Your data on Oh Miaou.

1. The controller and contact

Project: Ohmiaou. The full identity, the postal address and the registration details remain to be filled in by the person responsible. The legal notice is not yet final.

For any request about your data: contact@ohmiaou.com. The publisher’s information is gathered in the legal notice.

2. Sign-ups and your choices

The launch list is open. An email address is needed to notify you. First name and city are optional on the general list; a city may be requested for the photographer service. The chosen service, the Box selection sent and the dates of the request and of its confirmation are also recorded.

Processing is based on your consent, confirmed by the link received by email. Each service has its own purpose: your request does not become an order, nor an automatic sign-up to another list.

The full notice of the list details the fields, any earlier choices that may have been kept, the proofs of consent and the recipients. The website does not currently collect a photo of your cat, a delivery address or a bank card.

3. Visits, security and contact

Anonymous counters add up the loads of some public pages, per day and per page. No identifier, IP address, individual time, origin or URL parameter is recorded in these counters. They are not matched with sign-ups. They are only used to know how much the website is visited and can be turned off at the bottom of the site; browser opt-out signals are also respected.

Detailed tracking of the journey and of where visits come from is optional. It is only used after you agree in the banner and contains neither your email, nor your first name, nor your city, nor the composition of your Box. Declining this tracking does not prevent you from signing up. The “Manage my trackers” button lets you change your mind after making a choice. Both measurement modes are described in the notice on trackers and counters.

Anti-abuse counters use a protected hash of the IP address to limit excessive submissions. Hosting logs may contain connection information. This security is based on the legitimate interest in protecting the service.

If you write to the contact address, your address and the content of the message are used to answer your request. Exchanges are kept for as long as needed to handle it, then up to three years after the last exchange unless there is a particular need or a legal obligation. Do not send an identity document unless it is justifiably requested.

4. Retention periods

An unconfirmed request is deleted after seven days. A confirmed sign-up and its choices are kept for up to twelve months after the most recent confirmation of an active purpose, or less if you unsubscribe.

Unsubscribing removes the address from the list immediately. A hash recording the objection is kept for three years to avoid an accidental re-subscription. Proofs of consent or withdrawal are kept, as hashes and events, for up to five years in a separate archive after the sign-up is deleted.

Anti-abuse counters expire after two days. Consented measurement events and anonymous daily totals are kept for thirteen months at most. A daily purge applies the configured deadlines. The detailed periods, the trackers and the limits linked to backups are given in the dedicated notice.

5. Service providers

The person responsible for the project and the necessary service providers process the data: Vercel for hosting and logs, Neon for the PostgreSQL database, Resend for the list’s emails and Hostinger for messages sent to the contact mailbox. The data is not sold.

The database of this version and its hosting functions are configured in Frankfurt. This does not guarantee that all ancillary processing stays in Europe: Resend states in particular that it keeps messages and their logs in the United States. The list notice details the contractual safeguards, the transfers and the hosting review that is still to be finalised.

6. Your rights

You can withdraw your consent, request access, rectification, erasure, restriction or portability of the data concerned, and object to processing based on a legitimate interest. The rights that apply depend on the processing and on the conditions set by law.

Use the unsubscribe link in each email or write to contact@ohmiaou.com. A reply is given in principle within one month; a justified extension may be needed for a complex request. You can also lodge a complaint with the CNIL (the French data protection authority) or with the data protection authority of the EU country where you live or work, or where the alleged infringement took place.

If your request concerns data entrusted to an earlier version of Oh Miaou, say so in your message. The redesign of the website does not amount to automatic deletion of that data. The former spaces are not offered by the current website.

7. Changes to the website

This policy will be updated if the functions or the processing change. Before any future collection of photos, creation of accounts or sale, the information specific to those new services will have to be presented.

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