we may not be able to provide the
requested products or services to you, either to the same
standard or at all.
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You do not have the right to retrospectively withdraw
consent or request for deletion of your Sensitive Personal
Information required for statutory purposes, but you may
withdraw your consent to any further processing of your
Sensitive Personal Information.
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Your exercise of these rights is subject to certain
exemptions.
If you request to exercise any of these rights, we will
check your entitlement to do so. If we deny your request, we
will endeavor to advise you of the reason for the refusal.
Appendix 8: Japan specific provisions
If you are located in Japan, the provisions of this Appendix 9
apply in addition to the provisions of the privacy policy.
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Who do we share your personal data with and why?
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The provision of this section I applies in addition to
section 5 and section 7 of the privacy policy.
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With respect to individuals located in Japan, in such cases
where SkipTheQueue shares or discloses your personal data
for the purposes set out in section 5 above to third party
service providers, SkipTheQueue’s agreements shall
require the third party service providers to keep your
personal data secure and provide that it may only be used in
connection with providing services to SkipTheQueue.
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International transfers of personal data
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The provisions of this section II apply in addition to
section 10 of the privacy policy.
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We may transfer your personal data as per section 10 of the
privacy policy. You will be deemed to consent to provide
your personal data to the places set out in section 10 of
the privacy unless you notify us otherwise. We will only
transfer your personal data to entities in countries which
have data protection regimes equivalent to that in Japan or
to entities which have data protection standards equivalent
to that imposed on entities in Japan.
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What are your rights?
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The provisions of this section III apply in addition to
section 12 of the privacy policy.
Additional rights available to individuals located in
Japan.
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In addition to the rights set out at section 12 of the
privacy policy, you have the right to request:
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to be provided with details about what personal data we
hold about you;
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that any retained personal data be corrected, added to
or deleted; and
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that any personal data acquired in violation of the Act
on Protection of Personal Information is deleted or
ceased to be used.
Your exercise of these rights is subject to certain
exemptions.
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If you request to exercise any of these rights we will check
your entitlement to do so. If we deny your request, we will
endeavor to advise you of the reason for the refusal.
Appendix 9: Mexico specific provisions
If you are located in Mexico, the provisions of this Appendix 10
apply in addition to the provisions of the privacy policy. La
política de privacidad está disponible aquí. .
You consent to the processing of your personal data (including the
processing of you financial data, and the transfers of your
personal data to third parties and to countries outside of Mexico)
on the terms set out in this privacy policy.
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What are your rights?
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The provisions of this section I apply in addition to
section 12 and section 13 of the privacy policy.
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In addition to the rights set out at section 12 and section
13 of the privacy policy, you may, under certain conditions,
have the rights to:
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request access to the personal data we have about you;
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require us to correct inaccuracies in personal data we have
about you;
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request that we delete the personal data we have about you
when you consider it is not being processed in accordance
with this privacy policy;
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under certain circumstances, object to the processing of
your personal data (and as a result, we must discontinue
process your personal data);
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opt-out of our use, transfer, exchange, or disclosure
(including to third parties) of your personal data; and
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the right not to be discriminated against based upon whether
you decide to exercise your rights, as described above.
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SkipTheQueue will grant such requests, except where otherwise
permitted to refuse to comply with a request under applicable
laws. If you wish to exercise any of the above rights in
relation to your personal data held by SkipTheQueue, please
contact the relevant data controller of your personal data as
outlined in Appendix 1.
Appendix 10: New Zealand specific provisions
If you are located in New Zealand, the provisions of this Appendix
11apply in addition to the provisions of the privacy policy.
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What are your rights?
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The provisions of this section I apply in addition to
section 12 and section 13 of the privacy policy.
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You may request access to, and correction of, any personal
data we hold about you at any time.
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There may be instances where we cannot grant you access to
the personal data we hold. For example, we may need to
refuse access if granting access would interfere with the
privacy of others or if it would result in a breach of
confidentiality. If that happens, we will give you written
reasons for the refusal.
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When contacting us to request access or correction of any
personal data we hold about you, we ask that you provide us
with as much detail as you can about the data in question as
this will help us to retrieve it. Before we provide you with
access to your personal data, we may require some proof of
identity. We will respond to your request for access or
correction within a reasonable period.
Appendix 11: Philippines specific provisions
If you are located in the Philippines, the provisions of this
Appendix 12 apply in addition to the provisions of the privacy
policy.
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Why do we use your personal data and who do we share your
personal data with and why?
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The provisions of this section I apply in addition to
section 5 and section 7 of the privacy policy.
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With respect to individuals located in the Philippines, use
and disclosure of personal data must be based on one of a
number of lawful bases and we are required to set out the
lawful bases in respect of each use made of your personal
data.
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In the list below, we have set out the relevant lawful bases
that apply to each purpose for which we use your personal
data as described in section 5 of the privacy policy
(including the sharing of your personal data for these
purposes as per section 7 of the privacy policy).
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A description of the lawful basis is set out at section II
below.
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Why do we use your personal data (by reference to
section 5 of the privacy policy)
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Lawful basis
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5(a): To conduct our business and provide you with our
services and access to our App/Website
|
Contract performance, legitimate interests (to enable us
to perform our obligations and provide our services to
you).
|
| 5(b): To manage your account and subscriptions |
Contract performance, legitimate interests (to enable us
to perform our obligations and provide our services to
you).
|
|
5(c): To communicate with you (about updates and
changes) and provide you with customer support
|
Contract performance, legitimate interests (to enable us
to perform our obligations and provide our services to
you).
|
| 5(d): To facilitate payments |
Contract performance, legitimate interests (to ensure
payments are correctly managed).
|
| 5(e): In relation to fraud prevention |
Legal obligations, legitimate interests (to cooperate
with law enforcement and regulatory authorities). With
respect to special categories of personal data, we will
usually rely on legal claims, substantial public
interests (processing for the prevention and detection
of fraud/crime) or very rarely where necessary, explicit
consent.
|
|
5(f): To enable you and other users to communicate and
transact with one another, such as via our Marketplace
platform
|
Contract performance, legitimate interests (to enable us
to perform our obligations and provide our services to
you).
|
|
5(g): To allow you to use interactive features of the
App/Website
|
Legitimate interests (to enable us to promote and
develop our business based on feedback).
|
|
5(h): To ensure our App/Website content is relevant and
to maintain the security of our App/Website
|
Legitimate interests (to allow us to provide you with
the content and services on the webApp/Websites in a
secure manner).
|
| 5(i): For research and development purposes |
Legitimate interests (to allow us to improve our
services).
|
| 5(j): To administer contests/sweepstakes |
Contract performance, legitimate interests (to ensure
contests/sweepstakes are correctly administered).
|
| 5(k): To provide you with marketing materials |
Consent, legitimate interest (where we are not required
to rely on consent) (to keep you updated with news in
relation to our products and services).
|
|
5(l): Mobile applications and webApp/Website analytics
|
Consent, legitimate interest (where we are not required
to rely on consent) (to keep you updated with news in
relation to our products and services and to enable us
to analyse how you interact with our communications).
|
|
5(m): To enforce our terms and in connection with legal
or regulatory obligations
|
Legal obligations, legitimate interests (to cooperate
with law enforcement and regulatory authorities). With
respect to special categories of personal data, we will
usually rely on legal claims, substantial public
interests (processing for the prevention and detection
of fraud/crime) or very rarely where necessary, explicit
consent.
|
|
5(n): To reorganise or make changes to our business
|
Legitimate interests (in order to allow us to change our
business).
|
This refers to personal data that may reveal physical/mental
health; race/ethnicity; religious/similar beliefs; political
affiliation; trade union membership; sexual orientation/sex
life; genetic/biometric data; and in certain circumstances,
criminal convictions data.
-
Lawful basis
|
The main lawful bases for our use of personal data
are as follows:
|
The main lawful bases for our use of your special
categories of personal data are as follows:
|
|
Consent: where you have consented to
our use of your personal data. You may withdraw your
consent to the use of your personal data by contacting
us as per section 1 of the privacy policy. If you do so,
we may be unable to provide a service that requires the
use of such personal data.
|
Legal claims: where your personal
data is necessary for us to establish, exercise or
defend any legal claims.
|
|
Contract performance: where we are
required to collect and handle your personal data in
order to provide you with the services that we have
contractually agreed to provide to you.
|
Substantial public interest: where we
need to process your personal data for reasons of
substantial public interest set out in Philippine law.
|
|
Legal obligation: where we need to use
your personal data to comply with our legal obligations.
|
Explicit consent: where you have given
your explicit consent to the processing of those
personal data for one or more specified purposes. You
may withdraw your consent to the use of your personal
data by contacting us as per the section 1 of the
privacy policy. If you do so, we may be unable to
provide a service that requires the use of such personal
data.
|
|
Legitimate interests: where we have a
legitimate interest in using your personal data. We will
only rely on this lawful basis if we consider that our
interest in using your personal data for the relevant
purpose is not outweighed by any interests that you may
have, or any prejudice that you may suffer, from the
relevant use of your personal data.
|
|
-
Profiling and automated decision making
-
The provisions of this section III apply in addition to
section 5 and 7 of the privacy policy.
-
Our purchase approval process may utilise an automated
analysis based on behavioural analysis (such as where your
behaviour appears to be inconsistent with your previous
submissions. These will generate a score for your order and
based on this score, orders may (in certain circumstances)
be rejected automatically without human intervention.
-
In relation to each of the instances of automated
decision-making referred to above, you may have the right to
require us to review the decision; to express your point of
view; and to contest the outcome of the decision. We may
reject the request, as permitted by applicable law,
including when providing the information would result in a
disclosure of a trade secret or would interfere with the
prevention or detection of fraud or other crime. However,
generally in these circumstances, our response will be
limited to verifying (or requesting an applicable third
party to verify) that the algorithm and source data are
functioning as anticipated without error or bias.
-
Transfers outside of the Philippines
-
The provisions of this section IV apply in addition to
section 10 of the privacy policy.
-
In compliance with the Data Privacy Act of 2012,
SkipTheQueue commits to resolve complaints about our
collection or use of your personal data. Philippine
individuals with inquiries or complaints regarding
international transfers of personal data should first
contact SkipTheQueue at:
privacy@SkipTheQueue.com.
-
If transfers are made to other countries that are not deemed
to provide adequate protections under Philippine law, we
will ensure that such transfer is subject to appropriate
safeguards in accordance with applicable data protection
laws.
-
What are your rights?
-
The provisions of this section V apply in addition to
section 12 of the privacy policy.
-
In addition to the rights set out at section 12 and section
13 of the privacy policy, you may, under certain conditions,
have the right to:
-
be provided reasonable access to, upon demand, of the
following:
- details about what personal data we hold about you;
- sources from which personal data were obtained;
-
names and addresses of recipients of the personal data,
manner by which such data were processed;
-
reasons for the disclosure of the personal data to
recipients, if any;
-
information regarding automated processes where the data
will, or is likely to, be made as the sole basis for any
decision that significantly affects or will affect you;
-
the date when your personal data were last accessed and
modified;
-
designation, name or identity of the data controller;
- be provided with a copy of your personal data;
-
withdraw your consent (where our processing activity is
based on your consent);
-
be provided with a copy of the information you have
provided to us in a machine-readable format so that you
can transfer it to another provider or ask us to transfer
this to another data controller (where our processing
activity is based on contract performance or consent);
-
require us to delete personal data (including where our
processing activity is based on your consent or our
legitimate interests);
-
restrict how we use your personal data whilst a complaint
is being investigated;
-
object to our processing of your personal data (where our
processing is based on our legitimate interests); and
-
ask us not to reach decisions affecting you using
automated processing or profiling.
-
dispute the inaccuracy or error in the personal data and
have the same corrected immediately and accordingly unless
the request is vexatious or otherwise unreasonable.
-
be indemnified for any damages sustained due to
inaccurate, incomplete, outdated, false, unlawfully
obtained or unauthorized use of personal data, considering
any violation of your rights and freedoms as data subject.
-
file a complaint before the National Privacy Commission of
the Philippines.
-
Your exercise of these rights is subject to certain
exemptions to safeguard the public interest (e.g. the
prevention or detection of crime) and our interests (e.g.
the maintenance of legal privilege).
-
If you exercise any of these rights, we will check your
entitlement and respond in most cases within a month.
Appendix 12: Republic of Korea specific provisions
If you are located in the Republic of Korea, the provisions of
this Appendix 13 apply in addition to the provisions of the
privacy policy.
-
What personal data do we collect and why do we use your personal
data
-
The provisions of this section I apply in addition to
section 4 and section 5 of the privacy policy. The below
items are required for us to perform our services.
-
How long do we keep your personal data?
-
The provisions of this section II apply in addition to
section 11 of the privacy policy.
-
When the purpose of collecting or receiving your personal
data is achieved, we destroy your personal data without
delay.
-
However, if there is a need to retain your personal data for
a certain period of time in accordance with the provisions
of the applicable laws and regulations including the
Electronic Commerce Act and the Communication Secrets
Protection Act, your personal information is retained for
such a certain period of time.
-
The method of destroying your personal information is as
follows.
-
Personal data printed on paper: for example, shredded or
incinerated.
-
Personal data stored in the form of electronic files:
for example, deleted by using technical means that will
not allow data recovery.
-
Management of personal data of users who do not use the
service for 1 year or longer:
In accordance with Article 29, Paragraph 2 of the
Information and Communications Network Utilization and
Information Protection Act, the personal data of users who
do not use the service during the past 1 year is stored and
managed separately from other users’ personal data.
We will aim to notify you if your personal data will
be stored and managed separately, items of personal data
that will be stored and managed separately and effective
date of such separation via e-mail, facsimile, telephone or
other similar means 30 days before the effective date of
such separation.
-
What are your rights?
-
The provisions of this section IV apply in addition to
section 12 and section 13 of the privacy policy.
-
In addition to the rights set out at section 12 and section
13 of the privacy policy, you may, under certain conditions,
have the right to:
-
withdraw your consent to the collection, use and provision
of personal data at any time;
-
request us to allow you access or provide any of the
following items and if there is an error, you may request
us to correct the error:
- personal data retained by us;
-
personal data used or provided to third parties by us;
-
the current status of your consent to collect, use and
provide personal data
-
In order to exercise these rights, please contact us
directly at
privacy@SkipTheQueue.com.
Appendix 13: Singapore specific provisions
If you are located in Singapore, the provisions of this Appendix
14 apply in addition to the provisions of the privacy policy.
You consent to the collection, use and disclosure of your personal
data on the terms set out in this privacy policy.
-
Transfers outside of Singapore
-
The provisions of this section I apply in addition to
section 10 of the privacy policy.
-
We will only transfer your personal data to an overseas
party, where we are satisfied that adequate levels of
protection are in place to protect the integrity and
security of personal data and will ensure that overseas
recipients of your personal data are legally bound to
provide a standard of protection for your personal data
comparable to the protection afforded under the Personal
Data Protection Act 2012 (No. 26 of 2012)
(“PDPA”).
-
What are your rights?
-
The provisions of this section II apply in addition to
section 12 and section 13 of the privacy policy.
-
In addition to the rights set out at section 12 and section
13 of the privacy policy, you may, under certain conditions,
have the right to:
-
make an access request to be provided with access to a
copy of the personal data we hold about you or information
about the ways in which we use or disclose your personal
data by contacting the relevant data controller of your
personal data as outlined in Appendix ;
-
make a correction request to correct or update any of your
personal data which we hold about you by contacting the
relevant data controller of your personal data as outlined
in Appendix 1; and
-
withdraw any consent given in respect of the collection,
use or disclosure of your personal data for any purpose by
giving reasonable notice using the contact details of the
relevant data controller of your personal data as outlined
in Appendix 1.
Appendix 14: Thailand specific provisions
If you are located in Thailand, the provisions of this Appendix 15
apply in addition to the provisions of the privacy policy.
-
Why do we use your personal data and who do we share your
personal data with and why?
-
The provisions of this section I apply in addition to
section 5 and section 7 of the privacy policy.
-
With respect to individuals located in Thailand, use and
disclosure of personal data must be based on one of a number
of lawful bases and we are required to set out the lawful
bases in respect of each use made of your personal data.
-
In the list below, we have set out the relevant lawful bases
that apply to each purpose for which we use your personal
data as described in section 5 of the privacy policy
(including the sharing of your personal data for these
purposes as per section 7 of the privacy policy).
-
A description of the lawful basis is set out at section II
below.
|
Why do we use your personal data (by reference to
section 5 of the privacy policy)
|
Lawful basis
|
|
5(a): To conduct our business and provide you with our
services and access to our App/Website
|
Contract performance, legitimate interests (to enable us
to perform our obligations and provide our services to
you).
|
| 5(b): To manage your account and subscriptions |
Contract performance, legitimate interests (to enable us
to perform our obligations and provide our services to
you).
|
|
5(c): To communicate with you (about updates and
changes) and provide you with customer support
|
Contract performance, legitimate interests (to enable us
to perform our obligations and provide our services to
you).
|
| 5(d): To facilitate payments |
Contract performance, legitimate interests (to ensure
payments are correctly managed).
|
| 5(e): In relation to fraud prevention |
Legal obligations, legitimate interests (to cooperate
with law enforcement and regulatory authorities). With
respect to special categories of personal data, we will
usually rely on legal claims, substantial public
interests (processing for the prevention and detection
of fraud/crime) or very rarely where necessary, explicit
consent.
|
|
5(f): To enable you and other users to communicate and
transact with one another, such as via our Marketplace
platform
|
Contract performance, legitimate interests (to enable us
to perform our obligations and provide our services to
you).
|
|
5(g): To allow you to use interactive features of the
App/Website
|
Legitimate interests (to enable us to promote and
develop our business based on feedback).
|
|
5(h): To ensure our App/Website content is relevant and
to maintain the security of our App/Website
|
Legitimate interests (to allow us to provide you with
the content and services on the webApp/Websites in a
secure manner).
|
| 5(i): For research and development purposes |
Legitimate interests (to allow us to improve our
services).
|
| 5(j): To administer contests/sweepstakes |
Contract performance, legitimate interests (to ensure
contests/sweepstakes are correctly administered).
|
| 5(k): To provide you with marketing materials |
Consent, legitimate interest (where we are not required
to rely on consent) (to keep you updated with news in
relation to our products and services).
|
|
5(l): Mobile applications and webApp/Website analytics
|
Consent, legitimate interest (where we are not required
to rely on consent) (to keep you updated with news in
relation to our products and services and to enable us
to analyse how you interact with our communications).
|
|
5(m): To enforce our terms and in connection with legal
or regulatory obligations
|
Legal obligations, legitimate interests (to cooperate
with law enforcement and regulatory authorities). With
respect to special categories of personal data, we will
usually rely on legal claims, substantial public
interests (processing for the prevention and detection
of fraud/crime) or very rarely where necessary, explicit
consent.
|
|
5(n): To reorganise or make changes to our business
|
Legitimate interests (in order to allow us to change our
business).
|
This refers to personal data that may reveal physical/mental
health; race/ethnicity; religious/similar beliefs; political
affiliation; trade union membership; sexual orientation/sex
life; genetic/biometric data; and in certain circumstances,
criminal convictions data.
-
Lawful basis
|
The main lawful bases for our use of personal data
are as follows:
|
The main lawful bases for our use of your special
categories of personal data are as follows:
|
|
Consent: where you have consented to
our use of your personal data. You may withdraw your
consent to the use of your personal data by contacting
us as per section 1 of the privacy policy. If you do so,
we may be unable to provide a service that requires the
use of such personal data.
|
Legal claims: where your personal
data is necessary for us to establish, exercise or
defend any legal claims.
|
|
Contract performance: where we are
required to collect and handle your personal data in
order to provide you with the services that we have
contractually agreed to provide to you.
|
Substantial public interest: where we
need to process your personal data for reasons of
substantial public interest set out in Thai law.
|
|
Legal obligation: where we need to use
your personal data to comply with our legal obligations.
|
Explicit consent: where you have given
your explicit consent to the processing of those
personal data for one or more specified purposes. You
may withdraw your consent to the use of your personal
data by contacting us as per the section 1 of the
privacy policy. If you do so, we may be unable to
provide a service that requires the use of such personal
data.
|
|
Legitimate interests: where we have a
legitimate interest in using your personal data. We will
only rely on this lawful basis if we consider that our
interest in using your personal data for the relevant
purpose is not outweighed by any interests that you may
have, or any prejudice that you may suffer, from the
relevant use of your personal data.
|
|
-
Children
-
The provisions of this section III apply in addition to
section 4 of the privacy policy.
-
For Thai individuals, children (or “minor” under
Thai law) means a natural person aged below 20 years.
-
How long do we keep your personal data?
-
The provisions of this section IV apply in addition to
section 11 of the privacy policy.
-
Our expected data retention period for your personal data is
7 years.
-
What are your rights?
-
The provisions of this section V apply in addition to
section 12 of the privacy policy.
-
In addition to the rights set out at section 12 and section
13 of the privacy policy, you may, under certain conditions,
have the right to:
-
be provided with details about what personal data we hold
about you and to be provided with a copy of your personal
data.
-
be provided with the details of the acquisition of your
personal data obtained without your consent.
-
withdraw your consent (where our processing activity is
based on your consent);
-
be provided with a copy of the information you have
provided to us in a machine-readable format so that you
can transfer it to another provider or ask us to transfer
this to another data controller (where our processing
activity is based on contract performance or consent).
-
require us to delete personal data or make it become
anonymous (including where our processing activity is
based on your consent or our legitimate interests);
- restrict how we use your personal data.
-
object to our processing of your personal data (where our
processing is based on our legitimate interests); and
-
ask us not to reach decisions affecting you using
automated processing or profiling.
-
file a complaint to the authority under Personal Data
Protection Act B.E. 2562 in respect to any treatment to
your personal data, which are not in compliance with the
law.
-
Your exercise of these rights is subject to certain exemptions
to safeguard the public interest and our interests (e.g. the
maintenance of legal privilege).
-
If you exercise any of these rights we will check your
entitlement and respond in most cases within a month.
-
If you are not satisfied with how we have addressed your
complaint or concerns, you can also contact your appropriate the
authority under Personal Data Protection Act B.E. 2562.
Appendix 15: Turkey specific provisions
If you are located in Turkey, the provisions of this Appendix 16
apply in addition to the provisions of the privacy policy.
-
Why do we use your personal data?
-
The provisions of this section I apply in addition to
section 5 and section 7 of the privacy policy.
-
SkipTheQueue will collect, process, store, use or transfer
your personal information pursuant to Turkish Data
Protection Law No. 6698 and other applicable legislation for
the purposes listed in section 5 of the privacy policy.
-
We will only process your sensitive personal data with your
explicit consent. Such sensitive data may relate to health,
sexual life, race, ethnic origin, political opinion,
philosophical belief, religion, appearance, membership to
associations, criminal convictions and security measures,
biometric and genetic data. Other than sensitive data that
relates to health and sexual life, we may process sensitive
personal data without your consent if this is required to
fulfil a legal obligation as provided in the applicable
laws.
-
What are your rights?
-
In addition to the rights set out at section 12 and section
13 of the privacy policy, you may, under certain conditions,
have the right to:
-
to learn whether your personal information is processed;
-
to request information on your processed personal
information;
-
to learn about the purpose of processing and whether the
personal information is used in compliance with the
purpose;
-
to be informed about third parties to whom your personal
information is transferred in the country or abroad;
-
to request the rectification of the incomplete or
inaccurate data, if any (Rectification Right);
-
to request deletion or destruction of personal
information (Destruction Right);
-
to request reporting of the operations carried out
pursuant to the Rectification Right and the Destruction
Right above to third parties to whom his/her personal
data have been transferred;
-
to object to the occurrence of a result against you by
analysing the personal information processed solely
through automated systems; and
-
to claim compensation for the damages arising from the
unlawful processing of your personal information.
-
Your exercise of these rights is subject to certain exemptions.
-
If you exercise any of these rights we will check your
entitlement and respond in most cases within 30 days. We may
request a fee within the limits determined by the Turkish DPA in
case the request has a cost.
-
We will either accept your request or deny it by providing an
explanation on the reasons to deny in writing or by electronic
means. If we accept your request, we will take the necessary
action and will refund any fees received from you if the request
has arisen from a mistake on our side.
-
If you are not satisfied with how we have addressed your request
or concerns, you can also contact us at
privacy@SkipTheQueue.com
You may also contact the Turkish DPA.
Appendix 16: USA specific provisions
If you are located in the USA, the provisions of this Appendix 18
apply in addition to the provisions of the privacy policy.
For All States Except California
-
What are your rights?
-
The provisions of this section I apply in addition to
section 12 and section 13 of the privacy policy.
-
In some states you have certain rights pertaining to your
personal data, including: the right to delete, the right to
opt out, the right to access your Personal data, and the
right is not discriminated against. To exercise your rights
under any applicable law, please submit a verifiable request
to us by emailing
privacy@SkipTheQueue.com
or by contacting us as per section 1 of the privacy policy.
-
Tracking
-
SkipTheQueue will not respond to Web browser “do not
track” signals. If you would like additional
information about online tracking and various opt-out
mechanisms, please see
https://youradchoices.com/
-
Because we link to social media App/Websites, and from time
to time may include third-party advertisements, other
parties may collect your personally identifiable information
about your online activities over time and across different
web App/Websites when you visit this App/Website.
-
In addition, we use Google AdWords, so we are advertising
the App/Website online through a form of tracking called
remarketing, Third-party vendors, including Google, show our
ads on various App/Websites across the Internet, and use
cookies to serve you ads based on your past visits to this
App/Website. You can opt out of Google’s use of
cookies by visiting Google’s Ads Settings
https://www.google.com/settings/ads/plugin. Alternatively, you can opt out of a third-party
vendor’s use of cookies by visiting the Network
Advertising Initiative opt-out page.
http://www.networkadvertising.org/choices/.
-
Please note that not all tracking will stop even if you
delete cookies.
For California Residents Only
Where California privacy laws apply (if you are a consumer
resident in California and where the SkipTheQueue data controller
meets the relevant threshold tests) the following additional
provisions apply:
-
What Personal Information Do We Collect and Who Do We Share Your
Personal Information With and Why?
-
The provisions of this section I apply in addition to
section 4, section 5 and section 7 of the privacy policy.
-
The information that we collect is set out in the main body
of the Privacy Policy. We further detail it below in
accordance with California privacy requirements:
|
Category
|
Business/Commercial Purpose
|
Disclosed/”Sold” to Third Parties
|
|
Identifiers such as a real name, alias, postal address,
unique personal identifier, online identifier, internet
protocol address, email address, account name, social
security number, driver’s license number, passport
number, vehicle identification number, license plate, or
other similar identifiers.
|
To perform services on behalf of ourselves, including
servicing your account and providing you customer
service and for the purposes set out in section 5 of the
privacy policy.
|
Personal information is sold or disclosed in accordance
with section 7 of the privacy policy. Recipients include
service providers; advisors; Marketplace platform
sellers/users; other App/Website users (where
applicable); our affiliated companies; other parties for
our marketing purposes ; and other parties as required
for legal and regulatory purposes.
|
|
Your signature, physical characteristics or description,
telephone number, insurance policy number, bank account
number, credit card number, debit card number, or any
other financial information, medical information, or
health insurance information.
|
To perform services on behalf of ourselves, including
servicing your account and providing you customer
service and for the purposes set out in section 5 of the
privacy policy.
|
|
Personal characteristics, such as your gender, age, date
of birth, citizenship status, and marital status.
|
To perform services on behalf of ourselves, including
servicing your account and providing you customer
service and for the purposes set out in section 5 of the
privacy policy
|
|
Commercial information, including records of personal
property, products or services purchased, obtained, or
considered, or other purchasing or consuming histories
or tendencies.
|
To perform services on behalf of ourselves, including
servicing your account and providing you customer
service and for the purposes set out in section 5 of the
privacy policy.
|
| Biometric information |
N/A |
|
Internet or other electronic network activity
information, including, but not limited to, browsing
history, search history, and information regarding a
consumer’s interaction with an internet web
App/Website, application, or advertisement.
|
Auditing related to a current interaction with the
consumer and concurrent transactions, including, but not
limited to, counting ad impressions to unique visitors,
verifying positioning and quality of ad impressions, and
auditing compliance with this specification and other
standards and for the purposes set out in section 5 of
the privacy policy.
|
| Geolocation data |
To perform services on behalf of ourselves, including
servicing your account and providing you customer
service and for the purposes set out in section 5 of the
privacy policy
|
|
Audio, electronic, visual, thermal, olfactory, or
similar information
|
N/A |
| Professional or employment-related information |
N/A |
|
Education information, defined as information that is
not publicly available personally identifiable
information as defined in the Family Educational Rights
and Privacy Act.
|
N/A |
|
Inferences drawn from any of the information identified
in this subdivision to create a profile about a consumer
reflecting the consumer’s preferences,
characteristics, psychological trends, predispositions,
behavior, attitudes, intelligence, abilities, and
aptitudes.
|
To perform services on behalf of ourselves, including
servicing your account and providing you customer
service and for the purposes set out in section 5 of the
privacy policy.
|
|
Any other such personal information as set out in
section 4 of the privacy policy.
|
To perform services on behalf of ourselves, including
servicing your account and providing you customer
service and for the purposes set out in section 5 of the
privacy policy.
|
Service providers are legal or natural persons who perform
services for us or on our behalf, including for the purposes
of operating our webApp/Website and apps, assisting us to
perform business functions and operations, and fulfilling
requests by you.
This could include, and is not limited to, web hosting
providers, app hosting providers, IT systems administrators,
mailing houses, couriers, payment processors, data entry
service providers, electronic network administrators, and
professional advisors such as accountants, solicitors,
business advisors and consultants.
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We may aggregate or de-identify any personal information that we
collect in connection with our services, such that the
information is no longer personally identifiable or attributable
to you. We may use such aggregated information for our own
legitimate business purposes without restriction.
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We do not sell personal information of minors under 16 years of
age without affirmative authorization.
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What are your rights?
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The provisions of this section II apply in addition to
section 12 and section 13 of the privacy policy.
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As a California resident, you have the right:
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to request access to the personal information we have
about you;
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to request that we delete personal information about
you;
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to opt-out of our use, transfer, exchange or disclosure
(including to third parties) of personal information
about you; and
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not to be discriminated against based upon whether you
decide to opt-out.
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Annual CCPA Metrics
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The following metrics cover January 1, 2021 through
December 31, 2021.
|
Request Type
|
Total Number of Requests Received
|
Total Number of Requests Complied With In Whole
or In Part
|
Total Number of Requests Denied
|
The Median Number of Days to Substantive
Response
|
| Requests to Know |
9 |
6 |
3 |
8.14 |
| Requests to Delete |
83 |
62 |
21 |
8.54 |
| Requests to Opt-out |
9 |
9 |
0 |
8.14 |
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You have the right to request that we disclose to you what
information we collect, use, disclose, and sell. Under
California law, “sell,” “selling,”
“sale,” or “sold,” means selling,
renting, releasing, disclosing, disseminating, making
available, transferring, or otherwise communicating orally,
in writing, or by electronic or other means, a
consumer’s personal information by the business to
another business or a third party for monetary or other
valuable consideration. You also have the right to
request that a business delete any personal information
about you which we have collected about you. We do not
sell the personal information of minors under 16 years of
age without affirmative authorization.
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Please note for your protection, any request sent to us to
access or delete your personal information will be subject
to the following verification procedure: upon your
submission of a request using one of the methods described
in paragraph viii, below, we will send an email confirmation
to the email address we have on file for you requiring you
to confirm your request. When you have completed this
two-step process SkipTheQueue will verify the information
that you provide in your request against information we have
on file for you. We reserve the right to deny your
request if we cannot verify your identity. Where we
deny your request in whole or in part, we will endeavor to
inform you of the denial, provide an explanation of
our actions, and provide the reasons for the denial.
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You have the right to direct us to not “sell”
your information. To exercise this right to opt-out of the
sale of personal information, please click the
“Do Not Sell My Personal Info” link in the
footer of the App/Website and follow the instructions.
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We shall not discriminate against you for exercising any of
your above rights.
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You may designate an authorized agent to make a request to
exercise your rights on your behalf. Your authorized agent
must be able to provide to us written proof that you have
authorized the agent to act on your behalf. For your
protection, we reserve the right to deny any request from an
agent who does not submit proof that they have been
authorized to act on your behalf. We reserve the right
to deny any request from an agent if we cannot verify your
identity or the agent’s identity.
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V. Cookies and Similar Technologies
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The provisions of this section III apply in addition to
section 6 of the privacy policy.
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We will not respond to Web browser “do not
track” signals. If you would like additional
information about online tracking and various opt-out
mechanisms, please see
https://youradchoices.com/
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Because we link to social media App/Websites, and from time
to time may include third-party advertisements, other
parties may collect your personally identifiable information
about your online activities over time and across different
web App/Websites when you visit this App/Website.
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In addition, we use Google AdWords, so we are advertising
the App/Website online through a form of tracking called
remarketing, Third-party vendors, including Google, show our
ads on various App/Websites across the Internet, and use
cookies to serve you ads based on your past visits to this
App/Website. You can opt out of Google’s use of
cookies by visiting Google’s Ads Settings
https://www.google.com/settings/ads/plugin
. Alternatively, you can opt out of a third-party
vendor’s use of cookies by visiting the Network
Advertising Initiative opt-out page.
http://www.networkadvertising.org/choices/.
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Please note that not all tracking will stop even if you
delete cookies.
