Information Collection and Utilization: Spring Web gathers user data to deliver and enhance its services. This data may include personal identifiers like names and email addresses, purchase history, and browsing activities. This information is used for customizing user experiences and conducting analytical evaluations.
Sharing of Personal Data: Spring Web may disclose personal information to third-party entities for operational needs. These entities might include affiliates, service providers, analytics services, marketing partners, and social media platforms. Such sharing is done to ensure the seamless functioning of services and to support business strategies.
Transfer and Sale of Data: Under certain conditions, Spring Web may transfer or share personal data to third parties, potentially including online advertising networks and business collaborators. Users have the right to request that their data is not sold or shared, in accordance with relevant privacy laws.
User Privacy Rights: Users of Spring Web have specific rights regarding their personal information:
Access Rights: Users can request a summary of the data that Spring Web holds, including the nature of the data and the reasons for its collection.
Deletion Rights: Users can ask for the deletion of their personal data, subject to legal and service-related exceptions.
Opt-Out Rights: Users can choose not to have their data sold or shared for advertising purposes.
Correction Rights: Users can request corrections to any inaccurate personal information that Spring Web holds.
Data Storage and International Transfers: All user data is stored in secure data facilities within the United States. Spring Web employs third-party service providers who are contractually obligated to maintain data privacy and security. For international data transfers, Spring Web adheres to frameworks like the EU-U.S. Data Privacy Framework to ensure compliance.
Contacting Spring Web: For any questions or concerns related to privacy or to exercise any of the rights mentioned, users can reach out to Spring Web’s privacy team via the contact details provided on their website.
