Terms & Policies

LEGAL

Purpose: To govern the use of SuperSense by individual users and businesses.

Content:
- Introduction: Overview of Dot Corp and SuperSense.
- Acceptance of Terms: Conditions under which users agree to these terms.
- Service Description: Detailed description of SuperSense, including its use of Sub-processor
- User Obligations: Rules about user behavior, including prohibited uses.
- Account Creation and Management: Terms for creating, managing, and terminating accounts.
- Payment and Fees: Information on pricing, billing, and payment terms.
- Intellectual Property: Ownership and use of content, trademarks, and proprietary technology.
- Limitation of Liability: Limitations on Dot Corp’s liability, especially in relation to Sub-Processor’s services.
- Termination: Conditions under which services can be terminated by either party.
- Governing Law: U.S. law as the governing law for the terms.

Purpose: To explain how Dot Corp collects, uses, and protects personal data.

Content:
- Data Collection: Types of personal data collected, including data processed by subprocessors.
- Data Usage: How data is used for operating SuperSense, including improvements and compliance.
- Data Sharing: Information on data sharing with subprocessors.
- Data Security: Measures taken to protect personal data.
- User Rights: How users can access, correct, or delete their data.
- Data Retention: Retention periods for personal data and criteria for deletion.
- Cookies and Tracking: Use of cookies and tracking technologies.

These Service Terms govern your use of the Services offered by Dot Corp

Content:
- Service Specifics: Terms specific to business use, including API access and usage.
- Enterprise Obligations: Additional obligations for business users, including data protection responsibilities.
- Data Processing: Use subprocessors and relevant data processing terms.
- Termination: Specific conditions for terminating services in a business context.

Purpose: To ensure GDPR and other data protection compliance when processing personal data.

Content:
- Processing Requirements: Compliance with data protection laws, processing only as instructed.
- Security Measures: Obligations for securing personal data, including those outlined in Subprocessor’s DPA.
- Subprocessor Use: Subprocessors and respective consent requirements.
- Data Subject Rights: Handling user data requests, including access, rectification, and deletion.
- International Data Transfers: How international data transfers are handled, particularly to the U.S.
- Data Return and Deletion: Procedures for returning or deleting data upon termination.

Content:
- Acceptable Use: Prohibited activities (e.g., illegal uses, abuse).
- Enforcement: Actions that Dot Corp may take in case of violations.
- Reporting Violations: How users can report misuse of the service.

Content:
- Data Handling: Specifics on how enterprise data is handled differently from individual users.
- Data Retention: Enterprise-specific data retention and deletion policies.
- Subprocessors: Detailed information on the use of subprocessors for enterprise data.

Purpose: To define good faith in finding and reporting security vulnerabilities.

Content:
- Reporting Guidelines: How vulnerabilities should be reported to Dot Corp.
- Response Commitment: Dot Corp’s commitment to responding to reported vulnerabilities.
- Legal Protections: Protections for good faith security researchers.

Purpose: Guidelines for sharing and publishing content or research related to SuperSense.

Content:
- Permitted Sharing: What can and cannot be shared publicly.
- Research Access: Conditions under which data or insights can be used for research.

Purpose: To transparently disclose all subprocessors involved in data processing.

Content:
- List of Subprocessors: Names, locations, and roles of all subprocessors.
- Updates to Subprocessors: How Dot Corp will notify users of changes to the subprocessor list.