Jurisdiction-Specific Provisions Supplement

Introduction

To ensure compliance with global privacy standards, we implement cookie practices based on the jurisdiction of the user. Our approach aligns with applicable laws and best practices in key regions:

This document outlines cookie compliance requirements across key jurisdictions. These provisions supplement our main Cookie Policy and apply based on user location.

Switzerland

(a) Consent Model: Opt-out with exceptions. Opt-in required for cookies creating personality profiles or processing sensitive data.

(b) Implementation: Align with EU standards for simplicity. Honor Do Not Track signals as opt-out mechanism.

Canada

(a) Consent Model: Express consent for tracking outside reasonable expectations (e.g., behavioral advertising). Implied consent possible for basic analytics with clear notice.

(c) Transparency: Provide clear, accessible information in plain language.

Other Key Jurisdictions

Asia-Pacific

(a) China: Opt-in consent required. Separate explicit consent needed for third-party cookies and cross-border transfers.

(b) Japan: Opt-in for third-party cookies. Consent required for cross-border transfers to non-adequate countries.

(c) South Korea: Strict opt-in consent required. No bundling of consents for different purposes.

(d) India: Opt-in consent required under new DPDP Act.

(e) Australia: Opt-out acceptable, but opt-in recommended for advertising/targeting cookies.

Middle East & Africa

(a) UAE: Opt-in consent required unless necessary for contract.

(b) South Africa: Opt-in recommended under POPIA.

Other Regions

(a) Mexico: Opt-in recommended as best practice.

(b) Turkey: Opt-in with equal prominence for Accept/Reject buttons.

(c) Argentina: Opt-in recommended, though implied consent may be acceptable in some contexts.

International Data Transfers

Some cookies we use (e.g., third-party analytics or ad services) may result in the transfer of personal data to countries outside your jurisdiction, including to the United States or other countries where data protection laws may differ from those in your country.

Where required by law (e.g. China, Japan, South Korea) we:

i. Obtain your explicit consent for such transfers.

ii. Implement safeguards such as Standard Contractual Clauses (SCCs) or data transfer agreements to ensure adequate protection.

iii. Provide information about the recipient, data purpose, and retention period upon request.