This privacy policy describes how Open Food Facts collects and uses your personal data as part of its Services.
-“Services” means the provision of websites: openfoodfacts.org, openbeautyfacts.org, openproductsfacts.org, openpetfoodfacts.org, and corresponding mobile applications on Android and iOS (Open Food Facts, Open Beauty Facts, Open Pet Food Facts et Open Products Facts), contribution websites hunger.openfoodfacts.org, wiki.openfoodfacts.org, as well as the sites of new projects that could be added.[1]
+“Services” means the provision of websites: openfoodfacts.org, openbeautyfacts.org, openproductsfacts.org, openpetfoodfacts.org, and corresponding mobile applications on Android and iOS (Open Food Facts, Open Beauty Facts, Open Pet Food Facts et Open Products Facts), contribution websites hunger.openfoodfacts.org, wiki.openfoodfacts.org, as well as the sites of new projects that could be added.[1]
Open Food Facts, as defined by the law of July 1st 1901, whose head office is located at 21 rue des Iles, 94100 Saint-Maur-des-Fossés (France), is responsible for the processing of personal data within the framework of the Services.
Email : privacy@openfoodfacts.org
[3] The country is sometimes deduced from the IP address in order to locate the product (entry assistance). But it is data that the user can modify, and is therefore not necessarily the country in which he is located.
[4] This is only true for users using the barcode scanner provided by MLKit. This is the case for most users, but the barcode scanner can be changed in the application settings.
+[4] This is only true for users using the barcode scanner provided by MLKit. This is the case for most users, but the barcode scanner can be changed in the application settings.
w[5] The way newsletter tools work is to keep the address on unsubscribe lists.Open Food Facts cleans these lists regularly.