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Verified official sourceCanonical URL: https://liquipedia.net/privacy-policy/?rdfrom=https%3A%2F%2Fliquipedia.net%2Fcommons%2Findex.php%3Ftitle%3DLiquipedia%3APrivacy_policy%26redirect%3Dno
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This privacy policy raises some concerns regarding data handling and security. The company states it cannot guarantee the complete security of personal information and may retain data based on legitimate interests even after its specific purpose is fulfilled. Additionally, it may share personal information with other organizations for their marketing purposes and share tracking cookie data with third parties for personalized advertisements on Liquipedia.
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The company states that it cannot guarantee the complete security of any personal information it processes.
Why it matters: Your personal information may not be completely secure, potentially exposing you to risks if there is a data breach.
However, we cannot guarantee the complete security of any personal information that we process.
The company may keep personal information if it has a legitimate interest to do so, for example, to exercise, establish or defend its legal rights, even after the initial purposes for collection have been met.
Why it matters: Your personal information may be retained for longer periods than necessary for the service, potentially increasing its exposure.
We can also keep your personal information if we have a legitimate interest to do so. For example when we have to exercise, establish or defend our legal rights.
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The company does not intend to collect and process personal information of minors under 13, and Liquipedia is only for users 13 years and older. They also state they do not knowingly collect or store personal information from minors under 13 in the US or under other age thresholds.
Why it helps: Minimizes the risk of personal data collection from young children, protecting their privacy.
We do not intend to collect and process personal information of minors under 13. Therefore, Liquipedia can only be used by people who are 13 years and older. Liquid does not knowingly collect or store any personal information from minors under 13 in the US, or under any other age threshold in other jurisdictions.
If parents or guardians believe their children's personal information has been unintentionally collected or used, they can contact the company.
Why it helps: Provides a clear channel for parents to address concerns about their children's data, allowing for review and potential remediation.
If parents or guardians believe that we have unintentionally collected their children’s personal information or otherwise used their children’s personal information, they may reach out to us via the Contacting Us section.
Users can easily change preferences for collected personal information, update their profile, unsubscribe from messages, delete their account, and change cookie settings.
Why it helps: Empowers users to manage their personal data and communication preferences, including the option to delete their account.
You can easily change your preferences on your personal information that is collected by us. You can change your personal information in your personal profile, unsubscribe from newsletters or other messages, delete your account or contact us if you want to change your preferences. You can also change your cookie settings.
California residents under 18 have the right to view, correct, or delete personal information provided by them or publicly posted by them.
Why it helps: Offers additional privacy controls for minor users in California, allowing them to manage their online presence.
California residents under the age of 18 have the right to view, correct, or delete personal information provided by you or publicly posted by you.
The company will review, update, or remove personal information and content and will always try to permanently remove personal information, even though residual copies might remain in backup systems.
Why it helps: Demonstrates an effort to fully delete user data upon request, even if some backups may temporarily retain copies.
We will be happy to review, update or remove personal information and/or content. After removal, it can happen that residual copies of personal information and/or content may remain in our backup systems. But we will always try to permanently remove your personal information.
Residents in the EEA can withdraw their consent for the processing of their personal information at any time if the company relies on their consent as a legal basis.
Why it helps: Gives users control over their data by allowing them to revoke permission for certain data processing activities.
Where we rely on your consent in order to process your personal information, you have the right to withdraw such consent to further use of your personal information at any time.
Brazilian residents have the right to revoke consent given for the collection and use of their personal information and can ask for more information about the implications of not providing or withdrawing consent.
Why it helps: Empowers Brazilian users with control over their data, allowing them to stop the collection and use of their personal information if they change their mind.
You have the right to revoke consent if you have given consent for the collection and use of your personal information. Also, you can ask for more information on the possibility of not providing consent and what will happen if you withdraw or deny consent.
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