For users in Canada, Bannify documents privacy practices against PIPEDA, Quebec Law 25, and related privacy principles.
1. Canadian Privacy Compliance
Bannify identifies the purposes for collection and limits personal information to what is necessary for those purposes, while monitoring evolving Canadian privacy requirements.
2. Consent
Personal information is collected with knowledge and consent except where an exception applies.
3. Safeguards and Quebec Law 25
Bannify uses administrative, technical, and organizational safeguards, considers privacy by design, and will assess privacy impact obligations for new technology where Quebec Law 25 or other applicable laws require it. AI features may involve providers such as OpenAI outside Canada.
4. Individual Access
Users may request access to their personal information and may ask that inaccurate information be corrected.
5. Challenging Compliance
Users may address concerns to Bannify or to the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada. Quebec users may also have rights related to portability, breach notice, and automated decision transparency where applicable.
Product scope and implementation — September 2026
Bannify provides banner editing, preview, script installation, configurable forms and consent interfaces. These tools support an operator’s implementation; they do not by themselves establish compliance or certification. The operator must review the actual published content, trackers, callback recipients and processing purposes. Account deactivation is distinct from physical deletion, and privacy requests may require verification. Read the current Privacy and Cookie policies together with this regional information.