Privacy Policy

Privacy Statement for OnlineCaso

You are welcomed by the OnlineCaso (called “we”, “us,” or “our”). What follows is our Privacy Statement, which explains in detail about our way of gathering, using, sharing and safeguarding of personal details when you use our website at www.onlinecaso.com (the “Site”) or any connected services included in the “Services”.
If you come to our Site, or use any Services, you are giving us permission to collect and handle your information following this Privacy Statement.

1. The Information We May Gather

There are various kinds of information we might gather and process including:

a) Information you send straight to us

Your name
Your email contact
Contact numbers and possibly an address
Your payment data (where it is needed)
Other information you decide to give (like on forms, surveys or if you ask for a support)

b) Data automatically received

When the Site is browsed or used, we can automatically grab information such as:

IP address
Kind and version of browser
Type of device and what operating system it runs
Pages visited and the time you spend there
Referring and exit links
Date/time records
Click activities and usability patterns, analytic results
Cookies, log information and technologies that trace behaviour

c) Getting information from outside parties

It may happen that we are given details about you from outside services like analytics firms, advertising groups or social login providers.

2. Our Use of Your Details

The personal details can be used for different purposes including:

To have our Services, keep them running, and make them better
To talk to you (such as replying to a question, sending a notice, help requests)
Handling payment transactions (where necessary)
Studying how people use our Site, watching performance numbers and how trends develop
Adjusting content and suggestions to your preferences
Using your info for advertising or promotions (when you have said it is okay)
Finding, stopping and sorting out security problems like fraud or abuse
Fulfilling the obligation for legal compliance

3. Legal Reason for Handling Data (relevant if you are in the EU or places with certain privacy laws)

When you live in EU areas or in places where privacy law like GDPR applies, our choices for handling your personal details can come from:

The consent you provided
Doing what is required for a contract (for example, completing a service you asked for)
Obeying the laws and legal requirements
Legitimate interests that do not cross over the rights you have

4. Cookies and Technologies That Track Information

We use cookies, web beacons, or related technologies which let us gather and hold the information (such as for analytics, remembering your picked settings, giving out specific ads).
Many browsers can be set up to block cookies or let you know if cookies are being used. However, blocking the cookies can make some parts of the Site not work the right way.
Sometimes we may rely on a third-party providers (including Google Analytics, ad networks) using cookies or similar tracking techs for tracking your activity on the Site over different times and even between websites.

5. Sharing and Disclosing Your Information

Your personal information could be shared in the next types of situations:

With partners or workers, or any contractor or service personnel managing jobs for us (like processors for payments, those giving analytics or hosting support)
Where a law says we must do this or if we are answering to an official or legal ask like when a court asks
For holding up the rights of our company, stopping fraud from happening, or keeping people safe
If our company undergoes merging, asset sale, an acquisition or reorganizing
When you say it is okay

We do not sell your personal data for other company’s own use unless that is stated in an advance.

6. Transfers of Data Across Countries

Sometimes your information could go to and be managed in countries different from your own. When this happens, we will put measures in place to make sure data is secure and treated as required by this Privacy Statement and legal data protection rules (using standard contracts or related safeguards as necessary).

7. How Long We Keep Data

We’ll keep your data so long as we need it to do what it was gathered for (for example running Services, obeying legal rules, resolving disagreements, making sure our agreements are followed). After data is not needed any longer, we will take care to remove or scramble it securely.

8. Security

Our reasonable technical measures and organizational plans try to keep your personal data safe from being accessed without permission, or lost, used wrongly, changed or destroyed. No method which uses Internet or storing electronic files is fully secure though, so total security cannot be promised.

9. Your Legal Rights

Depending where you are, you might be allowed several rights regarding your personal information:

Getting or taking a copy of your details
Making corrections when your data is incomplete or wrong
Erasure (“the right to be forgotten”)
Limiting processing on your data
Objecting to handling of your data
Moving your data somewhere else
Revoking agreement for processing (if that is the basis for processing)
Send a complaint to a data protection official or authority

To use any of these rights, you may reach out by contacting us using the details below.

10. Children’s Information Privacy

Our Site and Services are made for people over 13 (or as decided by local laws). We do not collect knowingly data from kids younger than that age. Whenever it comes to your knowledge that a child has sent us details you must tell us straight away, so we will try to erase those records.

11. Updates to This Privacy Statement

This Privacy Statement could change sometimes. If so, we will upload the newer version on this web page and change the “Effective date” too.
For major changes, we might also tell you through email or messages on the Site. If you keep using our Site after changes, that means you accept new Privacy Statement.