Yes.

We process your personal data to enable you to use our platform, which includes our mobile application, dashboard, as well as our website and our interactions with you.

You may use the Litterati platform anonymously without providing any personal data, however if you wish to see your litterdata and access the platform fully you will need to create an account. By creating an account, we will collect, store and use different types of personal data about you.

This personal data is (i) provided by you; and/or (ii) created by us in the course of your use of our platform.

For example, we process the personal data you include in your user account, such as your display name, username, profile picture, email address, location, password, biography, and gender.

Further, we process personal data with regard to your activity on our platform, such as your litter geolocation (if you have opted in), the number of challenges you have participated in and the number of pieces of litter you collected.

In addition, we process personal data to conduct surveys and to fulfil your contact, demo, data and subscription requests, such as your full name, title, department, city, town, country, organization name, function title, goals, password, email address, your answers to our survey questions and personal data you include your communication with us.

Please see paragraph 5 of our Privacy Notice for a comprehensive overview of the different types of personal data we can collect, store and use about you.

Under the GDPR you have several privacy rights, such as the right to access and deletion Please see paragraph 4 of our Privacy Notice for a comprehensive overview of your rights under the GDPR

Under the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) you have several privacy rights, such as the right to access, deletion, and non-discrimination. Please see paragraph 13 of our Privacy Notice for a comprehensive overview of your rights under the CCPA.

If you have any questions or complaints in relation to our use of your personal data or if you would like to receive more information about how Litterati processes your personal data, please contact us by sending an email to privacy@litterati.org.

Litterati is committed to secure and protect our users’ personal data.

In case of transfers of personal data to countries outside the European Economic Area, we ensure appropriate safeguards are in place to guarantee the continued protection of users' personal data.

To comply with the GDPR requirements for international data transfers, we conclude, where necessary, the new version of the Standard Contractual Clauses (SCCs) as adopted by the European Commission with our data importers. For more information on the SCCs, please see here.

As a benefit to our users and customers, we have, where necessary, implemented supplementary security and data protection measures to supplement the safeguards under SCCs. These supplementary measures ensure that the data Litterati transfers outside the European Economic Area, is protected up to the GDPR-standard or an essentially equivalent level. These supplementary measures reflect the Recommendations 01/2020 of the European Data Protection Board for addressing the decision of the EU’s Court of Justice in the Schrems II case and article 14 of the SCCs.

Litterati’s supplementary measures include:

First, we are committed to review the legality of government access requests and challenge these requests where there is a lawful basis to do so.

Second, we will inform Litterati users and customers if Litterati would receive a government access request, unless we are prohibited by law.

Third, we will document and record any government access requests and the response provided, including the legal reasoning and customer/data subject involved, and make the records available to our users, unless we are prohibited to do so by law.

We stress that to date Litterati has not received any such requests and we are unlikely to ever receive one.

Because we have taken the necessary supplementary measures required under the Schrems II ruling, Litterati’s customers that are subject to the GDPR enjoy an immediate advantage in meeting their own respective compliance obligations under the applicable data protection laws.

For more information on our GDPR compliance, please contact us at privacy@litterati.org.

Litterati is very committed to secure and protect users’ personal data.

We have implemented appropriate organizational, technical and physical safeguards designed to keep users’ personal data secure. We are dedicated to building, maintaining and upgrading the measures we have taken to protect our users’ personal data.