Your privacy is our top priority. Your personal data will never be passed on without your separate consent, unless this is necessary to process your order or to execute your request. We do not sell the personal data of our users. Apart from the limited fields of application listed above, we will not pass on or transmit your personal data to anyone else.
For statistical purposes, MyoSwiss may provide anonymized statistical information about its customers, sales, traffic types, training information, and similar website information to reputable third parties. These statistics contain no identifiable personal data.
IF YOU AGREE OR INSTRUCT US TO PASS ON INFORMATION
You can instruct us to pass on your data to others. However, we are not responsible for the ability of the third party’s system to process the data in the format used for transmission.
FOR EXTERNAL PROCESSING
We may transmit data to our group companies, service providers, and other partners who process the data on our behalf. This is done based on our instructions and in accordance with our privacy policy notice and any other confidentiality and security measures appropriate to the application.
FOR LEGAL REASONS OR TO AVOID DAMAGES
We may store or transmit your information to comply with any law, regulatory requirement, legal process or governmental request; to enforce or defend against legal claims; and to investigate illegal activities, fraud, abuse or violations of our Terms and Conditions or threats to the security of the services or the physical safety of any individual.
Please note that, in accordance with our Information Policy, unless prohibited by law, we will notify you about legal procedures that may require access to your information, such as search warrants, court orders or subpoenas. In cases where a court order imposes a period of confidentiality, we will inform you after the expiration of this period. Exceptions to our information policy apply in the event of compelling or counterproductive circumstances, such as an emergency involving the risk of death or serious injury to a person.
We may disclose non-personal information that is aggregated or unidentifiable (or non-identifiable), i.e., that does not allow an individual to be identified. We may publish and share such information with third parties, for example, for public reports on training and activities.
If we are involved in a corporate merger, acquisition or sale of assets, we will continue to take steps to ensure the confidentiality of personal information. We will notify affected users before personal information is transferred to a new entity.