Privacy Policy

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Proposed waitlist practices only. Counsel and the operator must verify these statements and complete the brackets, including actual providers, technical collection, retention and international transfers.

Last updated: [date]

Who we are.

Doreme is operated by [legal entity, address], the controller of your waitlist information. Contact: [privacy email].

What we collect and why.

We collect your email, any name, role and country you provide, and your signup and consent records. We use these to manage the waitlist, contact you about beta access and understand our audience. Product news and launch marketing require the separate optional checkbox. [Disclose any cookies, analytics or technical logs actually collected, their purposes and legal bases.]

Your choice.

Providing information is voluntary, with no legal obligation. Without an email, we cannot register you. Other fields and marketing consent are optional. Where the GDPR applies, the proposed legal basis is consent for the requested waitlist processing and separate consent for marketing.

Sharing and security.

We do not sell personal information. We use [identify hosting, form and email providers] to operate the waitlist, with appropriate contractual and security safeguards. We may disclose information where legally required. [Specify processing countries and applicable transfer safeguards under EU and Israeli law.]

Retention.

We retain waitlist information for [defined period or clear retention criteria]. Following withdrawal or deletion, we retain only records necessary for legal obligations or to respect your opt-out, for [period].

Your rights and deletion.

Email [privacy email] to request access, correction or deletion, or withdraw consent. Marketing emails include an unsubscribe link. Withdrawal does not affect earlier lawful processing. Under Israel’s Privacy Protection Law, 5741–1981, as amended, you have rights to inspect your information and request correction. Where the GDPR applies, additional rights may include erasure, restriction, objection and portability, subject to legal conditions. You may complain to Israel’s Privacy Protection Authority or the relevant EU supervisory authority.

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