ABMR Holdings Pte Ltd (“ABMR”) provides this Privacy Policy to inform you of our policies and procedures regarding the collection, use and
disclosure of Personally Identifiable Information that we may obtain through the use of the Lens and access to
www.lensapp.co.in, referred to as the “website”. The use of information provided through our Platform is limited to the purpose of providing you the
service for which the customer is using the Lens. By using our Site and Applications you acknowledge that you have reviewed and
agree to the terms of this Privacy Policy. If you have questions or concerns regarding this Privacy Policy, please contact us at
plugapp2022@gmail.com.
This Privacy Policy may be updated from time to time to reflect new technologies, your needs, and business developments. You are advised to consult
this Privacy Policy regularly for any changes.
Please take a few minutes to read this Privacy Policy, so that you understand what data we collect, what we do with it and why, how we protect it
and what are your rights in relation to this data. In general, we collect data that allows us to provide you with an optimal experience while using
our Services. This includes, for example, some basic benefits like allowing other users to see the name and picture you choose to show and the more
advanced ones, like processing your registration and financial data to allow you to purchase our paid solutions, if you choose to use them. It also
helps us to keep our Services clear of fraud and spam, and it allows us to get a unique understanding of what additional services may be useful to
you, in addition to other purposes outlined in this Privacy Policy.
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Personally Identifiable Information
We define personally identifiable information (or "PII") as "information that can be used to uniquely identify, contact, or locate a
single person or can be used with other sources to uniquely identify a single individual." e. g. name, address, social security number, e-mail
address etc. This is the common industry definition used by most Internet companies. Information that is collected by various Internet companies,
but which does not qualify as PII is called "non-PII."
Certain Non-Personally Identifiable Information would be considered a part of your Personally Identifiable Information if it were combined with
other identifiers (for example, combining your zip or PIN code with your street address) in a way that enables you to be identified. However, the
same pieces of information are considered Non-Personally Identifiable Information when they are taken alone or combined only with other
Non-Personally Identifiable Information (for example, your viewing preferences).
Information Collection and Use
Our primary goals in collecting Personally Identifiable information are to provide and improve your relationship with ABMR, including communication
features and capabilities, to administer your account, and to enable users to enjoy and easily navigate the Site, Applications and Services.
What We Collect
The operation and use of Lens involves collection of personal data, where the types of such data depend on the type of Service and interaction with
us. For example, when you sign up for Lens, you directly provide us personal data. We also automatically collect certain personal data from our
users’ device. We explain which information we collect and how we collect it below.
The types of personal data collected through use of our Services, including the Lens and website, are listed below. We note that,
some types of personal data we collect are required for all Lens Services (for example, your phone number), some types may be required solely for
certain Services or features you decide to use (for example, Lens Pay), and some are optional, and subject to your discretion (for example, your
photo)
We do not read, listen or store your messages and/ or calls made privately:
Data provided or collected through registration & under your Lens App account or participation in Lens’s activities:
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Identifiers, such as:
- Your mobile number (including mobile country/network code);
- Your personal details, (e.g., name, date of birth), if you provided them;
- Your contact details (e.g., email address), if you provided them;
- Device identifiers, as described below.
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Your photo, if you provided it (including any avatar, etc.).
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Your interests, if you chose to provide them to us.
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Your phone address book, meaning, the names, the phone numbers and the favorites list from your contact lists, if you approved
access to them.
Geolocation data
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General location, we use IP addresses we collect and additional information (e.g., phone number area codes), to estimate your
general location (e.g., city level).
Data we collect automatically from your device, e.g., data collected using cookies and other device identifying technologies (Cookies and Tracking
Technologies):
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Device identifiers, meaning identifiers for devices you have used to access our websites and application, including IP address,
unique device identifiers, advertising related identifiers, MAC identifiers.
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Electronic network activity data, such as information stored on log files, when you access our Service and website for example,
including access time and date stamp, pages viewed, IP address, the pages that directed you to our website, information related to errors and
crash reports.
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Activity data, relating to your usage of Services, such as connection status, whether you have received and seen messages sent
to you, if you are currently on another call and data related to the calls that you send and receive, such as length of the call, who called
who, who messaged who, and at what time, your personal preferences related to such usage (for example how often, for how long, what options are
selected, etc.).
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Other device data, e.g., data about your device’s operating system, your browser, browser or operating system language, your
wireless network, your mobile carrier.
Data we collect or receive from other sources and inferred data:
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Your contact name, as saved on other users’ devices if they chose to share their contacts with us.
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Lens App may also process inferences about your account and device identifier, such as:
- Inferred gender – for example, inferred from your name;
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Inferred interests – inferred from the links you visited and your activity in communities and channels – as long as you permitted so;
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Inferences from third party data and ads-related interactions – we may receive inferred data, linked to your device identifier
(mainly, a unique device identifier generated by cookies or other tracking technologies used on our website and Services) from our trusted
third-party advertisers and service providers. Such inferred data we receive may include inferences about your interests and
characteristics, generated by such third parties from other websites and services you have visited (for example whether you are interested
in fintech, cars etc., which income group you might pertain to, as well as the locations you tend to visit, based on your GPS location). In
addition, inferences can be generated from data on how you interact with ads displayed on our App after clicking on them and data about your
activity and preferences derived from the clicks on our own ads (and the subsequent installs of our App) associated with your device
identifier, delivered on third party’s advertising platforms by our trusted third parties.
Data we collect from your communications with us, including support, customer services and other inquiries:
If you choose to contact us through any means of communications we make available, you may provide us with certain information such as your
contact details (e.g., name, email, phone number, mobile carrier, country – mainly where you are not a user of our Services) and other information
you voluntarily wish to provide (mainly, related to the issue you wish us to address or resolve). We will further store our contact history and
correspondence with you.
Non users’ data:
Mobile phone number and contact name, as saved on a Lens App user’s phone address book: we may process your mobile phone number even if you
are not a Lens App user, in the event that your phone number was included in our existing user’s address book that has been provided to us (and
subject to such user providing us with approval to access the device address book). We will also save the name it was saved under by our user. We
do it to show our user who in their contacts is already using our Services and who is not, to allow users find and communicate with their contacts
who are users or who are not users in a more efficient way, and solely for as long as a relevant Lens App user’s account exists on Lens App. In
the event you will become an active user, the existing users whose phone book included your number, will be notified that you have joined the
Service and you will be automatically added to their App’s contact list.
Business partners data:
When you communicate with us for business purposes as a business partner of ours, we will save your contact data provided by you (names, phone
number, email, address etc.), as well as any correspondence we have had. We use trusted third-party providers to manage the maintenance and
storage of such data.
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How We Use Your Data
At ABMR, we use your personal data to provide you with the best possible Service. This includes administering your account, customizing and
improving the Service we offer, processing payments, serving ads and marketing campaigns, providing you with support and for compliance and safety
reasons. We explain below the purposes for which we collect and use your personal data, as well as the types of data we use for each purpose.
Authentication and Account Administration:
Lens uses different types of your personal data to create and administrate your Lens account in order to enable you to register, log in, activate
and use the Services. This includes, for example:
- To authenticate and verify your account, as well as to make sure you do not already have a Lens account;
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To synchronize your contact list on the Lens (meaning, in order to show you your contacts on the Lens interface so you
contact them through Lens);
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To create your profile, customize your Lens account according to the information you have provided (i.e., name, photo, etc. including where you
sign in through your social media account), and display such information as part of your profile when you use Lens Services.
Provide our Services – Communication & Content Features (messaging, voice and video calls, group chats, communities, channels, bots, chat
extensions, explore screen, stickers, Lens App lenses, etc.), and enabling backups:
Lens uses different types of personal data in order to operate, provide and deliver to you our Services, including communication features. This
includes, for example:
- To allow mobile carriers to connect calls to you and from you;
- To show your online status;
- To enable you to send messages, participate in Lens App calls, delete messages, etc.;
- To provide you with other App’s features such as operational notifications (e.g., missed calls);
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We will use your IP address to extract your approximate location, in order to enable you to use certain features that are only available in
certain countries (for example, sticker packs);
- Enable you to upload and create backups of your messages on external services;
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Enable you to post and share your User Submitted Content (e.g., images and videos, etc.) on our communities, channels, and bots, where allowed
by its administrator, and generally utilize our content features;
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Send you operational related and service-related communications, including administrative messages that relate to your use of the Services;
- Subject to the permission you provide, enabling you to share your location with your contacts.
- Please note that your messages will NOT be stored by us once they have been delivered.
Improving and Customizing the Service and Analytics of Lens App Activity:
Lens uses different types of personal data in order to improve, enhance and evaluate the Services, as well as customize the Services. This may
include, for example:
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We use activity data, and device identifiers to fix and evaluate the technical functionality and availability of the Services, as well as for
statistical analysis of the usage and functionality, product development, continued improvement of existing features and provision of certain
features;
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We use your data provided through registration and inferred data (such as inferred gender, and inferences from ads related interactions),
interests and general location to customize content we show you, including customized our offers of certain services;
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When we advertise our Services to you on third party platforms, we might receive indications of which advertisement led you to join our Service
based on unique device identifiers associated with your device, in order, among others, to assess the performance of our campaigns, to look for
similar users, for better ad measurements, as well as to learn more about your activity and preferences on our Services.
Marketing Communications with Lens’s Users & Location based Offers:
Lens uses different types of personal data in order to contact you with marketing and offers relating to products offered by the Lens Services, and
our third party trusted partners, in line with applicable laws. This may include, for example:
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We will use your email address, name and inferred gender or age range, for the purpose contacting you with marketing and offers relating to
products offered by Lens App, and our third party trusted partners;
- Your IP address will be used to extract your general location, for the purposes of presenting offers applicable to your region;
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Subject to the permissions you have provided, we will use you GPS location data for the purpose of providing you with location-based marketing
offers and communications.
Please note that even after you have chosen to unsubscribe. we may send you service-related communications, including administrative messages that
relate to your use of the Services.
Advertising:
ABMR uses different types of personal data in order to provide our advertising services (meaning, to enable the display of advertisements, including
personalized advertisements provided by third party advertisers, in our App and Services), to measure and optimize the performance of ads and
deliver more relevant ads. This may include, for example:
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ABMR may share your device identifier (mainly, a unique device identifier generated by cookies or other tracking technologies used on our
website and Services), as well as age range, inferred gender, and reduced IP address (or GPS location data if you allowed us in your settings)
with third party advertising partners for the purpose of presenting you with personalized ads;
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ABMR may collect and use data about links you visit through any of your messages and data about the communities and channels you have visited or
follow, messages you have liked, messages you have sent and the content you have viewed, for the purpose of personalized advertising.
Customer Service:
ABMR uses different types of personal data in order to provide customer service and customer support. This may include, for example:
- We will use your contact details to communicate with you, give you information about your account, and respond to your requests;
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We may use your contact history and correspondence with usfor the purpose of improving our Services, training our support team as well as
internal management operation.
Safety, Security & Fraud Prevention:
ABMR uses different types of personal data for security purposes such as fraud and spam prevention. This may include, for example:
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We will collect and examine URLs included in messages or messages, which were reported by other users, or were otherwise suspected to be
unsolicited and using your device operating system authentication services;
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We may use automated decisions to close an account based on such data and other logic we have created for this, in order to protect other users
and prevent recurring breaches. If your account has been blocked, you can contact our support.
B2B Communications and Engagements: Provide Service to Existing Users:
We will use Business Partners Data (as detailed in the{' '}
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section above) for the purpose of communicating with you, or as otherwise needed to facilitate our engagement, as well as to send you our marketing
offers. You have the ability to opt out of our direct marketing emails at any time.
Provide Service to Existing Users:
We will store and use Non-User Data (as detailed in the{' '}
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section above) which includes non-Lens users’ phone number (and names under which they were saved by Lens users) in the event such contact was
included in our user’s address book that has been provided to us, and for the purpose of showing our user who in their contacts is already using our
Services and who is not, to allow the user find and communicate with their contacts who are users in a more efficient way. If you are not a Lens
user and would like to be excluded from such processing, please contact us at plugapp2022@gmail.com.
Defend our Rights, Enforce our Policies & Compliance with Legal Obligations and Public Interests:
ABMR may use and share different types of personal data, and depending on the circumstances, for the purpose of defending our rights and enforcing
our polices, terms and agreements, where it is necessary to comply with legal obligations to which we are subject to and cooperation with regulators
and law enforcement bodies (where there is a valid legal request such as binding order), as well as in very limited and rare circumstances, where we
find it necessary and essential for the purpose of protecting your or third party’s life safety and security as well as humanitarian purposes. This
may include, for example:
- In the event of a dispute, claims and legal proceedings, and solely to the extent necessary for such purpose;
- We may record and log some of your actions, such as acceptance of our terms and polices, acceptance of certain offers, etc.;
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We will store an indication of your request to exercise your rights related to your personal data in order to be able to demonstrate compliance;
- We may store telecommunication data in accordance with local laws;
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We may be required to provide authorities with information in compliance with criminal investigations laws applicable to electronic
communications provider or otherwise applicable to us.
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What Other Users Can See
When you use our Services, other Lens App users can see certain data about you, for example, the fact that you are a Lens App user or a user of
certain Lens App Services, the content you voluntarily share, your profile information (subject to your settings), your connection status, etc., as
we detail and explain below.
Other users can see on Lens App the following data about you:
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Unless you have changed your settings:
- your user name and photo;
- your phone number (if you are in communication with them);
- your connection status;
- whether you have received and seen messages sent to you;
- If you are currently on another call.
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If they are part of the call with you, data related to the calls and messages you have sent and received such as length of the call, who called
who, who messaged who, and at what time, the type of call (audio/video) and whether you answered the call on your primary or another device.
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For disappearing messages, we will notify the other users of any screenshots you’ve taken (so please respect the vibe and do not take them).
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When you join Lens App, the contacts in your address book that are already Lens App members may be informed that you’re now on Lens App too.
- A reminder about your birthday on the date of your birthday.
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When you join Lens App Pay, the contacts in your address book that are already Lens App members may be informed that you’re now using Lens App
Pay. In addition, Lens App users will see an indication whether you are a Lens App Pay user.
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If your “Use Peer-to-Peer” option is on, other users can use technical tools to see your IP address. You can turn this option off at any time on
your privacy settings.
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Your public posts: if you post information on our public spaces such as communities or channels, it may be searchable and
available to anyone on Lens App. You can always delete your posts on those public spaces, but ABMR cannot control and is not responsible for
what other users do with this information (e.g., store on their devices, publish on Lens App or outside of it etc.), thus, we recommend you do
not disclose your personal data through the content of your posts.
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How We Share Your Personal Data
We share data with third parties, including our corporate family and with trusted companies that help us provide our Services in compliance with
strict data security and privacy practices, as well as other third parties such as our advertising partners, and third parties offering services
through our App. We may also share personal data in limited circumstances where we are required to do so under applicable law. You can find here
information about the categories of such third-party recipients, as well as the purpose for which the personal data is shared with such third
parties.
Your data is kept safe with us, but we do share your personal data with third parties we trust, solely as follows:
The ABMR Corporate Family:
We may share the data we collect about you with the ABMR corporate family for the following purposes:
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Certain types of data, such as name, personal email, avatar, phone numbers, Lens App unique ID, may be disclosed in order to provide joint
content and our Services (e.g., registration, coordination of membership accounts between the Lens App corporate family, transactions, analytics
and customer support);
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Additionally, we may share certain types of data about you as may be necessary to help detect and prevent potentially illegal acts, violations
of Lens App policies, fraud and/or data security breaches;
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We share data with ABMR’s subsidiaries due to our global operations, as we have teams and offices located worldwide, and each such subsidiary
may operate the services or other functions (such as development, etc.) for a certain region;
Our Service Providers:
We share your personal data with our trusted service providers and business partners that perform business operations for us on our behalf (as data
processors) and pursuant to our instructions. This includes the following types of service providers:
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Advertising and marketing service providers, who help us with advertising measurements and app installations;
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Data storage providers, with whom we entrust the hosting and storage of our data;
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Customer support providers, who help us perform such functions as customer support and customer service;
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Data analytics and data management providers, who help us analyze, improve, personalize and enhance our Services;
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Measurement partners, who help us with measurements, tracking and targeting;
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Data security partners, who help us detect and prevent potentially illegal acts, violations of our policies, fraud and/or data
security breaches and ensure compliance with legal obligations.
Where we share information with services providers and partners, we ensure they only have access to such information that is strictly necessary in
order for us to provide the Services. These parties are required to secure the data they receive and to use the data for pre-agreed purposes only,
while ensuring compliance with all applicable data protection regulations (such service providers may use other non-personal data for their own
benefit).
Advertising Partners:
To enable the limited advertisements on our Services, we may share device identifiers (i.e., an advertising identifier associated with your device)
with our third-party advertising partners, along with certain of your device data (e.g. language preference), age range, inferred gender, country,
city, reduced IP address (or GPS location data if you allowed us in your settings) and certain technical or aggregated data about you and the device
you are using. This includes partners managing our advertising placements (ABMR included) and also advertisers themselves and their agencies or
third parties managing their advertising demands. Your unique advertising identifier is created by your mobile device’s operating system and you can
change it or choose not to share it at any time.
Legal and Law Enforcement:
Subject to our strict data security and privacy practices and without compromising our end-to-end encryption, we may disclose certain types of your
data, including, and depending on the circumstances, Activity Data, Identifiers and your phone address book, to law enforcement, governmental
agencies, or authorized third parties, in response to a verified request relating to terror acts, criminal investigations or alleged illegal
activity or any other activity that may expose us, you, or any other Lens App user to legal liability, and solely to the extent needed to comply
with such purpose.
Corporate Transactions:
In the event of a corporate transaction (e.g., sale of a substantial part of our business, merger, consolidation or asset sale) we will share the
data we store with our acquiring company. We will obligate the acquiring company to assume the rights and obligations as described in this Privacy
Policy (including this notice), and we will notify you of such corporate changes in your data processing.
Limited Payment Services:
If you use our Lens App Pay services, we will share with our third-party payment processor KYC related data such as your name, date of birth,
contact details, country, etc.
If you use our Lens App Chatbot Payment, we will share with Google Pay or Apple Pay or any other linked payments provider the following information:
(i) name of the payment service provider merchant; (ii) price of the items purchased and currency; and (iii) the description of the items purchased.
The confirmation of the payment is provided directly to the merchant and Lens App does not receive or share any payment data or registration data
from Apple Pay nor Google Pay. Note that, your use of Apple Pay and Google Pay, including their use of your data, is subject to their respective
terms and privacy policy.
If you use our Lens App Out Credit and subscriptions, we will share your email address with our payment processor, for the purpose of verification
and fraud detection.
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Data Retention
As we have explained above, we process personal data for various purposes. Accordingly, we only keep personal data as long as required to fulfill
the purpose for which the data was collected, or, in some instance, where we have other necessities to retain the personal data, for example, where
required by law. We explain below the criteria used by us to determine the retention of your personal data (meaning, for how long we store it and
when we delete it, aligned with the type of data and purpose of collection).
The criteria used by us to determine Lens’s retention periods are as follows:
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The type of personal data and purpose of collection – unless otherwise specified, we retain data as long as it is necessary and relevant
for us to achieve the purposes for which the personal data was collected. For example:
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Personal data required to be retained in order to maintain your Lens App account and to enable you the use of Lens App Services – these types of
data, including your mobile number, and phone address book, will be retained for as long as you maintain your Lens App account.
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Personal data you have voluntarily provided during registration or through your account – these types of data, including your photo, date
of birth, email address and interests, will be retained for as long as you maintain your Lens App account.
- The details of your communication with our customer support team will be stored for 10 years.
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Call Detail Records (CDRs) of your calls and messaging activity are kept as a raw data for 24 months from creation. CDRs may include, for
example, your phone number and device identifiers (i.e., IP address, unique device identifier).
- We delete any message once delivered, or after 14 days if delivery attempts throughout this period was not successful.
If you decide to delete your Lens App account, the CDRs and communications with our customer support will be retained as detailed above, and we will
further retain records of purchases you have made (using Lens App Pay, purchasing subscriptions, etc.), for the periods required under applicable
laws, or as needed in accordance with our fraud monitoring program.
All other types of data related to your Lens App account will be deleted, unless we are required to further retain the data, subject to the criteria
detailed below. We may keep activity data on a non-identifiable basis to improve our Services. Your posts on channels and communities may remain
available if you do not delete them. Please note that deletion of the App (i.e., uninstall the App from your device) will not delete your account.
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Compliance with our legal obligations – we are required to retain certain types of data in order to comply with our obligations
under applicable laws. For example, we need to retain transactions information to comply with tax legislation. In addition, we may retain
certain types of personal data in the event we are required to do so subject to a binding legal request or a court order. Further, subject to EU
Directive 2002/58/EC we are required to retain certain personal data (such as phone number) to convey messages and calls.
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Dispute, claims and legal proceedings – if you have a dispute with us, we may retain certain types of personal data as
necessary and applicable to your claims, including any legal proceedings between us, until such dispute was resolved, and following, if we find
it necessary, in accordance with applicable statutory limitation periods. In addition, in the event you request to exercise
your rights, we will maintain the applicable correspondence for as long as needed to demonstrate compliance, and usually in accordance with
applicable statutory limitation periods.
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Retention for Non users’ data – If you are not a Lens App user, and we process your data to enable Lens App users to
communicate with you via Lens App Services we will retain such data as long as it is relevant to Lens App users, or until you have requested us
to stop processing your phone number. You can request to exclude your phone number (by contacting us at: plugapp2022@gmail.com
). Furthermore, if one of our users used our Lens App Out Services in order to communicate with you (i.e., call you through Lens App), we will
retain a log of such call (Call Detail Records – CDR – as detailed above), which will include your phone number, for 24 months from creation.
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Data Security and Storage
At ABMR, we take information security seriously and have strict security measures in place to ensure that your account and your personal data are
safe. Here you can find information regarding the security measures we have in place.
We implement technical and organizational measures to ensure a level of security appropriate to the risk to the personal data we process. These
measures are aimed at ensuring the ongoing integrity and confidentiality of personal data.
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Third-Party Websites, Apps and Back-Ups
Our App may contain links to other third-party websites or you may access Apps from a third-party website. We are not responsible for the data
collection by such third parties, and their privacy practices and polices shall govern your personal data processed by them.
Third parties’ websites and apps:
If you access or Services and App from any third-party website or other digital source, or access any third-party site from our Services and App,
note that, your use and the personal data collected will be subject to such third party’s practices and we do not monitor, nor responsible for the
privacy practices of these third parties.
Back-ups:
If you voluntarily choose to back up your Lens App conversations, such back-ups are made by independent third parties and kept on your device’s
service according to operating system’s (Google/ iOS) terms and policies and are no longer protected by Lens’s end-to-end encryption nor Lens App
has any control over it. This is also true for using Lens App Desktop – where your conversations are kept on your personal computer under your
security definitions.
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Children’s Privacy
Our Services are not intended for children under the age of 13 and we do not knowingly collect personal data from individuals under this age.
Our Services are not intended for children under the age of 13. Therefore, we do not knowingly collect personal data via our websites, applications,
services, or tools from anyone under 13.
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Tracking Technologies
As is the case with most sites, we gather certain information automatically which is then stored in log files. This information may include Internet
protocol (IP) addresses, browser type, Internet service provider (ISP), referring/exit pages, operating system, date/time stamp, and/or
click-through data. We may combine this automatically collected log information with other information we collect about you for the purposes of
improving our products, marketing, analytics and/or Site functionality.
ABMR and our third-party partners such as service providers use technologies such as cookies and web beacons. By using our Site, you accept the use
of these tracking technologies.
Cookies are small text files that web servers typically send to users’ computer when they visit a website. Cookies can be used on mobile
applications as well. Cookies can be read or edited when the user loads a website or advertisement from the domain that wrote the cookie in the
first place. Cookies are used by companies to collect and send information about a user’s visit – for example, number of visits to the application,
average time spent, pages viewed, navigation history through the website, and other statistics. This information can be used to improve a user’s
online experience by saving passwords or allowing companies to track and improve website loading times, for instance. Cookies can also be used to
track a user’s browsing or online purchasing habits and to target advertisements to specific users. Cookies cannot be used to access any other data
on a user’s mobile device, to personally identify them, or to act like malware or a virus. Users who prefer not to accept cookies on the web can set
their Internet browser to notify them when they receive a cookie or to prevent cookies from being placed on their hard drive. You can read more
about cookies at http://www.allaboutcookies.org/cookies/.
Web beacons are a clear graphic image of 1×1 pixel that is delivered through a web browser usually as part of a webpage request or an email. Web
beacons operate as a tag that records an end-users interaction with a web site or email.
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Changes to this Privacy Policy
We may make changes to this Privacy Policy from time to time. If we do (except for minor tweaks), we will notify you via our App and website.
We may modify or update this privacy notice from time to time.
If we change this privacy policy (except for technical tweaks), we will notify you of the changes. Where changes to this Privacy Policy will have a
fundamental impact on the nature of the collection or use of your personal data, or otherwise have a substantial impact on you, we will give you
sufficient advance notice so that you have the opportunity to exercise your rights. The last modification date of this privacy policy will be
reflected in the “Last Updated” header above.
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Contact us
If you have any questions about our Privacy Policy, please contact us at plugapp2022@gmail.com.