Privacy Policy Study Unicorn

The stated 'Privacy Policy' of StudyUnicorn outlines how and why we gather, share, and store the data that the clientele provides while using our elaborated services, including visiting our websites and then reaching out to us in many relevant ways, like marketing, events, or for sales.

Here, the privacy and policy provide detailed information about our policies and practices that one must understand well before using the Study Unicorn website. Go over each area to learn about your options and rights as a user regarding privacy. If you disagree with our policy, then avoid using our services. However, if you have queries or concerns, then connect through the contact@studyunicorn.com.

Information Collection

Personal data that the clients submitted. Here, we gather all of the information that users provide when they register to utilize our services, and it helps to learn more about the products and services we offer, take part in events about our products and services, or get in touch with us.

The list below tells about the personal data you provide; they are as follows:

  • User names of registered clientele
  • First and Last name
  • User Email IDs.
  • Gender
  • Contact Number
  • Date of Birth
  • Order Details
  • Additional documents uploaded by you to our website
  • Education, profession, and expertise-related details.

Ensure all details provided during your account registration are true, right, and complete. You must notify us before any changes or updates to your personal information.

Sensitive Information

Know that we do not process sensitive information or engage in any activity.

Social Media Login:

You are provided with an option to register your account with us through various platforms such as Facebook, Google, and many more. At this step, whichever platform you choose, we will collect information through that. Know that the type of information we get from associated accounts is different, but also your name, email address, and all other information that you have chosen to make it public on the social media platforms.

We make sure to use the information for varied purposes as mentioned in our privacy policy or on relevant services, as we informed you about it. Kindly note that we do not control and hold any responsibility for third-party social media providers who use your shared information. We encourage our users to read thoroughly the privacy policies related to social media platforms they have selected in order to learn how personal information is used, collected, and shared online, as well as how to modify privacy settings on different websites and apps.

Payment Information:

We use a third party for the payment procedure for creating an order. Here, the payment processor escalates your payment that we collect, process, use, and abide by the privacy policy regulations.

Automated Data Acquisition:

Our website collects all the information when you visit our services. However, no detail of your identity, such as your name and the following contact details, may contain details like location, country, cookie ID, language choice, device information, and relevant Information about when and how you use the designated services or products, and all other technical details.

Remember that such information is primarily used and collected to keep our products and services' security and operational activities tight, as well as for all other purposes like internal analytics and reporting. We only collect information from cookies and similar technologies.

How We Process Information?

Know that our website, Study Unicorn, processes your shared information for varied reasons, which depend on how you can avail of the services. Read below the cases:

  1. We at Study Unicorn will authenticate and process your information likewise. This way, one can sign up to create an account, keep it processing, and log in whenever required.
  2. We may process your information request for potential feedback and then communicate with you about our products/services and the use of our products.
  3. Services that users seek are facilitated and delivered accordingly. Your information may be processed for order administration and to provide the services you have requested.
  4. We might process your information, ask for your opinions, and contact you about our services and how to use our goods and services.
  5. We may process your information to respond to the queries and resolve concerns you might encounter while availing of the requested services.
  6. For marketing purposes, we can also use the information for marketing or promotional communications, only according to your preferences.
  7. However, you can unsubscribe us from any marketing updates at any time.
  8. By sharing administrative details related to our official products, services, changes, and upgrades, that is, in terms and policies, and all other important information.
  9. As part of our effort to safeguard our services with fraud monitoring and prevention, we might process your information.
  10. We may process your information to evaluate the effectiveness of our marketing efforts and develop the most effective programs to satisfy your demands.
  11. To safeguard you from possible harm and to act in your best interest, we may process your information.
  12. To show events, such as the establishment, pursuit, or defense of claims, that are pertinent to our legitimate interest, we may process your information for archiving reasons during a judicial proceeding.
  13. We might use your information to reply when you contact us by chatbots, email, or contact forms.
  14. Additionally, we might utilize outside compliant services to conduct various surveys and polls, to which you are not required to reply. Additionally, we might use your cookies and associated data to optimize and show you relevant ads based on your past searches. However, you can choose to opt out at any time and are not required to reply to them.
  15. To address any kind of disagreement or grievance over the website, we may process user data, including messages.
  16. Payment information that conforms with the relevant legal requirements of accounting and finance may be processed by us. For the sake of defense and/or establishing our legal rights, we may also process information from the platform about legal issues brought up by you or another individual or organization.
  17. To make sure that no information is connected to your personally identifiable information, such as your name and email address, we may de-identify, aggregate, and/or anonymize data gathered via our services and website. Please be aware that we may share anonymized and aggregated data with third parties at our discretion and use it for marketing and research purposes.
  18. We're always trying to improve our website, get more people interested in our goods and services, and improve the analytics. We may examine and track the data you give us when you register, cookies, and use statistics for things like the time and date of your most recent visit, the device you used, where you are, and other pertinent information about how you use the website and how many people visit it.
  19. To better analyze consumer interaction, identify features necessary to improve the customer experience, and create practical features that streamline our services, we can utilize your information for analytics.
  20. Furthermore, we might utilize outside compliant services to conduct various surveys and polls, to which you are not required to reply. Likewise, based on earlier searches, we may optimize and display relevant advertising using your cookies and related data. You are not obligated to respond to them, though; you can opt out anytime.

Sharing Your Personal Data

Users' personal information is never sold, shared, or transferred to third parties by our website. That does not, however, apply to the third parties that manage our website and offer you our online services and goods. Make sure that these partnerships only take place if everyone agrees to keep the customer information they obtain from us private. We may disclose your information to the following parties:

  • SUBCONTRACTORS We collaborate with various subcontractors-including hosting providers, IT technicians, website service providers, claims adjusters, marketing and advertising professionals, accounting and bookkeeping firms, and legal advisors-to handle personal data, maintain technical infrastructure, and support website functionality. Each subcontractor is required to process data strictly in accordance with the terms and conditions set forth in our contractual agreements.
  • PAYMENT PROCESSORS After you have taken our services, our payment processors will share your payment details.
  • ADVERTISERS & INTERMEDIARIES Advertisers and intermediaries may examine particular data to select relevant advertising content for display based on the information included in cookies and other online identifiers with personal data.

Company Protection and Legal Compliance

We here at Study Unicorn may disclose specific details as permitted by law and this Privacy Policy in any of the following instances:

  • To react to requests for customer service.
  • To address allegations that we have infringed upon a third party's rights.
  • To uphold our privacy statement or any other agreement that involves looking into possible infractions.

To adhere to law

To protect our company's, agents', associates', users', and the public's rights, property, and/or safety, this includes working together and sharing information with other organizations or corporations to prevent fraud, malware, and other similar situations.

You consent to data transfer and processing for the reasons specified in this privacy policy by providing your personal information and accepting our terms.

Legal Bases with Data Processing

As previously stated, the methods by which we process your data depend entirely on how you use our website and services.

Depending on the situation, one may use and even handle the information on one or more of the following legal bases. Processing only works with your permission. With your consent, we will process the data you provided for a specific purpose.

As our Terms and Conditions specify, the processing is solely to expand our services. We will be processing your data to ensure that we meet our contractual responsibilities simply by giving you (the client) the services for which you have paid us.

Remember that you will be informed about the legal formalities that are applied. You will also be updated if we cannot do it due to obligations under the particular legislation.

Please be aware that we only process information when necessary to fulfill contractual commitments, provide you with services, safeguard your rights by adhering to legal requirements, and further corporate interests.

Considerable Data Usage Legislation of Different Countries

Processing is essential to achieve the best interests of the clients. However, don't let the interests and fundamental rights take precedence. The following are a few of the interests mentioned:

  • Promotion of websites using social media, media outlets, and affiliates like influencers and bloggers.
  • Compliance with accounting and financial regulations.
  • Assessing the company's efficacy by examining website traffic and financial performance indicators.
  • Expert fraud prevention and verification to protect user data and improve user experience.
  • Following the law is necessary to defend and exercise legal rights, work with law enforcement and regulatory bodies, or submit information about the case we are involved in.
  • Please be aware that we only process information when necessary to fulfill contractual duties, provide services, safeguard your rights by adhering to legal requirements, and further corporate interests.

Considerable Data Usage Legislations of Different Countries

User-based in the EU or UK.

For users in the EU and UK, we may rely on the following legal grounds to process personal information: consent. The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and the UK GDPR state that we are required to clearly explain the legal basis on which personal data is processed.

  • Legitimate Interests
  • Performance of a Contract
  • Legal Limitations

You have basic data subject rights in several areas along with the right to revoke permission under the GDPR.

  • Articles 12 to 14 of the GDPR provide the right to information. You have a right to know how personal information is gathered and utilized.
  • According to GDPR Article 15, you have the right to see and obtain copies of your data.
  • Article 16 of the GDPR grants you the right to request that any information that is currently in existence be updated or corrected.
  • You have the right to request that your data be deleted under GDPR Article 17. However, remember that the law could alter this and that this is not a guarantee.
  • Article 16 of the GDPR grants you the right to request that any information that is currently in existence be updated or corrected.
  • You can request that your data be deleted following GDPR Article 17. However, remember that the legislation is subject to change and that this is not a guarantee.
  • Article 20 of the GDPR: The right to data portability. You have the right to ask questions. You have the right to request that any information presently in existence be updated or corrected under Article 16 of the GDPR.
  • You have the right to request that your data be deleted under GDPR Article 17. However, remember that the legislation is subject to change and that this is not a guarantee.
  • Right to revoke consent (GDPR Article 7):You have the option to revoke any consent you may have previously given for data processing.
  • Right to object (Article 21 of the GDPR): You are entitled to object to data processing.
  • Right to protest automated processing (GDPR Article 22): You are entitled to protest automated profiling or decision-making.

Know that the EU and UK charge a significant penalty when regulating data collection. The amount starts from 2 million EUR of the company's turnover. By breaking the law during the previous year, whichever was higher. For repeating the same violation, the penalty is doubled. If you want to practice any of the rights, then be sure to connect with us as soon as possible. We will consider and act upon your request as soon as possible, as per the Data Protection Law.

FOR CANADA USERS

Canada users, kindly know that we will process information only after getting your consent to process your personal information. But with implied consent. Note: One can withdraw their consent at any time.

In some cases, we may have to seek legal permission under an applicable law to process your provided data without consent, likewise:

  • We cannot acquire consent(approval) on time if the processing is for an individual's interest.
  • If the processing is for assessing, settling, and processing the insurance claim for a witness statement.
  • Is the collection reasonable for looking into a breach of an agreement or a violation of Canadian laws, and is it fair to assume that collection and use with consent will damage data availability and accuracy?
  • If a person created it as part of their work or business, and the collection aligns with the goal of data production.
  • If the collection is used only for literary, artistic, or journalistic reasons.
  • If the regulations specify that the data should be publicly available.
  • The Personal Information Protection and Electronic Act (PIPEDA) is a considerable federal law that protects privacy. It helps to set the ground regulations for handling the user's personal information during commercial activities. PIPEDA fundamental principles are strictly being followed, and accountability, consent, identifying purposes, limiting collections, accuracy, safeguards, individual access, disclosure, restricting use, retention, and challenging compliance are being ensured.
  • The Privacy Act governs how the federal government handles the data it gathers and uses personal information from its workers and the public (RSC, 1985, c. P-21). The Act allows anybody, whether they are in Canada or not, to request access to and correction of data that the federal government stores. The purpose of the legislation is to safeguard people's privacy and give them appropriate access to their personal information.
  • The federal law that addresses spam and other online concerns is Canada's Anti-Spam Legislation (CASL). It is in charge of funding fraudulent or unsolicited electronic communications, tampering with data transfer, and engaging in dishonest marketing techniques.
  • A significant fine of up to CAD 100,000 under PIPEDA and CAD 10,000 under CASL can be imposed on an individual for collecting data unregulated or breaking the relevant regulations.

FOR US USERS - California Citizen Right's

As the "Shine the Light" rule, section 1798.83 of the California Civil Code allows the citizens who live in California to seek information from us once a year at no cost. The personal information would include the names and addresses related to the third parties with whom the data was shared in the previous year, as well as categories we provided to other parties for marketing reasons.

As a California citizen, you can submit similar requests by contacting us using the details below. You can write to us to have any posts or private information removed if you have used our services and are younger than 18. Get in touch with our staff right away, and remember to provide proof of California residency and the email address you used to register.

We guarantee that no information on your services will be shown to the public. Please be advised that data will not be entirely deleted from our systems for legal, security, and other reasons that comply with the law.

California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) Notice

As per the California Code of Regulations, a resident is :

  • Anyone domiciled in California and outside the state for a temporary purpose.
  • Any individual who is in California for transitory or temporary purposes only.
  • Ensure you follow specific legal rights and obligations regarding personal data if any definitions apply to you.

Know the Rights Under the CCPA

The CCPA provides California residents with particular rights for the protection of personal data, like the following:

  • RIGHT TO REQUEST
    One has the right to inquire about the information related to the data usage, collection, sale, sharing, and disclosure of the details for the business requirements.
  • RIGHT TO NOTICE
    One has the right to be notified or informed before the data collection. One can also ask about the categories of information being collected and processed, and for what purpose.
  • RIGHT TO SAY NO OR PT OUT
    You have the right to say 'no' to the sale of your data.

Note: Your personal information will not be sold to any third parties.

RIGHT TO DELETE

You have the right to request the deletion of your personal data. After you have confirmed, we will delete the records unless an exceptional situation arises. Do not worry, as we will direct our network providers to do the same. Be aware that if we need your information to complete the transaction, deliver the requested services, and take proactive steps for the continued professional relationship, or, to put it another way, carry out the terms of the contract with you, we may even refuse to comply with the request.

  • Use your data carefully and appropriately to preserve security and integrity for the necessary goals.
  • To debug products to identify and address unforeseen defects in their existing functionality.
  • They should exercise their right to free speech to protect the rights of other customers.
  • To make use of their legal rights, including the freedom of speech.

The California Electronic Communications Privacy Act, codified under California Penal Code Section 1546 and subsequent sections.

The accomplishment of research for which you previously provided consent may be severely hampered if you delete data when conducting public or peer-reviewed scientific, statistical, or historical studies for the public good while abiding by the relevant ethics and privacy legislation. Respecting a legal requirement guarantees that no one is subjected to discrimination. Without facing any discrimination, you are entitled to exercise your consumer rights. Permit only internal applications that fit your expectations and align with your rapport with our team.

Exercise your rights in the following manner:

  • Providing unacceptable or, say, distinguished quality products.
  • Denying your services or products to others.
  • Applying penalties, using discounts, or charging varying rates.
  • The quality of the products or services you obtain will be higher.
  • Correcting inaccurate personal data upon request. As soon as you confirm the request, we will update your information in our records.
  • Restricting how sensitive information is used and shared. However, please note that we do not utilize or share any private information with outside parties.

Utilizing the Data Protection Rights Under the CCPA

When you are a California resident, you can exercise your CCP right, and for that, reach out with the details shared in the last section below. If you are an authorized agent and submit the request on behalf of a consumer, then you must have a copy of the written authorization signed by the consumer.

After getting the request, we will verify your identity to confirm if you are the same person for whom we have all the required details in our system. To confirm and verify, we may ask you specific questions or request that you provide particular information that matches the previous details you shared with us. For example, we may ask you for information we have already documented, like your phone number or email address. And if needed, we can ask you for details we already have, such as your phone number and email address.

We may employ an additional verification procedure to ascertain your identity or authorization to submit a request. We can request additional safety and fraud prevention information if you cannot validate the primary identifying information. Following the verification, we will remove all extra data.

US Penalties

Penalties for US - CCPA (California Consumer Privacy Act)

Each infraction of the CCPA carries civil fines of up to $7,500. $2,500 per infraction for deliberate violations and 30 days to discover a solution for inadvertent violations following notice. When a user violates a security breach, they can claim actual damages or statutory damages of $100 to $750 per consumer in all cases, whichever is higher.

(Virginia Consumer Data Protection Act)

The Attorney General will take action on behalf of the Commonwealth if the processor still violates the VCDPA forms 30 days after the cure period has ended or if the professor disregards a written statement from the Attorney General. He or she will request a civil penalty of nearly $7,500 and an injunction to stop VCDPA infractions.

For New Zealand Users - Harmful Digital Communications Act (HDCA)

Know that HDCA is to find out, prevent, and even lessen harmful digital communications, harassment, and cyberbullying as well. Additionally, it suggests that the digital communication should not:

  • Share private information.
  • Be evasive or disrespectful.
  • Be egregiously impolite.
  • Being employed is a form of harassment.
  • Make untrue claims.
  • Shatter someone's self-confidence.
  • Urge someone to send damaging messages purposefully.
  • Motivate someone to hurt someone.
  • Be used to disparage people based on their sexual orientation, gender, race, religion, ethnicity, color, or disability.

The Act gives users the authority to take action against the alleged violations and, with the assistance of an appropriate legislative body, settle the matter.

Unsolicited Electronic Messages Act (UEMA)/Anti-spam Law

UEMA's primary goal is to detect spam sent to, from, or within New Zealand. This Act allows users to file complaints against corporations that distribute spam messages. Spam via email, fax, SMS, and other instant messaging can potentially result in fines for the organization. But please be aware that UEMA does not cover the following:p>But please be aware that UEMA does not cover the following:

  • Detailed Warranty
  • Telemarketing
  • Pop-ups via the internet
  • Quote to Response
  • Benefit information, or say the Employment-Related
  • Previously Agreed Arrangement Confirmation.
  • Previous purchase-related products or services
  • Details on an ongoing membership.

he Act of selecting "unsubscribe" does not terminate consent. An existing database may be used by a company with prior permission. You can file a complaint if you still get spam after unsubscribing or without consent. A company may be penalized up to $500,000 in these situations to compensate for the losses.

Privacy Act 2020

As per the Privacy Act 2020, we look forward to promoting and protecting individual privacy by immediately adopting international privacy standards and providing a framework. Ensure total security for personal information, including proper access to information, and practice other rights and interests. A person's right to access and amend personal information is one of 13 privacy principles that address data storage, usage, acquisition, and disclosure. In New Zealand, collecting personal information without authorization is punishable by NZ$10,000, the cost of damages resulting from the infraction, or resource blocking.

For Users in SAR - the South African Republic - Personal Information Act 4 of 2013

The following is guaranteed by the Protection of Personal Information Act 4 of 2013:

  • Encourage the protection of personal data handled by various organizations.
  • Provide precise guidelines for determining the minimal standards for handling personal data.
  • Establish an Information Regulator to carry out specific tasks and exercise authority under this Act and the Promotion of Access to Information Act of 2000.
  • Provide for the issuance of conduct codes.
  • Respect people's rights regarding automated decision-making and unsolicited electronic communications.
  • Control the movement of private data across the Republic's borders for related purposes.

('Cybercrimes Act') - Cybercrimes Act No. 19 of 2020

According to South African law, cybercrimes should only be treated as criminal offences. The Act states that everyone should know and understand the rules, such as following them before moving forward. Cyber fraud, cyber extortion, malicious communications, and unlawful computer access are also considered among some of the listed cybercrimes in this Act.

Additionally, be aware that the following consequences may result from the uncontrolled gathering of personal information, such as data obtained by breaking the relevant law:

  • Subject to a fine and/or imprisonment for a period of up to 12 months.
  • Subject to a fine and/or imprisonment for a period of up to 10 years.

From EUR 10,000 to EUR 520,000 in equivalent is the Fine Charged.

Additionally, as of February 1st, 2022, data collection will only be permitted after receiving the necessary consent from the data owner. As a result, a pop-up window that will show up when visitors from South Africa enter must be installed. It will ask permission to collect and process data before allowing access to the website.

NOTE: Services cannot be extended in Australia.

It has been stated that one holds the right to withdraw one's consent to process the data, along with the applicable law. With us, one can even withdraw their consent at any time. Connect with us at info@studyunicorn.com or use the other ways of connecting as discussed in the previous section of the privacy policy.

Additionally, by selecting UNSUBSCRIBE or getting in touch directly, one can opt not to receive marketing and promotional email notifications. You will be taken off the standard marketing list right away. However, we might still contact you to discuss your service, administration, user account, or other non-marketing needs.

To update or change your account information, or to terminate your account, you can get in touch with us at any time. However, if you want to do it yourself, you can go to account settings after logging in and update or modify your user information. To close your account, you can take comparable actions. We will remove or deactivate your account and all associated data from our active databases as soon as we receive your request to terminate your account. As previously stated, we might save some information to prevent fraud, troubleshoot issues, conduct future investigations, enforce our legal agreements, and/or comply with relevant legal obligations.

Related trafficking and Cookies Concerned

To access and store data, we may employ cookies or other relevant tracking technologies, such web beacons and pixels. When a person visits a website, cookies-small data files-are saved on their computer or mobile device. Cookies and associated technologies are used by us to enhance and customize your user experience, create new services, and track website performance for advertising.

Third-party websites Linking

Links to other online platforms may be included in the services that link to third-party websites, applications, or services. These links may also contain adverts from unaffiliated third parties. We make no guarantees on third parties and hold no responsibility for any loss or harm through the outcome of such third-party platforms and sources. A connection to a third-party platform does not necessarily mean we endorse it.

In these situations, we cannot ensure the security and privacy of your data shared with websites, apps, and other websites connected to the services. If you have any questions, you should speak with the third-party sites directly and review their policies.

Cookies and monitoring the technologies

We must use cookies and monitoring technologies, such as pixels and beacons, to easily store and access the data. When someone visits a website, little data files called cookies are saved on their computer or mobile device. Our objectives are to enhance and customize your user experience, enhance our offerings, and use cookies and associated technologies to track website performance for marketing.

Cookies We Use

Analytics Cookies: Analytical cookies come into play to determine the importance of pages and the user's interaction with the website. We use them to measure and enhance the performance of our website, determine visits, and look into the traffic sources.

Marketing Cookies: These cookies help advertisers understand user interests and behavior, enabling them to present more relevant and engaging ads, ultimately improving the effectiveness of their marketing campaigns. Cookies for marketing are used to follow users around websites so that tailored ads can be shown.

Essential Cookies: These cookies are necessary for the system's functioning and to improve the quality of authentication, functionality, security, connection, and other aspects. However, one has the freedom to block cookies, which might affect the functionality of the websites.

You can turn off cookies to restrict the use of particular service features, but it's unlikely that you can manage cookie usage at the browser level.

For how long do we store your data

Unless a more extended retention period is allowed by law, we keep your data for as long as is required for the reasons outlined in this privacy policy, such as accounting, tax, and other applicable legal formalities. When we no longer have legitimate requirements for your data, we either anonymize or delete information. We will safely store your data in backup archives and keep it from other processes until it is entirely erased.

Keeping your information safe

To guarantee the highest level of data security during processing, we have taken all required steps and put the newest organizational and technological security standards into practice. We will not, however, make exaggerated claims that hackers, cybercriminals, or other unauthorized parties cannot breach our security system to gather, steal, access, or alter your data, even with our best efforts to protect it, because no storage technology can ensure total security. We take every precaution to protect your information from unauthorized sources. However, you should be responsible for sending and receiving data from our services. You should only use our products and services in a secure setting.

Data collection from minors

We don't intentionally gather data or advertise our goods and services to minors. We assume that you are 18 or the legal guardian of a child when you use our products or services and that you have given your consent to do so. We take the appropriate steps to remove a user's personal information from our systems and promptly deactivate their account if we discover that they are under 18. Please email contact@studyunicorn.com to let us know if you know someone under 18 using our services or goods. We will act immediately.

Do-not-track features

Numerous mobile operating systems, applications, and web browsers come with a Do-not-track (DNT) function that allows users to turn on the signal as they see fit without worrying about data processing or monitoring. Nevertheless, no established standard technology exists for identifying and using DNT signals on a broader scale. As a result, DNT browser signals and other technologies that automatically convey your preference are not handled by us. Despite this, we will notify you of the practice and incorporate it into our updated privacy policy if we ever adopt a standard for online monitoring.

Cross-Border Transfers

We process the personal data from both within and outside the country. Every country has different data processing laws, and we abide by the legal measures to ensure high privacy compliance.

On-time Reply and Solution

As soon as we receive the request, we will respond promptly and provide you with all the information and a solution that interests you. If there are too many requests, they are complicated, or they need a lot of work done, the time frame will be extended by another 15 days. If something happens unexpectedly as in within a month of receiving your service request, our team will inform you of the reason for the delay or any such extensions.

Evaluation of Customer Support Accounts

Our support staff may ask for access to your account in certain situations, such as when you contact customer service. They can view your personal information on your account under such conditions. Please be aware that we always get their consent before we can access a user's account. However, the procedure may be delayed, and the customer support provisions would be impacted if you do not allow access.

Breach of Notifications

You are not obligated to provide personal information; it is entirely voluntary. However, personal information is required to create a user account and utilize our services or products. If you refuse to supply information, you will be less likely to have access to all our service features.

If there is a data breach, we will notify you. We will promptly alert the appropriate data protection agency to reduce the likelihood of serious violations of your rights and data security. We take every precaution to avoid such hazards.

Privacy policy Upgrading

Please be aware that this policy could change if the legislation changes. We make sure to update our privacy policy from time to time to reflect new developments in technology. When the "Revised" date appears at the top, you will know our policy has been revised. You will be notified directly if there are any significant changes to our policy. Please regularly visit this section to be informed of the most recent modifications to ensure high data security if you continue using our services or products.

Contact Us

Feel free to speak with us or email us at info@studyunicorn.com if you have any questions or concerns concerning our privacy statement, relevant legislation, data safety procedures, technologies, or anything else.


This privacy policy was last updated on [20/05/2025].