OATH Foundation, per its commitment to transparency and user autonomy, has prepared this Privacy Policy for its users’ review. This Privacy Policy outlines how your data is handled when you use Ethos Reserve (“the Application”). By using the Application, you agree to the terms set forth in this Privacy Policy.
While public blockchain data is often used in the development and maintenance of the Application, data including but not limited to personal identifiable information such as names, address, emails, phone numbers, and tax identification numbers are not collected by the Application. The provided list is not to be taken as exhaustive; however, OATH Foundation takes into custody no “private” information of the users of the Application, and as such, there is currently no obligation to implement data privacy systems inherent to the Application itself.
It is important to note that OATH Foundation and its websites and applications use social media to connect with users, this social media includes but is not limited to Discord servers and Twitter accounts. Users who choose to engage with these communication channels consent to the potential collection of account details insofar as those details are publicly available, and to the processing of data regarding their engagement with those communication channels. OATH Foundation, OATH.eco and associated web3 applications are not strictly businesses, but the business intelligence metrics available to OATH Foundation through these social medias helps us to evolve how we interact with our communities and to deliver more appropriate information to users at large. Some of this information may be shared with advertisers and partners, or with relevant authorities if OATH Foundation must comply with legal actions.
The Application reserves the right to integrate with third-party services that may in some cases collect user data. While care has been taken to choose reputable third-parties, it’s important to note that they operate outside the liability of Oath Foundation and the Application and in the event of a security breach under a third-party integration, OATH Foundation may not be held responsible. You may find a list of current integrations which are employed below.
Google Analytics (https://policies.google.com/technologies/partner-sites)
- The Application employs Google Analytics for the purposes of collecting aggregated and anonymized usage data that does not personally identify you.
- Data collected may include but is not limited to: information about a user’s internet service provider, operating system, browser type, IP address, visit frequency, and web page requests.
- Google Analytics uses cookies to collect this information without personally identifying users. Many browsers offer an “opt out” of cookie collection, you may find current information about blocking and/or deleting cookies by searching your preferred browser.
Please review the privacy policies of these third-party integrations to understand how they handle your data. By using the Application, you acknowledge and consent to the collection, storage, and processing of your data by these third-party integrations in accordance with their respective privacy policies.
Currently there is no requirement for Know Your Customer (“KYC”) features on the Website. As such, the only information which is stored, collected, and processed is information obtained through third-party integrations. Standard security measures are employed to safeguard collected information held in the dashboards of third-party applications. OATH Foundation reserves the right to share information collected with advertisers and partners as deemed necessary, or with relevant authorities if OATH Foundation must comply with legal actions.
This Privacy Policy may be updated periodically to reflect any changes in our data handling practices or legal requirements. It is your responsibility to review this policy regularly. By continuing to use the Application after any updates, you agree to the revised terms.