by law, such as: to comply with a subpoena or similar legal process; when we believe in good faith
that disclosure is necessary to protect our rights; to protect your safety or the safety of others; to
investigate fraud; or, to respond to a government request. Where possible and legally permissible,
we will consult you in advance of any such disclosure. We will reject any third-party requests for
personal information that are not legally binding.
●Business transaction. If we are involved in a merger, acquisition, or sale of all or a portion of our
assets, we may disclose your personal information to a third party involved in the transaction as
permitted by applicable law.
●Affiliated businesses. Demoleap may share your personal information with affiliates to provide
the services including access to the Site and to improve or develop the Site.
●Third-party plugins. Your interactions with third-party plugins are governed by the privacy policy
of the company providing the third-party plugin. Demoleap is not responsible for the privacy and
security practices of such third parties, and it is your choice to use such third-party plugins. We
encourage you to read the privacy policy of any third party you interact with on or through the
Site.
●Protection and safety of Demoleap and others. We are committed to providing a safe
environment on the Site. Demoleap may disclose your personal information for purposes of fraud
prevention and detection; protecting the rights, property, and safety of Demoleap, you, or others;
and, enforcing or applying our Terms of Use and other agreements.
TRANSFERS OUTSIDE THE EUROPEAN ECONOMIC AREA
Your Data may be transferred, stored and processed in one or more countries outside the European
Economic Area (“EEA”), for example, when one of our service providers use employees or equipment
based outside the EEA. For transfers of your Data to third parties outside of the EEA, we take additional
steps in line with Data Protection Legislation. We will put in place adequate safeguards with respect to the
protection of your privacy, fundamental rights and freedoms, and the exercise of your rights. The personal
information we collect is stored and processed in United States and Israel, or where we or our partners,
affiliates and third-party providers maintain facilities.
•Adequacy Decisions: We rely on decisions from the European Commission where they recognise
that certain countries and territories outside of the European Economic Area ensure an adequate level of
protection for personal information. These decisions are referred to as “adequacy decisions”. We transfer
your personal data from the European Economic Area to Israel in reliance on the European Commission’s
adequacy decision for Israel.
•Standard Contractual Clauses: We utilise standard contractual clauses approved by the European
Commission (and the equivalent standard contractual clauses for the UK, where appropriate) for transfers
to the United States.
While transfers to countries that don’t have an adequacy decision typically take place on the basis of the
standard contractual clauses, in certain circumstances, transfers can also take place on the basis of
exemptions provided for under data protection law. For example, sharing with law enforcement, in
emergency situations where we learn that a person’s life is at risk.
Where we transfer personal information from a non-EEA country to another country, you acknowledge
that third parties in other jurisdictions may not be subject to similar data protection laws to the ones in our
jurisdiction. There are risks if any such third party engages in any act or practice that would contravene the