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Cronometer may store user data, including Personal Information, outside of Canada, making it accessible to foreign law enforcement. They may also use Personal Information to initiate legal action and sensitive health information could be subject to law enforcement access. Additionally, anonymous technical data from log files might be sold to third parties, and using the AI assistant for 'Pro' accounts involves sharing limited information, including diary data and other contextual information, with OpenAI.
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Data stored outside of country is subject to foreign law enforcement access
Cronometer or its third-party service providers may store information, including Personal Information, outside of Canada, and under the laws of those other jurisdictions, courts, law enforcement, regulatory agencies, or security authorities may be entitled to access users’ information.
Why it matters: Your personal information may be accessed by foreign governmental authorities if stored outside of Canada, subject to the laws of those jurisdictions.
Currently, Cronometer or our third party service providers retain and store information collected by, or provided to, us in the cloud and on secure, HIPAA compliant servers in the United States. As Cronometer and some of our third party service providers may retain and store information received from users (including Personal Information) outside of Canada, and under the laws of those other jurisdictions, in certain circumstances courts, law enforcement agencies, regulatory agencies or security authorities in those other provinces or foreign jurisdictions may be entitled to access users’ information.
For purposes of this Privacy Notice:, paragraph 15 · Citation strength: strong
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Personal Information may be used for legal action without specifying user harm
Cronometer may use Personal Information if they believe it is necessary to identify, contact, or bring legal action against persons or entities who may be causing injury to the user, Cronometer, or others.
Why it matters: Your personal information may be used in legal proceedings against you or others, even if you are not directly causing injury.
If we believe it is necessary to identify, contact or bring legal action against persons or entities who may be causing injury to you, to Cronometer, or to others.
Examples of cookies we use:, paragraph 7 · Citation strength: strong
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Health information may be subject to law enforcement access
Sensitive health information added to the account may be subject to access in accordance with applicable laws by law enforcement.
Why it matters: Your sensitive health information could potentially be accessed by law enforcement.
You should consider carefully the nature of the sensitive health information you add to your account. As noted below, we take reasonable, legally permitted measures to protect your information from law enforcement, however, it may be subject to access in accordance with applicable laws.
Examples of cookies we use:, paragraph 11 · Citation strength: strong
Data Use & Sharing
Clauses that describe how your data is collected, processed, and shared with others.
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Log files data may be sold to third parties
Cronometer may sell, rent, or otherwise convey anonymous, technical information collected from log files to a third party, but this information will never constitute Personal Information.
Why it matters: Anonymous and technical data collected from your use of the site, such as IP address and browser type, may be sold to third parties.
We may sell, rent, or otherwise convey this anonymous, technical information to a third party, but this information will never constitute Personal Information.
For purposes of this Privacy Notice:, paragraph 19 · Citation strength: strong
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AI assistant for 'Pro' accounts shares limited information with OpenAI
For 'Pro' accounts, the AI assistant feature involves providing certain limited information to OpenAI with your consent. This may include diary data, anthropometrics, targets, and other contextual information.
Why it matters: If you have a 'Pro' account and use the AI assistant, some of your data, including diary entries and health metrics, will be shared with OpenAI.
AI assistant available for our “Pro” accounts, where we provide certain limited information to OpenAI with your consent. In some cases, we will not transmit personally identifiable information, however, it may involve certain details about you, such as diary data, anthropometrics, targets and other contextual information. If your organization is a Covered Entity under HIPAA with which we have a Business Associate Agreement, it may enable this feature and if so, when you use it we will provide OpenAI with certain limited information under our Business Associate Agreement with OpenAI.
**DISCLOSURE OF YOUR INFORMATION**, paragraph 3 · Citation strength: strong
Cancellation & Renewal
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Not clearly stated: There were no specific clauses found regarding cancellation or renewal policies.
Gotchas
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Not clearly stated: No 'gotcha' clauses were immediately identified in the provided text.
Protections
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Clear consent required for Personal Information collection
Cronometer will only collect personal information with your consent or as authorized/required by law and will request further consent for changes.
Why it helps: This ensures that your personal information is only collected when you explicitly agree, giving you control over your data.
We will only collect your Personal Information (a) when applicable, with your consent; or (b) as authorized or required by law. We will limit the collection of Personal Information to that which is reasonable. If we collect or use your Personal Information based on your consent, we will also notify you of any changes and will request your further consent as needed.
For purposes of this Privacy Notice:, paragraph 9 · Citation strength: strong
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No sale or third-party sharing of PHI without consent
Cronometer does not sell PHI (Protected Health Information) or provide it to third parties without your consent.
Why it helps: This protects your sensitive health information from being sold or shared with other companies without your explicit permission.
We do not sell PHI, or provide it to third parties without your consent.
Examples of cookies we use:, paragraph 10 · Citation strength: strong
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