We take your privacy seriously and want you to understand our practices with respect to the handling of your personal data. This privacy statement explains how we do this.
This website has different sub-sites for Appstrato business, products, and services, which may also have their own privacy statements.
When We Collect Your Personal Data
If you decide to contact us or make use of personalized services (e.g., by subscribing to a newsletter or by setting your personal preferences for webcast services), then you will be asked to submit the limited personal data which is necessary for us to provide that service or handle your query. This is completely voluntary.
If you ask us to send you newsletters, webcasts, or other communications, we rely on your active consent to do so. You may opt out of receiving these communications at any time.
If any form which collects your personal data allows you to voluntarily provide additional information, we seek this information because we think it will help us to give you a better quality service. You do not have to provide such information if you do not wish to do so.
When searching for opportunities within Appstrato, you can provide some contextual details about your education, including your study field, predicted grade, and country of study. This will enable our search engine to match your background with particular jobs it believes you may be suited for. The information you provide through the smart engine is not stored and will not be linked back to you.
Site Traffic Information and Cookies
On your first visit to this site you were asked (by a notification banner) to accept our use of cookies and similar technologies, and we’d like to explain how we use these technologies.
To learn about what cookies and similar technologies are, we recommend that you visit the following third-party website: All About Cookies.
Like many websites, we use cookies for a variety of purposes. These technologies collect information about your device hardware and interactions with our site. This information helps us to:
- Continuously improve our site’s content and functionality by analyzing where, on which types of devices, and how our site is used, how many visitors we receive, and where they click through to the site from.
- Remember you in case you revisit our site, so we will know if you have already been served with cookie banners, surveys, or (where site content is undergoing testing) which version of the content you were served.
To delete or stop cookies from being placed on your computer, please check the help menu of your internet browser. Blocking cookies will reduce the functionality of this website. For more details, see our Cookie Policy.
Who Do We Share Your Personal Data With and Where Does It Go?
Any transfer of personal data to this site will be secured by encryption. We do this under a comprehensive, flexible, and global compliance framework which implements appropriate measures and safeguards (including EU standard contractual clauses) to ensure that your personal information is protected in accordance with applicable data protection laws.
We also use the services of third-party service providers to host our webcasts and offer technical support. Any third-party provider we appoint must act in accordance with our written instructions when processing your personal data and must protect your personal data in line with the contractually required security measures. Where we store or transfer your personal data to a third-party provider based outside the European Economic Area (EEA), we take steps to ensure your personal data is adequately protected.
We have the right to disclose your personal data as required by law or when we believe that disclosure is necessary to protect our rights and/or comply with a judicial proceeding, court order, request from a regulator, or any other legal process served on Appstrato. If there is a takeover, sale, or purchase of our business, we may disclose your personal data to the new (or prospective) owner of the business.
How Long Do We Keep Your Information?
We will only hold your information for as long as necessary to fulfill the purposes for which it was collected, before making it non-identifiable or deleting it.
If you send us any ‘contact us’ messages, we will delete or de-identify these messages once we have finally satisfied your query.
If you choose to unsubscribe from a service, we may keep a ‘suppression list’ containing your details so we know you have unsubscribed.
Your Rights
You have the right to access your personal data and ask for it to be rectified or deleted at any later time.
If you have questions or concerns relating to the handling of your personal data, or other privacy-related queries, please get in touch with us using the ‘Contact us’ functionality in the website’s footer or via privacy@appstrato.com. Please also use these links for non-privacy-related queries.
If you are in the EU, you also have the right to raise a privacy concern with the Data Protection Authority established in the relevant EU country.
Third-Party Websites
Our website may contain links to third-party sites. This privacy statement does not apply to those third-party sites. We recommend that you read the privacy statements of any other sites that you visit, as we cannot accept responsibility for the privacy practices of these sites, which may be different from ours.
Freedom of Information Enquiries
If you represent a public authority governed by the Freedom of Information Act and you wish to consult with an Appstrato stakeholder about a potential disclosure of Appstrato information pursuant to a request you have received, please get in touch using the contact page on our website. Provide your name, the name of the public authority you represent, your contact details, the nature of the request, and the deadline for disclosure, and a responsible Appstrato person will contact you.
Changes to the Privacy Statement
We may update this privacy statement from time to time and recommend that you revisit it on occasion to see the latest version.
This statement was last updated on the 1st January 2024.