Privacy Policy

Welcome aboard the official Humann website! We are happy to introduce you to Humann (referred to as “We” & “Us” & “Our” in this Policy), a product by Abhiman Innovations Pvt. Ltd. ( the “Company”). This Privacy Policy will assist you to understand how Abhiman Innovations & Humann gather and utilise the data of a “user“ ( referred to here as ”You“ & “Your”) through our official website. Without your consent, the features of Humann will not be accessible to you.

Our privacy policy may be updated or modified at any time without prior notification. As a user, kindly check the privacy policy and the modifications made to it regularly. This Privacy Policy is uniformly applicable to the Humann website. Here are some common references that we would use throughout this Policy:

• 1.1 Client: Refers to a third-party business that partners with Humann to provide its services. A ‘client’ may also be classified as “they” & “them”s, an entity that collaborates with Abhiman Innovations to upscale its business strategy. You can refer to their official Privacy Policies to know how they function independently.
• 1.2 User: Refers to an individual who uses the Humann website to get the latest blogs in their feed.
• 1.3 Company: Refers to a business/entity registered lawfully by the government.
• 1.4 Website: The official landing page or web page of a Company that can be accessed by any random user through search engines.
• 1.5 Application: Also referred to as an ‘App’ is a software program that is designed to perform a specific task. Applications can be downloaded on a device through app stores or available links on search engines.
• 1.6 Personal data: Quite specifically, it is a collective term for the sensitive details of an Individual. For example, their Name, Address, Phone number, Email address, Date of Birth, Employment Status, Educational status and online activity.
• 1.7 Privacy: It is a fundamental Humann right that is strictly exercised in most countries. In simple words, Privacy is YOUR right to control your sensitive information. You can also decide who can see your info, who can use it and to what extent is it shared.
• 1.8 Consent: When you voluntarily agree to engage in an activity by using an app or website, you must provide your ‘ Consent ’ for the same.

Humann collects and stores the data that you willingly provide. This includes your:

• Full Name: that you fill up during your registration process on the Humann website
• Email Address: so that you can receive important updates from our team or reach out to us in case of any queries.
• Gender: to segregate your data into a systematic format.
• Date of Birth: to personalise your advertising experience according to your age.
• Interests: We record your responses on the official Humann website through Polls, Surveys, and feedback that you willingly provide.
• Employment Status/Educational Qualifications: So that we can display relevant polls and tasks to you.
• Opinions on various topics that we collect through our comment section: in order to upscale their products, marketing strategies, and business models.
• Email address: For account recovery, data privacy & newsletter subscription.
• Cookies: to track your activities on our website.
• Geographic Location: to centralize all our marketing strategies for our clients.
• IP address: So that our advertisers can piece together a profile of your interests and display relevant polls, ads, and blogs to you.

• Your social media accounts‘ activity
• Your Social Media accounts‘ engagement history.
• Your Browsing History
• Your Medical information
• Your Clickstream Data
• Your Passwords
• Your Credit Card information

This action is implemented under the following laws:

The Information Technology Act, 2000 (IT Act): Section 43A of the IT Act states that no person shall, without the consent of the person concerned, collect, store, retain, use, or disclose any personal information in electronic form. However, this section does allow for the collection of personal information without consent in certain cases, such as when the information is necessary for the performance of a contract or to provide a service to the user.

The Privacy (Protection) of Electronic Communication Rules, 2011 (SPDI Rules): The SPDI Rules further elaborate on the provisions of the IT Act and provide additional safeguards for the protection of personal information. These rules require that websites and apps obtain the consent of users before collecting any personal information and that they provide users with the right to access, correct, and delete their personal information.

How do we utilise your data?

• Leverage your user experience by modifying the current Humann website design.
• Create compelling blogs to be published on our website and social media handles.
• Allow our advertising partners to run advertising campaigns on the Humann website.
• Allow our clients to read our blogs so that they can obtain useful opinions on various topics, products, and trends.
• Apart from the users’ Full name, Phone number, Email address, IP address, and DOB, the other data gathered by Humann is shared with our clients so that they can leverage their marketing strategies.

3.1 Duration of Data Storage:

Your data will be deleted by us as soon as it is no longer necessary to achieve the purpose for which it was collected. In addition, your data will be deleted if you revoke your consent or request the deletion of your personal data.

To protect user privacy and consent, the Indian government has declared the following user rights:

• 4.1. Right to information: You have the right to information regarding the collection, use, and disclosure of your personal data, which is known as the right to information. Users should be able to easily understand this information, which should be presented in a clear and succinct manner.
• 4.2. Right to Access: Users have the right of access, which entitles them to view their personal data that is kept by a business or organisation. This includes the right to know what data was gathered, how it was put to use, and with whom it was shared.
• 4.3. Right to Correct: Users have the right to correct any errors in their personal information that are kept by a business or organisation, which is known as the right to correct.
• 4.4. Right to Withdraw Consent: The ability to revoke consent: Users are granted the freedom to stop approving the gathering, use, and disclosure of their personal data at any time.
• 4.5. Right to Delete: The term “right to delete’ refers to the ability of users to request the removal of their personal data from a company’s or organisation’s files.
• The ability to file a complaint with the government: If users feel that their privacy rights have been abused, they have the right to do so.

The Information Technology Act of 2000 (IT Act) and the Information Technology (Reasonable Security Practises and Procedures and Sensitive Personal Data or Information) Rules of 2011 both contain provisions that protect these rights. The IT Act also specifies penalties for businesses or organisations that breach users’ rights to privacy.