KOLLOSSOL TECHNOLOGIES, LLC
PRIVACY POLICY
Effective Date: September 5, 2026
1. Introduction
Kollossol Technologies, LLC (“Kollossol,” “we,” “us,” or “our”) is an independent software development company based in the United States. We design and develop software applications, digital tools, websites, and related technology services.
This Privacy Policy explains how Kollossol Technologies, LLC handles personal information in connection with our corporate website, communications, customer and technical support, business relationships, privacy requests, and other interactions with Kollossol as a company.
Individual Kollossol applications may have separate privacy policies that describe the specific data practices, permissions, storage architecture, integrations, security controls, and user choices associated with those products. Those product-specific policies supplement this Privacy Policy. Where a product-specific privacy policy provides more specific or more protective treatment of information associated with that product, the product-specific commitment governs that processing.
Privacy considerations influence how Kollossol designs software. Where practical, we favor offline-first and local-first systems that allow information to remain on a user's device rather than requiring it to be transmitted to or stored by Kollossol. We seek to avoid collecting or retaining information when possession of that information is not reasonably necessary to provide a product, service, security function, or business operation.
This approach does not mean that every Kollossol product operates entirely offline or that no third-party infrastructure is ever used. Some functionality necessarily involves networks, application marketplaces, infrastructure providers, external APIs, databases, email systems, payment services, or other third parties. Where those systems materially affect a product's handling of personal information, the applicable product-specific privacy policy will provide additional information.
2. Scope of This Privacy Policy
This Privacy Policy applies to personal information processed by Kollossol Technologies, LLC in connection with our corporate operations. This may include information submitted through our website, contact forms, email communications, customer or technical support interactions, privacy inquiries, legal or compliance communications, commercial transactions, vendor relationships, and similar business activities.
This Privacy Policy does not mean that Kollossol receives or controls every piece of information entered into a Kollossol application. Some applications are designed to process and store information locally on a user's device. When information remains exclusively on a user's device and is not transmitted to Kollossol or to a service acting on Kollossol's behalf, Kollossol does not possess that information.
As a result, Kollossol may be technically unable to access, retrieve, modify, export, recover, disclose, or delete information that exists solely on a user's device. Where applicable, product-specific documentation will explain the controls available to users for managing locally stored information.
3. Privacy and Data-Minimization Principles
Kollossol seeks to collect only information that serves an identifiable purpose. The fact that information could technically be collected does not, by itself, establish a reason to collect it.
Where a function can reasonably be performed on a user's device without transferring information to Kollossol, local processing may be preferred. Where information must be transmitted, we seek to limit the information involved to what is reasonably necessary for the applicable function.
Kollossol does not sell personal information. We do not operate as a data broker and do not collect customer information for the purpose of selling customer profiles or personal information to third parties.
Kollossol does not currently use personal information for cross-context behavioral advertising or to create advertising profiles based on a user's activities across unrelated services.
We also seek to minimize access to information after it has been collected. Personal information should be accessible only where access serves an appropriate business, technical, security, support, compliance, or legal purpose.
These principles guide our practices but do not replace the more specific disclosures contained in this Policy or the privacy policy applicable to an individual Kollossol product.
4. Information We May Collect
The personal information Kollossol receives depends on how an individual interacts with us.
When you contact Kollossol through email, a contact form, support request, privacy request, or other communication, we may receive your name, email address, company or organization, information identifying the product or service involved, and whatever additional information you choose to provide.
Messages may contain technical details, screenshots, attachments, diagnostic information, account-related information, or other content supplied voluntarily by the sender. We encourage users not to send passwords, private encryption keys, recovery credentials, authentication codes, cryptographic secrets, or other highly sensitive credentials unless a specific and appropriately secured support procedure expressly requires them.
When you access our website or network-connected services, the infrastructure providers supporting those services may process technical information necessary to deliver, secure, troubleshoot, and protect the service. Depending on the provider and service involved, this may include information such as Internet Protocol addresses, request timestamps, browser or device information, requested resources, authentication events, security events, network information, error information, or similar operational metadata.
Kollossol does not currently operate a general product-usage analytics program at the parent-company level. Individual products will disclose any telemetry, analytics, crash reporting, diagnostics, or similar collection that they use, if applicable.
When an individual purchases a Kollossol product or service through an application marketplace, payment processor, or other commercial platform, that provider may process payment credentials and other transaction information. Kollossol seeks to avoid directly receiving complete payment-card credentials where payment can instead be processed by a qualified third-party provider. Kollossol may nevertheless receive transaction-related information supplied by the platform, such as the purchased product, transaction identifier, transaction status, date, amount, currency, or limited customer information.
Kollossol may also receive ordinary business information concerning vendors, contractors, professional advisors, prospective business partners, developers, or others with whom the company conducts business.
The categories of personal information Kollossol may process therefore include identifiers and contact information, communications and user-submitted content, commercial or transaction information, professional or business information, and limited device, network, and operational information.
5. Information Processed Within Kollossol Applications
Information stored or processed within a Kollossol application is not necessarily transmitted to Kollossol Technologies, LLC.
Some Kollossol products are designed around offline-first or local-first architectures in which application records remain on the user's device. Depending upon the product, locally stored information may be protected using operating-system security controls, application-level encryption, authenticated encryption, cryptographic key management, hardware-backed security facilities, access controls, or other protections.
Security architecture varies between products. Kollossol will not represent information as end-to-end encrypted, zero-knowledge, hardware-backed, locally encrypted, protected by a particular cryptographic algorithm, or subject to another specific technical safeguard unless that representation accurately describes the applicable product.
The product-specific privacy policy or security documentation may therefore provide substantially more technical detail than this corporate Privacy Policy.
Where information remains exclusively on the user's device, Kollossol ordinarily cannot access that information and cannot recover information or credentials that the applicable product was deliberately designed to place outside Kollossol's control.
6. How We Use Personal Information
Kollossol may use personal information to respond to communications; provide customer or technical support; operate, maintain, and secure our website and systems; investigate technical issues; prevent fraud, abuse, or security threats; administer transactions or licensing where applicable; communicate about products or services requested by an individual; respond to privacy, legal, regulatory, or compliance requests; maintain appropriate corporate records; comply with applicable law; establish, exercise, or defend legal rights; and improve the reliability, security, privacy, accessibility, or usability of our products.
We seek to use personal information consistently with the purpose for which it was collected or another purpose permitted by applicable law.
Where applicable law requires a legal basis for processing, that basis may include performance of a contract, steps taken at an individual's request before entering a contract, compliance with a legal obligation, legitimate interests in appropriately operating and securing Kollossol and its products, protection of vital interests, consent, or another basis authorized by law.
Where processing depends upon consent, that consent may be withdrawn as provided by applicable law. Withdrawal of consent does not generally affect processing that was lawful before the withdrawal occurred.
7. Sensitive Personal Information
Kollossol seeks to avoid collecting sensitive personal information when it is not necessary for the relevant purpose.
Depending upon applicable law, sensitive personal information may include financial account credentials, government identification numbers, precise geolocation, health information, biometric information, genetic information, racial or ethnic origin, religious or philosophical beliefs, sexual orientation, information concerning minors, authentication credentials, or other specially protected categories of information.
A Kollossol application may permit a user to store information that could be considered sensitive without that information ever being transmitted to Kollossol. Local storage of sensitive information within an application does not, by itself, mean that Kollossol possesses or processes that information.
Where Kollossol itself receives sensitive personal information, we seek to limit collection, access, use, and retention to what is reasonably necessary for the relevant purpose and to provide protections appropriate to the sensitivity of the information.
8. Service Providers and Third Parties
Kollossol relies on third-party service providers for certain business and technical functions. These may include website and infrastructure hosting, cybersecurity and traffic protection, email services, database infrastructure, application marketplaces, payment processing, software-development infrastructure, professional services, and similar operational functions.
These providers may process information on Kollossol's behalf or generate operational records as part of providing their services. Certain records generated within a service provider's infrastructure may be subject to that provider's own technical architecture, contractual commitments, legal requirements, security practices, and retention processes.
Kollossol uses service providers for defined operational purposes and seeks to limit the personal information made available to them to what is reasonably necessary to provide those services, subject to applicable contractual and legal protections.
Depending on the service involved, categories of information made available to service providers may include contact information, communications, transaction-related information, technical or device information, network information, and operational metadata necessary to provide, secure, troubleshoot, or administer the service.
Where reasonably practicable, Kollossol seeks to select providers whose security and privacy practices are appropriate to the nature of the information involved.
Third-party services that users independently choose to connect to a Kollossol product may have their own privacy practices. When information is transmitted to an independent third party at the user's direction, that third party's privacy policy and terms may also apply.
9. Data Sharing and Disclosure
Kollossol does not sell personal information.
We may disclose personal information to service providers when reasonably necessary for them to provide services on our behalf or support the operation of our products and business.
We may also disclose information where reasonably necessary to comply with applicable law, valid legal process, court orders, regulatory requirements, or lawful governmental requests; to investigate or prevent fraud, abuse, or security incidents; to protect the rights, property, security, or safety of Kollossol, our users, or others; or to establish, exercise, or defend legal claims.
If Kollossol becomes involved in a merger, acquisition, restructuring, financing, bankruptcy, sale of assets, or similar corporate transaction, information legitimately held by Kollossol may be transferred or disclosed as part of that transaction subject to applicable law and appropriate protections.
Kollossol cannot disclose information that it does not possess or control. Where an application is designed so that particular information remains solely on a user's device and is inaccessible to Kollossol, Kollossol cannot produce that information in response to a request directed to Kollossol.
10. Website Technologies, Cookies, and Security
Kollossol seeks to minimize unnecessary tracking on its corporate website.
Our website and its infrastructure providers may use technologies necessary to deliver pages, maintain security, prevent abuse, manage traffic, remember essential preferences, verify legitimate users, or perform other functions necessary for reliable website operation.
Security and abuse-prevention technologies may process limited browser, device, and network signals, such as Internet Protocol address, user agent, browser characteristics, device or operating-system information, and similar technical information necessary to distinguish legitimate traffic from automated, malicious, or abusive activity.
Kollossol does not currently intend the corporate website to function as a behavioral advertising or profiling system.
If Kollossol introduces non-essential cookies, analytics technologies, advertising technologies, or other tracking mechanisms that require additional disclosure or consent under applicable law, we will update our disclosures and provide appropriate user controls where required.
11. Data Retention
Kollossol retains personal information only for as long as reasonably necessary for the purpose for which it was collected, to satisfy legitimate operational or security requirements, or to comply with applicable law. Where information is processed through a service provider, certain operational records may also be retained according to that provider's applicable service and retention practices.
Information that remains exclusively on a user's device and is never received by Kollossol has no Kollossol retention period because Kollossol does not possess that information.
When information is no longer reasonably necessary for its applicable purpose and no legal or legitimate operational reason requires continued retention, Kollossol may delete, destroy, anonymize, or otherwise remove the information from ordinary use.
Certain information may need to be retained for longer periods when required for tax, accounting, contractual, security, regulatory, dispute-resolution, fraud-prevention, legal, or other legitimate purposes.
Information may also persist temporarily in backups, security records, or service-provider systems after deletion from an active system. Such information may remain subject to the applicable backup rotation, technical deletion processes, or retention obligations of the system involved.
Kollossol does not retain personal information merely because continued retention is technically possible.
12. Security and Data Protection
Kollossol uses administrative, technical, organizational, and physical safeguards appropriate to the nature and sensitivity of the information being protected and the reasonably foreseeable risks associated with its processing.
Our approach to security begins with data minimization. Information that Kollossol never receives cannot be exposed through compromise of a Kollossol-controlled database or account.
Depending upon the system or product involved, protections may include encryption in transit, encryption at rest, application-level encryption, authenticated encryption, cryptographic key separation, password-based key derivation, hardware-backed security, access controls, authentication mechanisms, least-privilege permissions, secure software-development practices, dependency review, infrastructure protections, backup safeguards, security monitoring, and incident-response procedures.
The exact security controls and cryptographic mechanisms differ by product and infrastructure component. Product-specific documentation may therefore describe particular encryption methods, algorithms, key-management systems, or platform security facilities where doing so accurately reflects the implemented system.
No software system, network, device, cryptographic system, or security procedure can guarantee absolute protection against every possible vulnerability, attack, hardware failure, human error, or future security threat. Kollossol therefore treats security as an ongoing engineering and risk-management responsibility rather than representing any system as impossible to compromise.
13. Privacy by Design
Kollossol considers privacy implications during product development and technical decision-making where reasonably practicable.
When evaluating features that involve personal information, relevant considerations may include whether the information needs to be collected at all, whether processing can occur locally, whether less information can serve the same purpose, whether identifiable information is necessary, which parties would gain access to the information, how information will be protected, how long it needs to exist, and how users can exercise control over it.
Avoiding unnecessary data custody is itself a security and privacy measure. Information that Kollossol does not collect cannot be improperly retained, inadvertently exposed by Kollossol, or disclosed from Kollossol's custody.
This principle does not prevent Kollossol from building network-connected functionality where connectivity is appropriate to the purpose of a product. Instead, it means that network transmission and centralized storage should have a reason tied to the functionality being provided.
14. Artificial Intelligence and Automated Processing
Kollossol may develop software containing algorithms, machine-learning systems, artificial-intelligence-assisted functionality, or other forms of automated processing.
The presence of an artificial-intelligence feature does not necessarily mean that user information is transmitted to Kollossol or to an external artificial-intelligence provider. Some processing may occur locally or may operate on information that is not personally identifiable.
Where an individual product sends personal information to an external artificial-intelligence or machine-learning provider, the applicable product-specific privacy policy should identify that processing where required and explain the relevant data flow.
Kollossol does not currently use solely automated processing at the corporate level to make decisions about individuals that produce legal or similarly significant effects.
If that practice materially changes, this Policy or the applicable product-specific policy will be updated as required by law.
15. Your Privacy Rights
Depending upon where you live, the nature of your relationship with Kollossol, and the law applicable to the processing, you may have legal rights concerning personal information Kollossol possesses about you.
These rights may include obtaining confirmation that personal information is being processed, requesting access to that information, correcting inaccurate information, requesting deletion, obtaining a portable copy of certain information, restricting or objecting to certain processing, withdrawing consent, opting out of certain sales or sharing of personal information, limiting certain uses of sensitive personal information, objecting to certain profiling or targeted advertising practices, and lodging a complaint with an appropriate privacy or data-protection authority.
Kollossol will not unlawfully discriminate against an individual because that individual exercised a legally protected privacy right.
Privacy rights are subject to applicable statutory limitations and exceptions. Kollossol may, for example, retain information when necessary to comply with law, complete a transaction, detect or prevent fraud, protect security, establish or defend legal rights, or fulfill another legally recognized purpose.
Where information exists solely on a user's device and Kollossol does not possess or control it, Kollossol cannot provide or delete that information through a corporate privacy request. Applicable product controls may instead allow the user to manage the information locally.
16. How to Exercise Your Privacy Rights
Questions about this Privacy Policy and requests to exercise applicable privacy rights may be submitted to:
privacy@kollossol.com
Privacy requests may also be submitted through the Privacy Request form available on the Kollossol Technologies website once that form is made available.
A request should describe the right being exercised and provide enough information for Kollossol to reasonably identify the records or interaction involved.
Kollossol may need to verify an individual's identity before disclosing, correcting, deleting, or otherwise acting upon personal information. Verification procedures will be designed to be reasonably proportionate to the sensitivity of the information and the risks associated with the request.
Where applicable law permits an authorized agent to submit a request on behalf of another person, Kollossol may request appropriate evidence of that authority and may perform additional verification where permitted.
Kollossol will respond within the timeframe required by the law applicable to the request. Where a law provides a right to appeal Kollossol's decision concerning a privacy request, information about the applicable appeal procedure will be provided as required.
Individuals may also have the right to contact a data-protection, privacy, or regulatory authority in their jurisdiction.
17. European Economic Area and European Privacy Rights
Where the European Union General Data Protection Regulation (“GDPR”) or another applicable European data-protection law governs Kollossol's processing, Kollossol will process personal data according to the obligations applicable to its role and activities.
Depending upon the circumstances, the lawful basis for processing may include contractual necessity, compliance with a legal obligation, legitimate interests, consent, vital interests, or another lawful basis recognized by applicable law.
Individuals covered by the GDPR may have rights concerning access, rectification, erasure, restriction of processing, data portability, objection, withdrawal of consent, and complaints to an appropriate supervisory authority. Applicable law may also provide protections concerning certain automated decisions.
Where Kollossol relies upon legitimate interests, those interests may include appropriately operating and securing our products and website, preventing abuse, providing requested communications and support, protecting legal rights, and improving the safety and reliability of our systems. Kollossol will consider applicable individual rights and interests when relying on that basis.
18. California Privacy Rights
Where the California Consumer Privacy Act, as amended by the California Privacy Rights Act (“CCPA”), applies to Kollossol, California residents may have rights concerning the personal information covered by that law.
These may include rights to know or access personal information, request deletion, correct inaccurate information, obtain information concerning data practices, opt out of the sale or sharing of personal information, limit certain uses or disclosures of sensitive personal information, and exercise those rights without unlawful discrimination.
Where applicable, California residents may also have rights concerning access to and opt-out from certain uses of automated decision-making technology.
Kollossol does not sell personal information and does not currently share personal information for cross-context behavioral advertising.
Where a legally recognized universal opt-out mechanism, such as a Global Privacy Control signal, applies to a particular processing activity, Kollossol will honor the mechanism as required by applicable law.
Nothing in this section is intended to state that Kollossol is subject to the CCPA where the statute's applicability requirements are not satisfied. Where it applies, Kollossol will provide the rights and protections required by the law.
19. Iowa and Other United States Privacy Laws
Kollossol is based in Iowa and recognizes that privacy obligations may arise under state and federal law.
Where the Iowa Consumer Data Protection Act applies, Iowa consumers may have rights including confirmation of whether personal data is being processed, access to personal data, deletion of personal data provided by the consumer, portability of certain personal data, the ability to opt out of the sale of personal data, and the right to appeal certain decisions regarding privacy requests, subject to the requirements and limitations of applicable law.
Other United States state privacy laws may provide additional rights, including correction of inaccurate information, broader deletion rights, rights concerning targeted advertising, profiling, sensitive personal information, consent, universal opt-out signals, or other privacy protections.
Kollossol's commitment not to sell customer personal information applies independently of whether a particular state statute would otherwise require Kollossol to offer a statutory sale opt-out.
Because state privacy statutes have different applicability thresholds, definitions, exemptions, and requirements, this Privacy Policy should not be interpreted to mean that every state privacy statute applies to every Kollossol product or activity.
20. Canada
Where Canada's Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (“PIPEDA”) or applicable provincial privacy legislation governs Kollossol's activities, Kollossol will handle personal information consistently with the obligations applicable to that processing.
These obligations may include accountability, identification of processing purposes, meaningful consent where required, limiting collection, limiting use and disclosure, appropriate retention, accuracy, safeguards, openness, individual access, and processes for addressing privacy concerns.
Canadian individuals may use privacy@kollossol.com to request access, correction, information concerning Kollossol's practices, or other rights available under applicable Canadian privacy law.
21. International Data Transfers
Kollossol Technologies, LLC is based in the United States. Information transmitted to Kollossol may therefore be processed in the United States or another jurisdiction in which an authorized service provider operates.
Privacy and data-protection laws differ among jurisdictions. Where applicable law restricts international transfers of personal information, Kollossol will use an appropriate transfer mechanism or safeguard where required.
For personal data subject to the GDPR, applicable mechanisms may include an adequacy decision, the European Commission's Standard Contractual Clauses, or another transfer mechanism recognized by European law. Appropriate supplementary technical, contractual, or organizational safeguards may be used where required.
For transfers governed by United Kingdom privacy law, Kollossol may use transfer mechanisms recognized under applicable UK law.
Other jurisdictions may provide their own requirements concerning cross-border processing, contractual safeguards, consent, or accountability, which Kollossol will address where applicable.
Local-first processing may reduce the amount of information subject to international transfer. Information that remains exclusively on a user's device is not transferred to Kollossol merely because that user is located outside the United States.
22. Children and Minors
Kollossol's corporate website and general corporate services are not directed to children under 13 years of age.
Kollossol does not knowingly collect personal information online from children under 13 in circumstances in which the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (“COPPA”) requires verifiable parental consent without obtaining the authorization required by law.
Other jurisdictions may establish different age thresholds or additional protections for minors. If a Kollossol product is specifically designed for minors or materially involves processing personal information concerning minors, the applicable product-specific privacy policy and product design will address those requirements.
If Kollossol learns that personal information has been collected from a child in violation of applicable law, we will take reasonable steps to remove the information or otherwise address the collection as required.
A parent or legal guardian who believes a child has improperly provided personal information directly to Kollossol may contact privacy@kollossol.com.
23. Law Enforcement and Government Requests
Kollossol may receive requests for information from courts, regulators, law-enforcement agencies, or other governmental authorities.
Kollossol will evaluate such requests according to applicable law and may require valid legal process before disclosing information. Where legally permitted and appropriate, Kollossol may challenge requests that appear invalid, improperly issued, or inconsistent with applicable legal protections.
Kollossol can disclose only information that it possesses or controls. If information remains exclusively on a user's device and Kollossol has no technical means to access it, receiving legal process does not create technical access that Kollossol did not previously possess.
Nothing in this section prevents Kollossol from complying with valid legal obligations or taking lawful action reasonably necessary to protect individuals from serious threats to safety.
24. Security Incidents and Data Breaches
If Kollossol becomes aware of a security incident involving personal information within our custody or control, we will investigate and respond according to the nature of the incident and applicable legal requirements.
Response measures may include containment, investigation, remediation, preservation of relevant evidence, credential or key rotation where appropriate, evaluation of affected information, corrective engineering, and review of the circumstances that contributed to the incident.
Where required by law, Kollossol will notify affected individuals, regulators, supervisory authorities, or other appropriate parties within applicable notification periods.
Security incidents may also result in changes to software, infrastructure, internal procedures, or privacy practices when those changes are reasonably appropriate to reduce similar risks.
25. De-Identified and Aggregated Information
Kollossol may use information that has been appropriately aggregated or de-identified so that it can no longer reasonably be associated with an identifiable individual.
Such information may be used for purposes including reliability analysis, software improvement, research, security analysis, product planning, testing, or other lawful activities.
Where applicable privacy law imposes requirements concerning maintenance of information in de-identified form, Kollossol will follow those requirements and will not attempt to re-identify the information except where legally permitted, such as when testing whether de-identification safeguards are effective.
26. Communications
When you contact Kollossol or request support, information, or services from us, we may use the contact information you provide to respond.
Communications relating to support, transactions, privacy requests, security matters, legal issues, product operation, or other requested services are considered operational communications and may continue when reasonably necessary to address the relevant matter.
If Kollossol introduces promotional email programs or other marketing communications, legally required unsubscribe or consent mechanisms will be provided.
Opting out of promotional communications will not prevent Kollossol from sending communications reasonably necessary to complete transactions, respond to requests, provide requested services, address security concerns, or satisfy legal obligations.
27. Changes to Our Privacy Practices
Kollossol may change its products, infrastructure, integrations, vendors, or business operations over time. Privacy considerations should be reviewed when those changes materially affect how personal information is processed.
Where practical, significant new features involving personal information should be evaluated for data-minimization opportunities, local processing, security risks, third-party dependencies, retention requirements, user controls, and applicable legal obligations.
Kollossol seeks to keep public privacy documentation aligned with the systems that actually exist. Privacy documentation should therefore be updated when technical or operational changes make existing descriptions materially inaccurate.
28. Changes to This Privacy Policy
Kollossol may update this Privacy Policy to reflect changes in our products, business operations, technical architecture, service providers, security practices, legal obligations, or privacy practices.
When this Policy is changed, the revised version will display an updated effective or revision date.
If a material change would significantly alter how personal information already collected by Kollossol is used or disclosed, Kollossol will provide additional notice or obtain consent where required by applicable law.
Kollossol does not intend revisions to this Privacy Policy to serve as a mechanism for silently converting previously collected information to materially unrelated uses.
29. Product-Specific Privacy Policies
Individual Kollossol products may maintain separate privacy policies appropriate to their functionality and technical architecture.
Those policies may address matters including local databases, device permissions, encryption, cryptographic key management, authentication, cloud services, synchronization, third-party integrations, telemetry, crash reporting, artificial intelligence, health or fitness information, communications information, credentials, secure files, location information, backups, imports, exports, recovery systems, and product-specific deletion controls.
This corporate Privacy Policy establishes Kollossol's general privacy framework. Product-specific policies provide the technical and operational detail necessary to accurately describe an individual product.
Where a product-specific policy expressly provides greater privacy protection or a more restrictive treatment of information than this corporate Privacy Policy, Kollossol will honor that more protective product-specific commitment for that product.
30. Applicable Privacy Laws
Kollossol intends its privacy practices to operate consistently with privacy and data-protection laws applicable to its activities.
Depending upon the circumstances, these laws may include the European Union General Data Protection Regulation, United Kingdom privacy law, the California Consumer Privacy Act as amended, Canada's Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act and applicable provincial laws, the Iowa Consumer Data Protection Act, the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act, and other applicable United States or international privacy legislation.
The applicability of a particular privacy law may depend on jurisdiction, business activity, statutory thresholds, categories of information, type of processing, relationship with the individual, and statutory exemptions.
Nothing in this Privacy Policy is intended to waive rights that cannot lawfully be waived or to limit privacy protections provided by applicable law.
Where applicable law provides individuals with greater rights than those described in this Policy, Kollossol will provide the rights required by that law.
31. Contact Kollossol Technologies
Questions, concerns, complaints, or requests relating to this Privacy Policy or Kollossol's handling of personal information may be directed to:
Kollossol Technologies, LLC
Privacy
privacy@kollossol.com
When submitting a privacy request, please avoid sending passwords, private encryption keys, authentication codes, recovery credentials, or other secrets unless a specifically authorized secure procedure requires that information.
General product support, business inquiries, and other communications may be directed through the appropriate Kollossol contact channels identified on our website or within the applicable product.
32. Closing Privacy Commitment
Kollossol believes that responsible data protection begins before information is collected.
Where information does not need to be collected, we seek to avoid collecting it. Where processing can reasonably remain on a user's device, we consider local processing. Where information must be collected or transmitted, we seek to limit that processing to an identifiable purpose, use appropriate safeguards, restrict unnecessary access, and avoid retaining the information indefinitely.
Our privacy practices will continue to develop alongside our products, security capabilities, legal obligations, infrastructure, and understanding of responsible software design.
The objective of this Privacy Policy is not to make broad claims about privacy that our technology cannot substantiate. It is to describe the practices and principles that govern Kollossol Technologies, LLC and to provide users with understandable information about what happens to personal information when they interact with our company.