Privacy Policy for Kanagawa Vision Guide
This page gives you an insight into the Privacy Practices of Kanagawa Vision Guide ('Kanagawa', 'us', 'we', or 'our'). Here we discuss and outline the types of information collected by us, its usage, sharing with third-party, users' rights and how we are dedicated to protecting it. If you need any clarification, please Contact Us.
Personal Information Collection and Use
By utilizing our services, you acquiesce to the compilation and handling of the information within this practice. Your knowledge and approval are necessary for tasks. However, the data we gather is restricted in accordance with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA).
We work with Google Analytics, a service that helps us see, collect and review information about your usage of our website including IP address, visit frequency, geography, browsing habits, device information etc. This Analysis aids us in enhancing your user experience, services and website development.
Data Handling and Storage
Abiding by legal business/regulatory requirements, we hold your data securely as long as needed. The server and backup to safeguard the database ensure contingencies over data loss. Any unidentified visits to the website would fall under statistical data and we persevere to minimize users’ Personal data.
Protection of Your Information
We duly cater to the Confidentiality, Integrity, and Availability (CIA) of data in line with industry-approved security measures. Our protective methods prevent unauthorized access, use, alteration, and disclosure to a great extent. Yet, internet hosting/communication links can't vouchsafe for complete data security.
Third –Party Sharing
We solely collaborate with the trusted Google Analytics to discern website usage. Your data is not visible to Google as identifiers remain stripped/filed away from analytics information. Even then, if our website/Google decides to alter data usage tactics, we would solicit your consent as per GDPR/CCPA.
Your Rights
- To Access: At any point, you can request access or sources of the data collected.
- To Amendments: You can study, authenticate and correct your data if found incomplete or inaccurate.
- To Deletion: 'Right to be forgotten', permits you to request for data erasure provided it’s not mandated required for legitimate goals or legal duties.
- To Objection of Processing: Certain contexts allow objections to processing your personal data. We weigh user and organizational rights/plight before proceeding.
- To Complain: For grievances on data misuse, GDPR has FIT/Adequate provisions to which we will deal in conformity.
Contact us at [email protected] for any questions. Remember, using our website we consider it as a consent to our practices, hence periodic review of this policy is recommended!