Country-Specific Privacy Information
15Country-Specific Privacy InformationLocal law may give you more rights. Contact us for country-specific information.
This page supplements our Privacy Policy. It explains how to get information about the privacy law of a particular country.
1Local law may apply
The law of the country where you live may give you rights in addition to those described in our Privacy Policy. Where such a law applies to our processing of your personal data, Equatorium honours the rights it gives you.
When we provide the Data Services to an Agency, that processing may also fall under rules that apply to public authorities in the Agency’s country. This page does not limit those rules.
2Asking for country-specific information
Email privacy@equatorium.com and tell us the country concerned. Agencies and their counsel can write to legal@equatorium.com. We will tell you:
- which data protection law applies to our processing of your data;
- the rights that law gives you and how to exercise them;
- the safeguards we use when data is transferred to or from that country; and
- the regulator you can complain to.
We respond within the time the applicable law requires. To exercise a right, you can also use the options in Your Privacy Choices.
3Complaints
You can complain to the data protection authority in the country where you live. We ask that you contact us first at privacy@equatorium.com, so we can try to resolve the issue.
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