Thank you for choosing Dummy client Power Systems Inc. for your energy needs. We value your privacy and are committed to maintaining the security of your information. This Privacy Policy outlines how we collect, use, and protect your personal and financial data. By using our services, you agree to the terms outlined herein.
1. Information We Collect:
- Personal Information: We may collect your name, address, contact information, and identification documents.
- Financial Information: Financial data, such as credit card information, is collected for payment processing.
- Location Information: GPS technology is used to collect location data for efficient Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) management.
2. Use of Information:
- Information is used for service provision, payment processing, and BESS management.
- GPS data aids in tracking the location of BESS for operational efficiency.
3. Cookies:
- We do not currently use cookies. Any future use will be accompanied by a Cookies Notice.
4. Purpose of Processing Your Data and Lawful Basis:
- Processing is based on legitimate interests, contractual obligations, consent, and legal obligations.
- Examples include administration, service development, marketing, and fraud prevention.
5. Your Rights as a Data Subject:
- You have rights to access, rectify, restrict processing, object to processing for marketing, data portability, erasure, withdrawal of consent, and lodging complaints.
6. Who We Share Your Data With:
- Data may be shared with subsidiaries, payment processors, and entities providing specific services.
- Legal and regulatory authorities may receive data as required by law.
7. Retention of Your Data:
- Data is retained for necessary durations, complying with legal obligations and resolving disputes.
8. How Your Data Is Stored:
- Data is stored on AWS servers with physical, technical, and administrative security measures.
9. International Transfer of Data
In pursuit of the objectives outlined in this Notice, Dummy client Power Systems Inc. may transfer your data to countries that might not provide an adequate level of protection or lack sufficient regulations according to the National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA).