Privacy policy

1. What is covered by this privacy statement

The management of the Personal Data we collect via your use of or connection to our Services is described in this statement. Information that is usually referred to as "personal information" or "personally identifiable information" as well as legal specifications, guidelines, or regulations that apply to identified individuals or to a particular individual are all considered to be personal data. The privacy rules of EduBro do not cover the practises of the businesses that we do not own or administer.

2. Personal data of children

Please do not attempt to register for or use the Sites or submit any Personal Information if you are under the age of 13. We are unable to gather or solicit personal data from those under the age of 13 as stated in the Rules. If we discover that we unintentionally collected Personal Information from a person under the age of 13, we will take immediate steps to delete the data. Please notify us at our business email support@edubro.world if you think a kid under the age of 13 has provided us with their personal information.

3. How we share your personal data

The service providers and other parties named in this section may receive the Personal Data you give us. It is crucial to be aware that specific disclosures can qualify as a "sale" of your personal information under any applicable state regulations. Please see the state-specific section below for more details.

1. Service providers: These individuals assist us in offering the Services or managing company operations on our behalf.
   • Hosting, technology and communication providers.
   • Security and fraud prevention consultants.
   • Analytics providers.
   • Support and customer service vendors.
   • Payment processors.
     • For details on how payment processors use and store the Private Data, please refer to PayPal's rules and privacy policies, respectively.
     • Your credit card information is collected by our payment processing partners in order to complete the transactions.
2. Advertising Partners: These organisations assist us in promoting our services and offering you other deals that might be of interest to you.
   • advertising networks.
   • data brokers.
   • marketing service providers.
3. Business partners:
   • Businesses that we collaborate with to give joint promotional offers or opportunities.
   • Organisation that you have a relationship with

4. Legal obligation

EduBro processes your personal data where necessary to fulfill its legal obligations under applicable law, regulation, court order or other legal processing (e.g. subpoenas or warrants). This includes for the purposes of:

• Fraud protection, security and debugging.
• Responding to data subject requests under applicable privacy laws.
• Processing orders or other transactions; billing.
• Preventing, detecting and investigating security incidents and potentially illegal or prohibited activities.
• Data retention and administration obligations.
• Complying with requests of competent supervisory authorities and legal agencies.

5. Business transfers

If the company undergoes a merger, acquisition, bankruptcy, or any other event in which a third party can take over management of the firm, your personal information that we collect may be shared with that third party (in whole or in part). If any of these things happen, we'll try our best to let you know about it by updating our privacy and security policies and practices.

6. Data that is not personal data:

We may create aggregated, de-identified, or anonymized data from the Personal Data we collect, including by removing information that personally identifies a particular user. If we do not release such data in a way that can identify you, we may use such aggregated, de-identified, or anonymized data and share it with third parties for our legitimate business goals, including to assess, develop, and enhance the Services and advertise our company.

7. Advertising, Opt-Out and Tracking Tools:

The Services make use of technologies including Cookies, pixel tags, web beacons, clear GIFs, and JavaScript to help our servers recognise your web browser, analyse how frequently users access and use our Services, identify trends, comprehend our user base, and operate and enhance our Services. Cookies are little data files that are frequently saved on a device when you use it to access our Service, such as a computer, tablet, phone, or other device. We may also combine the information we collect from you with information we have acquired from third parties, such as those who have placed their own Cookies on your device (s). Be informed that the Services currently do not support browser based "Do Not Track requests due to the fact that we use Cookies.

1. Essential Cookies: In order to provide you with the features or services you've requested, we must employ necessary cookies. With particular Cookies, you can sign into secure areas of our services, for example. If such Cookies are disabled, some features and services might no longer be available.
2. Functional Cookies: Functional cookies are used to store your choices for our Services, remember them over time, and recognized you when you come back. These cookies allow us to identify you by name, show you specific information, and keep track of your preferences (for example, your choice of language or region).
3. Analytical/ Performance Cookies: Performance and analytical cookies are tools that allow us to keep track of visitor experience on our website. They do this by compiling data on the volume of users who access the Services, the page users view, and the length of time users spend on each page. By using these cookies, we can evaluate the effectiveness of our marketing campaigns and improve the quality of our advertising for consumers. For example, Google uses cookies in its Google analytics services, and the terms of use and privacy policy for this service describe how google may use the data it collects about your activity on the services.
4. Advertising/Retargeting Cookies: Retargeting/Advertising Cookies gather information about your internet activity and target your interests so that we can show you advertisements which we think is appropriate to you. Please refer to the "Information regarding Interest-Based Advertisements" section below for further details on this.

You can decide whether or not to accept Cookies through your internet browser’s settings. Most browsers have an option for turning off the Cookie feature, which will prevent your browser from accepting new Cookies, as well as (depending on the sophistication of your browser software) allow you to decide on acceptance of each new Cookie in a variety of ways. You can also delete all Cookies that are already on your device. If you do this, however, you may have to manually adjust some preferences every time you visit our website and some of the Services and functionalities may not work. Check the "preferences" or "options" area of your browser's menu to see what Cookie settings are accessible to you. Please visit to know more about cookies, including details on how to control and remove them. Please visit http://www.allaboutcookies.org/ or https://ico.org.uk/for-the-public/online/cookies/ if you are located in the European Union.

8. Information about Interest

Based Advertisements: We may offer advertising through the Services directly in addition to permitting third-party ad networks, such as third-party ad servers, ad agencies, ad technology suppliers, and research firms to do so. Individuals with specific general profile categories or who engage in specific interests or behaviours may see these advertising ("Interest-Based Ads"). You can provide us with information (including personal data) for interest-based advertising, or we can receive it from how a specific user interacts with the Services and/or third-party services.

By observing users' behaviour over time and across several unrelated websites, including when you leave the Services, such data may be gathered. To accomplish this, we or our service providers may send you files (referred to as "web beacons") from an ad network in addition to Cookies over the Services. Web beacons are used by ad networks to provide aggregated, anonymous auditing, research, and reporting that is advantageous to both us and the advertisers. Web beacons also give ad networks the ability to show you specifically relevant adverts when you visit other websites. Web beacons provide ad networks the same access to your browser's Cookies as if you had requested a web page from their website, allowing them to examine, alter, or set their own Cookies.

9. Data Security and Retention

We implement the required physical, technical, organisational, and administrative security measures to protect Personal Data against unauthorised access, use, and disclosure, depending on the type of Personal Data and how we are processing it. A strong password should be chosen for your account, and you should sign off after you are done using it. You should also restrict access to your computer or device, your browser, and all other sign-on methods. Please be aware that no method of transmitting or storing data over the internet is 100% secure, despite our best efforts to protect the security of your account and the other data we have in our files.

We retain personal information about you on file for as long as your account with us is open or as long as it's otherwise necessary to provide our services to you. When it comes to fulfilling legal responsibilities, resolving legal disputes, collecting overdue fines, or in other situations where it is allowed or required by the applicable law, rule, or regulation, there are times when we must retain Personal Data for longer periods of time. We may also keep the information in an anonymous or aggregated form in situations where it would be impossible for us to immediately identify you.

10. Access

You have the right to request for specific details regarding how we've collected and used your Personal Data over the previous 12 months. We will then give you the following details in response:

• The categories of personal information we collect about you.
• The type of sources used to gather that personal data.
• The corporate or commercial motive behind the acquisition or sale of your personal information.
• The kind of third parties we have shared your personal data with.
• The particular bits of personal information about you that we have gathered.

We have included the categories of personal information exchanged with each kind of third-party recipient during the previous 12 months if we have shared any of your personal information with them for business purposes. We will indicate the categories of personal information that were sold to each type of third-party recipient if we have sold your personal information during the previous 12 months.

11. Deletion

On your request, we can remove the Personal Data we hold on you. Under certain statutory laws, this right may be excluded in some circumstances, such as when we must retain your Personal Data to provide you with the Services, complete a transaction, or carry out any other activity you have requested. If one of these exclusions holds true, we have the right to deny your deletion request.

12. Exercising your Rights

You or your Authorized Agent (described below) must submit a request to us in order to exercise the rights set forth above that: (1) contains sufficient information to permit us to verify that you are the person about whom we have obtained Personal Data; and (2) clearly states the request so that we may understand, consider, and act upon itThe term "Valid Request" should refer to any request that fulfils both of these standards. We have the right to decline a request if it doesn't fulfil these criteria. We will only use the Personal Data you provide in a Valid Request to fulfil your request and verify your identity. You don't need to register in order to make a legitimate request.

Within 45 days of receiving your legitimate request, we will try our best to answer. We won't charge you a fee for making one, unless your Valid Request(s) are excessive, repetitive, or blatantly unreasonable. If we determine that your Valid Request merits a fee, we will inform you of this and provide a justification prior to executing your request. You may submit a Valid Request at our email:support@edubro.world. Additionally, you have the option of appointing an agent ("Authorized Agent") to act in your place. You must give your Authorized Agent written consent before they can act in your place to exercise these rights, and we reserve the right to ask for a copy of this consent whenever they submit a request on your behalf.

13. We Will Not Discriminate Against You for Exercising Your Rights Under the data protection laws

Due to the fact that you are exercising your data protection rights, we won't treat you any differently. We won't deny you our products or services, charge you a different price or rate, or provide you with subpar goods or services if you exercise your data protection rights. We may provide a number of tiers of our Services, with various pricing, tiers, or degrees of quality of the products or services you receive in connection to the value of Personal Data we obtain from you, as authorised by relevant data privacy rules (including the data protection laws).

1. Personal Data Use & Processing Grounds:How we utilise your Personal Data is explained in the section above titled "Our Commercial or Business Purposes for Collecting Personal Data.

   "Only when we have a legitimate reason, will we process your personal data. Consent, contractual need, our "legitimate interests" or the legitimate interests of others are all acceptable legal reasons for processing, as will be discussed in more detail below.

2. Contractual Necessity: We handle Personal Data because it is "contractually necessary" for us to do so in order to fulfil our duties to you under our Conditions of Use, which enables us to grant you access to the Website. You won't be able to utilise some or all of the Website's features if you don't supply the Personal Data we need to process the data when we're required to by contract.
3. Legitimate Interest: When we believe it serves the legitimate interests of us or other parties, we process the additional Personal Data stated above. Examples of these proper interests are as follows:
   • Operating and enhancing our company, products, and services
   • Promotion of our services and products
   • Offering client help safeguarding against fraud or security risks
   • Compliance with legal obligations
   • Completion of corporate transactions
4. Consent: In some cases, the basis for processing Personal Data is the express consent you provided at the time of data collection. If we are processing your personal data with your permission, you will be made directly aware of this at the time and place of collection.
5. Other Processing Grounds: We may occasionally be compelled to handle personal data in order to comply with legal obligations, protect your vital interests or the interests of other data subjects, or carry out tasks in the public interest.

14. Sharing Personal Data

You can read more about how we share your personal data with third parties in the section above under "How We Share Your Personal Data."

15. Changes to this privacy policy

We are constantly working to improve our services, therefore periodically we may need to change this privacy statement. Nonetheless, we will always let you know if there are any material modifications by posting a notice on the EduBro website, emailing you, or using some other channel. Please be aware that even if you've decided not to get legal notice emails from us (or if you haven't provided us with your email addres),it is still your responsibility to read and understand those legal notices as they continue to regulate how you use the Services. Using the Services after any changes to the Privacy Policy have been posted indicates your acceptance of such changes. The Privacy Policy in force at the time the information is acquired governs how we use the data we collect.