Privacy Policy

INTRODUCTION

Vinsify (the “Company”) respects your (“You” and “Your”) privacy. This “Privacy Policy” describes how the Company collects, uses, maintains, discloses, and protects Personal Information (defined below), as well as the rights and choices You have regarding Your Personal Information, including how You can access and update Your Personal Information. This Privacy Policy was last amended 11/05/2023. “Personal Information” is information that identifies You or could be combined by the Company or the Company’s services providers or affiliates with other information to identify You. By accessing or using the Company’s website located at www.vinsify.com (the “Website”) or any content on or through the Website, You signify Your consent to the terms of this Privacy Policy and Your intent to be legally bound by them. If You do not agree with any terms of this Privacy Policy, please do not access or use the Website or any content on or through the Website, or otherwise submit any Personal Information to the Company.

TYPES OF PERSONAL INFORMATION COLLECTED

The Personal Information the Company collects about You will depend on the manner in which You access or use the Website or any content on or through the Website and may include: 

▪ Your name, age, or contact information, such as Your mailing address, telephone number, or email address, or other similar information associated with You; 

▪ Your location, time-zone setting, network information, device type, browser type and version, browser plug-in types and version, operating system and platform, language, standard web log data, and IP address used to connect Your computer to the Internet or other similar identifier, or the equipment You use to access or use the Website and usage details; 

▪ Data on the pages, services, or content You access or use on or through the Website, including the amount of time You spend on certain pages, products or services You viewed or searched for, clickstreams to, through, and from the Website, page response times, downloads and download errors, page interactions, or methods used to browse away from the Website; 

▪ Billing or account information, if applicable; and

 ▪ Any other Personal Information that You choose to submit to us.

The Website and any content provided on or through the Website is not directed to any person who is not the legal age of majority under applicable law. The Company will not knowingly collect Personal Information from any person who is not the legal age of majority under applicable law.

METHODS FOR COLLECTING PERSONAL INFORMATION

The Company takes steps to ensure that any Personal Information we collect about You is adequate for, relevant to, and not excessive for the uses of such Personal Information, as described by this Privacy Policy.

Information Provided to the Company by You

Personal Information the Company collects from You on or through the Website and as a result of Your access to or use of the Website or any content on or through the Website may include Personal Information You provide the Company directly, for example by: 

▪ submitting, posting, publishing, displaying, or otherwise transmitting user generated content;

 ▪ filling in forms, making search queries, or corresponding with the Company on or through the Website, or otherwise communicating with the Company by any means including by phone, email, or other electronic messaging; or

▪ if applicable or available through or on the Website: creating or registering for an account; subscribing, purchasing, or requesting information on a service or product; entering a contest or promotion; or otherwise engaging with the Company through interaction points that might exist from time-to-time between You and the Company.

Information Collected by the Company Through Technological Means

The Company may also use cookies or other technological collection methods to

1.Cookies

If your website or application uses cookies or other tracking technologies, you should disclose this in your privacy policy. You may want to explain what types of cookies you use, why you use them, and how users can control them.

2 .Security

You should describe the security measures you have in place to protect users' personal information. This could include things like encryption, firewalls, and regular data backups.

3. Data retention

You should explain how long you plan to keep users' personal information, and why. If you have a specific retention policy, you should outline it in detail.

4.User rights

You should explain what rights users have with respect to their personal information. This could include the right to access, correct, or delete their data, as well as the right to opt-out of certain data collection activities.

5.Changes to the policy

You should explain how you will notify users of any changes to your privacy policy, and when those changes will take effect.

Remember, this is just a starting point for your privacy policy. Depending on the nature of your business and the data you collect, you may need to include additional information or modify some of the sections above. If you have any doubts, it's always best to consult with a legal professional to ensure that your privacy policy complies with all applicable laws and regulations.