Pary App Privacy Policy

1. Introduction

1.1. Purpose

This Privacy Policy details the data collection, storage practices, user rights, and contact information for privacy inquiries related to the use of the Pary App, a mobile application aimed at helping users create, locate, and participate in private and public parties (events). The Pary App allows users to charge for entry and consumables. By using the Pary App, you agree to this Privacy Policy.

2. Personal Information Collected

2.1. Types of Information Collected

Pary App collects personal and non-personal information from users, including but not limited to, names, email addresses, phone numbers, payment information, device identification information, IP addresses, and location data.

2.2. Collection Methods

The Pary App collects information through registration, interaction with the app, transactions, user-generated content, and other means to provide better service and enhance user experience.

3. Data Utilization

3.1. Use of Collected Data

Pary App may use collected data to create and optimize events, offer personalized content, enable transactions, send marketing communications, respond to user inquiries, and comply with legal requirements.

3.2. Disclosure of Information

Pary App may share gathered data with third-party service providers, partners, and affiliates for purposes consistent with this Privacy Policy. Information may also be shared in response to court orders, subpoenas, or law enforcement requests.

4. User Rights

4.1. Access and Control of Personal Data

Users of the Pary App have the right to access, modify, or delete their personal data at any time. To exercise these rights, users may send a request through the contact details provided in Section 8 of this Privacy Policy.

4.2. Consent for Data Processing

By using the Pary App, users grant consent for the collection, processing, storage, and the transfer of personal data, as stipulated in this Privacy Policy.

5. Data Security

5.1. Data Protection Measures

Pary App implements appropriate technical and organizational measures, including encryption and secure servers, to safeguard the integrity and confidentiality of users' personal data. However, no method of transmission or storage can guarantee absolute security.

5.2. Breach Notification

In case of a data breach, Pary App will notify affected users and competent authorities within the timeframe required by Chilean law.

6. International Data Transfers

6.1. Cross-border Data Processing

Pary App may transfer personal data to third-party service providers, partners, or affiliates located outside Chile. By using the Pary App, the user consents to such cross-border transfers.

6.2. Compliance with Local Laws

Pary App ensures that data transfers comply with Chilean law and that recipients adhere to data protection standards equivalent to those set forth in this Privacy Policy.

7. Updates to Privacy Policy

7.1. Modification of Policy

Pary App reserves the right to update this Privacy Policy at any time. Changes will be effective immediately upon posting the updated policy on the Pary App and/or notifying users via email or in-app notification.

7.2. User Acceptance

Continued use of the Pary App after any updates to the Privacy Policy constitutes acceptance of the changes. If a user does not agree with the modifications, they must discontinue using the Pary App.

8. Contact Information

8.1. Privacy Inquiries

For any questions or concerns regarding this Privacy Policy or data protection matters, users may contact Pary App through the following email address: [email protected], or at Pary App's headquarters located at Casablanca 2453, San Joaquín, Santiago de Chile.

9. Governing Law

9.1. Chilean Law Compliance

This Privacy Policy, the rights and obligations of the users of the Pary App, and the relationship between both parties shall be governed by and interpreted in accordance with the laws of Chile.

9.2. Jurisdiction

Any disputes arising from or related to this Privacy Policy or the use of the Pary App shall be resolved exclusively by competent courts located within Chilean territory.