Transfer of your information outside your country
Separate consent — it is not part of the terms of service.
Destination country: CANADA (province of Quebec).
Canada has comprehensive personal information protection legislation — PIPEDA for the private sector and the Privacy Act for the public sector — and a supervisory authority, the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada. Canada has held a European Union adequacy decision since 20 December 2001 and has participated in the APEC Cross-Border Privacy Rules system since 1 April 2015. The official study of Canada's regime published by Japan's Personal Information Protection Commission identifies no significant gap with respect to the eight OECD principles.
Source for the destination regime: official study on Canada published by Japan's Personal Information Protection Commission.
Our measures: encryption at rest and in transit; erasure once the purpose is met, with an erasure attestation; and above all, we keep ONLY the outcome of an identity check — never an identity document image or biometric data, which remain with the specialised provider.
Recipient Technologies Marco Prive — privacy@lifaio.com Timing and method of transfer over the network, at the time you use the service Information transferred the information described in the privacy policy Purpose of the transfer providing the service, verifying an identity, investigating an incident Retention and use period until that purpose is met, then attested erasure
You may refuse this transfer. However, our servers and database are in Canada: without this transfer we cannot provide the service, and the account cannot be opened. We would rather say so plainly than offer you a choice that is not one.
I have read the above and I consent to the transfer of my information to Canada. (required)
