Privacy Policy
Last updated: September 6, 2025
Effective Date: September 6, 2025
Data Processing Legal Framework
This Privacy Policy establishes the comprehensive framework governing our data processing activities in accordance with UK GDPR, EU GDPR, and applicable data protection legislation. Your use of our services constitutes acknowledgment and acceptance of these data processing practices and associated legal obligations.
1. Controller Information and Legal Foundation
Trackr.bot operates as the data controller for processing activities conducted in connection with our website monitoring, analytics, and related technological services. Our data processing operations are conducted under specific legal bases as required by applicable data protection legislation:
Controller Entity Information
- Trading Name: Trackr.bot
- Business Address: Suite RA01, 195-197 Wood Street, London, E17 3NU
- Legal Jurisdiction: England and Wales
- Data Protection Contact: [email protected]
2. Categories of Personal Data and Processing Purposes
We process personal data categories necessary for service provision, business operations, and legal compliance:
2.1 Account and Identity Information
- Registration information including names, email addresses, and professional details necessary for account creation
- Authentication credentials and security verification data required for secure access
- Billing information, payment details, and transaction records necessary for financial processing
- Communication records and support interactions for customer service provision
- Account preferences and configuration settings for service personalization
2.2 Technical and Analytics Data
- Network identifiers, IP addresses, and connection metadata for security and service delivery
- Usage analytics and interaction patterns for service optimization and improvement
- Device and browser characteristics for compatibility and technical support
- Session data and navigation patterns for user experience enhancement
- Error reports and diagnostic information for technical issue resolution
2.3 Monitoring and Content Data
- Website content accessed through monitoring services as configured by users
- Extracted data elements based on user-specified monitoring parameters
- Historical change records and analytical results for service provision
- Incidental personal data contained within monitored content (subject to customer controller obligations)
3. Legal Bases and Processing Purposes Framework
We process personal data under specific legal bases mapped to defined processing purposes:
Processing Purpose | Legal Basis (Article 6 UK GDPR) | Data Categories | Retention Period |
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Service Provision and Contract Performance | Article 6(1)(b) - Contractual Necessity | Account, Technical, Monitoring Data | Contract Duration + 3 Years |
Service Improvement and Analytics | Article 6(1)(f) - Legitimate Interests | Usage Data, Analytics, Performance Metrics | 3 Years (Anonymized after 18 Months) |
Security and Fraud Prevention | Article 6(1)(f) - Legitimate Interests | Security Logs, Access Records | 3 Years |
Legal and Regulatory Compliance | Article 6(1)(c) - Legal Obligation | Account, Financial, Communication Records | 7 Years (Tax/Financial Requirements) |
Marketing Communications | Article 6(1)(a) - Consent | Contact Information, Preferences | Until Withdrawal + 1 Year |
Business Development and Research | Article 6(1)(f) - Legitimate Interests | Aggregated Usage Patterns (Anonymized) | 5 Years (Anonymized) |
3.1 Legitimate Interests Assessment and Balancing
Where we rely on legitimate interests, we have conducted balancing assessments considering:
Our Legitimate Interests
- Business operations and commercial viability
- Service security and fraud prevention
- Product improvement and innovation
- Customer relationship management
- Regulatory compliance and legal protection
Data Subject Interests and Rights
- Privacy expectations and data protection rights
- Reasonable use of personal data
- Transparency and control over processing
- Data minimization and purpose limitation
- Security of personal information
4. Data Sharing and Disclosure Framework
4.1 Service Provider Arrangements
We engage sub-processors and service providers under comprehensive data protection agreements:
- Infrastructure Services: Cloud hosting, database management, and technical infrastructure (EU/UK based)
- Payment Processing: Secure payment processing and financial transaction management (PCI DSS compliant)
- Communication Services: Email delivery, notification systems, and customer communications
- Analytics and Monitoring: Performance monitoring, error tracking, and service analytics (privacy-configured)
- Professional Services: Legal, accounting, and business advisory services under confidentiality obligations
Comprehensive sub-processor information is available in our Sub-processors List.
4.2 Legal and Regulatory Disclosures
We may disclose personal data when required by law or for legitimate public interests:
- Pursuant to valid legal process including court orders, warrants, and regulatory requests
- To law enforcement agencies for investigation of criminal activities or public safety threats
- To regulatory authorities for compliance verification and supervisory functions
- To tax authorities and governmental bodies as required by applicable legislation
- In emergency situations involving threats to public safety or individual welfare
4.3 Business Transactions
Personal data may be transferred in connection with business transactions including mergers, acquisitions, or asset sales, subject to equivalent privacy protection obligations and advance notification requirements.
5. International Data Transfer Safeguards
We implement appropriate safeguards for international data transfers:
5.1 Transfer Mechanisms
Primary Safeguards
- European Commission Adequacy Decisions
- Standard Contractual Clauses (SCCs)
- EU-US Data Privacy Framework
- UK International Data Transfer Addendum
Supplementary Measures
- Technical safeguards (encryption, access controls)
- Contractual protections and audit rights
- Regular compliance monitoring
- Transfer impact assessments
6. Technical and Organizational Security Measures
We implement security measures appropriate to the risks of processing:
6.1 Technical Security Controls
- Encryption protocols for data transmission (TLS 1.3) and storage (AES-256)
- Multi-factor authentication and access control systems
- Intrusion detection and automated threat response systems
- Regular security assessments and vulnerability management
- Secure development practices and code security reviews
6.2 Organizational Security Measures
- Staff training on data protection and security protocols
- Confidentiality agreements and need-to-know access principles
- Incident response procedures and breach notification protocols
- Regular security audits and compliance monitoring
- Business continuity and disaster recovery planning
7. Data Subject Rights and Exercise Procedures
Under applicable data protection laws, you have the following rights regarding your personal data:
Information and Access Rights
- Right to information about processing activities
- Right to access personal data we process about you
- Right to data portability in structured formats
- Right to copies of safeguards for international transfers
Correction and Control Rights
- Right to rectification of inaccurate data
- Right to erasure in specific legal circumstances
- Right to restrict processing under certain conditions
- Right to object to legitimate interest processing
7.1 Rights Exercise Requirements and Procedures
To exercise your rights, please submit requests to [email protected] including:
- Clear identification of the specific right you wish to exercise
- Sufficient information to locate your personal data in our systems
- Proof of identity (passport, driving license, or other government-issued ID)
- Where applicable, authorization to act on behalf of others
- For erasure/restriction requests: specific legal grounds supporting the request
Rights Limitations and Legal Exceptions
Your rights may be limited where: (1) processing is necessary for compliance with legal obligations, (2) processing is required for the establishment, exercise, or defense of legal claims, (3) processing is necessary for reasons of public interest, (4) processing is required for the performance of contracts, (5) erasure would affect the rights and freedoms of others, or (6) other legal exceptions apply. We will explain any limitations when responding to your request.
7.2 Response Procedures and Timelines
- Initial response within one (1) month of receipt of a valid request
- Extension to three (3) months for complex requests with notification of delay and reasons
- Identity verification may be required before processing requests
- Manifestly unfounded or excessive requests may incur reasonable administrative fees
- Requests affecting business operations may require coordination with relevant departments
8. Browser Extension Data Processing
Our browser extensions implement privacy-focused data processing practices:
8.1 Chrome Extension (Chrome Web Store Compliance)
- Data processing limited to monitoring functionality as configured by users
- No sale of user data to third parties for advertising or other commercial purposes
- Human access limited to debugging, security, and customer support purposes
- Data sharing restricted to authorized service providers under binding agreements
- Compliance with Chrome Web Store Limited Use Policy requirements
8.2 Extension Data Security and Management
- Local Storage: Encrypted authentication tokens and user preferences
- Host Permissions: Granted only for user-configured monitoring domains
- Data Transmission: HTTPS-encrypted communication with our API
- Data Minimization: Collection limited to data necessary for monitoring functionality
- User Control: Granular privacy settings and data deletion options
9. Cookie and Tracking Technology Framework
We use cookies and similar technologies for:
- Essential functionality (authentication, security, session management)
- Service optimization (performance monitoring, error tracking)
- User experience enhancement (preferences, personalization)
- Analytics (usage patterns, service improvement)
- Marketing communications (with consent where required)
Detailed cookie information is available in our Cookie Policy.
10. Data Retention Framework
We retain personal data for specific periods based on legal, business, and operational requirements:
Data Category | Retention Period | Legal/Business Justification |
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Account and Profile Data | Contract duration + 3 years | Contract performance, legal claims, business records |
Financial and Tax Records | 7 years | Legal obligation (tax and financial regulations) |
Usage and Analytics Data | 3 years (anonymized after 18 months) | Service improvement, business analytics |
Security and Audit Logs | 3 years | Security monitoring, incident investigation |
Marketing Data (Consent-Based) | Until consent withdrawal + 1 year | Marketing communications, consent management |
11. Children's Data Protection
Our services are designed for business and professional use. We do not knowingly collect personal data from individuals under 16 years of age. If we become aware of such collection, we will take appropriate action including data deletion and parental notification as required by applicable law.
12. Personal Data Breach Management
We maintain comprehensive procedures for personal data breaches:
- Rapid incident detection and containment procedures
- Risk assessment and impact evaluation processes
- Notification to supervisory authorities within 72 hours where required
- Individual notification for high-risk breaches affecting rights and freedoms
- Detailed incident documentation and remediation measures
- Post-incident analysis and security enhancement implementation
13. Policy Updates and Modifications
We may update this Privacy Policy to reflect changes in our practices, legal requirements, or business needs. Material changes will be communicated through email notifications, in-service announcements, or website postings with appropriate advance notice. Continued use of our services following modifications constitutes acceptance of updated terms, subject to any additional consent requirements under applicable law.
14. Supervisory Authority Information
You have the right to lodge complaints with relevant data protection authorities:
- UK Information Commissioner's Office: ico.org.uk
- EU Data Protection Authorities: Contact your local supervisory authority
We encourage direct communication with our privacy team to resolve concerns efficiently before involving regulatory authorities.
15. Contact Information and Privacy Inquiries
Privacy Team Contact
- Email: [email protected]
- Subject Format: "Data Protection Request - [Type] - [Reference]"
- Response Time: 1 month (extendable to 3 months for complex requests)
- Required Information: Full name, email address, proof of identity
Business Contact Information
- Business Name: Trackr.bot
- Registered Address: Suite RA01, 195-197 Wood Street, London, E17 3NU
- Legal Jurisdiction: England and Wales
- Customer Support: [email protected]
Privacy Documentation and Rights Resources
Access comprehensive privacy documentation and exercise your data protection rights. We are committed to transparency and compliance with applicable data protection laws while maintaining service quality and business operations.