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“This policy explains what we collect, why we collect it, how long we keep it, and how you can exercise your rights under GDPR and India's DPDP Act.”
Name, email, phone number, profile metadata, login identifiers.
Enrollments, lesson progress, quiz attempts, lab challenge completions, earned XP, flashcard activity, certificates.
Invoices, payment records, transaction identifiers, tax details.
Contact form messages, newsletter preferences, operational email logs.
We calculate XP from learning records and store your participation preference and the notice version you accepted. Participation is off by default. With your permission, the top three participating learners' profile names, XP totals and ranks are visible to signed-in users. Admin accounts are excluded. Emails, phone numbers, individual quiz scores and payment details are not displayed. You can join or withdraw in your profile under Leaderboard privacy. Withdrawing removes your name from subsequent leaderboard requests without deleting your private learning records. Previously viewed names may remain on another user's screen until it refreshes.
When you connect LinkedIn, we store your LinkedIn member identifier, display name, permission expiry and an encrypted access token. This is separate from your academy login. Only when you confirm Publish do we send your certificate PDF and chosen caption to LinkedIn as a public document post, which others can view and download. We retain the caption and publication receipt with your academy account to show the outcome and prevent duplicate posts. We do not save a separate copy of the uploaded PDF. You can disconnect in the certificate sharing dialog to delete our saved access; this does not delete posts already on LinkedIn. You can also revoke access in LinkedIn settings and delete posts there. Expired connection credentials and temporary connection requests are removed by scheduled cleanup. Contact info@otsec.academy to request deletion of retained sharing records.
Depending on your jurisdiction, you may request access, correction, deletion, restriction, objection, portability, and consent withdrawal.
For unresolved concerns, you may escalate to relevant supervisory or statutory authorities in your jurisdiction.
Our infrastructure and service providers may process data across regions. We apply contractual, organizational, and technical safeguards to protect personal data during cross-border transfers.
You can review and update cookie preferences any time from Cookie Preferences in the footer. We currently use the following first-party cookies:
Third-party platforms such as Google OAuth and Razorpay may set their own cookies during sign-in or payment actions. Those cookies are controlled by their respective providers.
We apply layered access controls, encryption in transit, and role-based restrictions for sensitive records. If a personal-data incident is confirmed, we follow applicable notification and remediation obligations.
“For inquiries regarding data governance, contact our privacy officer.”