Privacy Policy
Last updated: 11 October 2025 • Version: 2025‑10‑12‑1
This Privacy Policy explains how Private Entrepreneur Zaitsev Oleksii Yuriyovych (Ixonity brand) («we», «Data Controller») collects, uses, stores, processes, and protects personal data when you use our QR‑Ixonity applications, associated web services, backend, and related features («Service»). We comply with the requirements of the legislation of Ukraine, the European Union (EU/EEA), the United Kingdom, the USA, and other jurisdictions where the Service is applied.
Service Name: QR‑Ixonity (Ixonity brand)
Standardised Product Name: QR‑Ixonity (used further in the text as the designation of the Service)
Data Controller: Private Entrepreneur Zaitsev Oleksii Yuriyovych (Ukraine, Odesa)
Contacts:
• Email: ixonity@gmail.com
• Phone: +380771817071
• Website: https://energymotort-collab.github.io/ixonity-site/ixonity-site-legal/
• Postal Address: we accept enquiries via email. Response time to requests: up to 3 business days (Kyiv time).
Data Processors: Google Firebase (Auth, Firestore, Functions, Storage, Messaging, Hosting), Apple (StoreKit, APNs), static hosting providers for QR code landing pages.
Jurisdictions: Ukraine, European Union, United Kingdom, USA.
Hosting Region (Firebase/Backend): Europe — Poland (europe-central2 region, Warsaw).
Legislative Basis
- Law of Ukraine «On Personal Data Protection» (№ 2297-VI of 01.06.2010).
- EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR, Regulation (EU) 2016/679).
- UK Law «UK Data Protection Act 2018» and «UK GDPR» (adapted version of GDPR after Brexit).
- Guidelines of the ICO (Information Commissioner’s Office, https://ico.org.uk).
- California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) and California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA).
- US Federal Trade Commission Act (Federal Trade Commission, FTC).
We aim to ensure maximum transparency, security, and compliance with user rights. If you have questions, please contact us using the provided contacts.
1. Definition of Terms
For clarity, the following terms are used in this Policy:
- Personal Data — any information that directly or indirectly identifies a natural person (e.g., email, unique identifier).
- User — a natural person who installs, registers, and uses the Service.
- Data Controller — the person who determines the purposes and means of data processing (in our case — Private Entrepreneur Zaitsev Oleksii Yuriyovych).
- Data Processor — a person or organisation that processes data on behalf of the Controller (e.g., Google Firebase or Apple).
- Sub-processors — third parties involved in data processing (see section 13).
- Data Processing — any operations with data, including collection, storage, use, transfer, or deletion.
2. Regulatory Framework and User Rights
We operate in accordance with the aforementioned legislation. Your fundamental rights as a data subject include:
- Right of Access — to obtain a copy of your personal data.
- Right to Rectification — to correct inaccuracies in the data.
- Right to Erasure (right to be forgotten) — to delete your data if it is no longer necessary.
- Right to Restriction of Processing — to temporarily limit data processing.
- Right to Object — to object to processing based on legitimate interest.
- Right to Data Portability — to receive data in a structured format for transfer to another controller.
- Right to Non-discrimination — we do not discriminate against users for exercising their rights (e.g., we do not change prices or access).
- Right to Lodge a Complaint — to the supervisory authority (see section 15).
To exercise your rights, send a request to ixonity@gmail.com. We will verify your identity and respond within the established deadlines (usually 30 days according to GDPR, or 45 days with a possible extension up to 90 days for complex requests under CCPA/CPRA).
Additional clarification: Consent for data processing (e.g., for push notifications or QR code analytics) is obtained through explicit confirmation (checkbox or button) and is not pre-set. For push notifications, after the application is installed, a panel is displayed asking to confirm consent to receive notifications or to decline.
3. Data We Process and Why
3.1. Account Data (after registration via Firebase Auth):
• Email and unique user identifier (UID, Firebase ID).
• Apple sign-in data (if chosen).
• Technical device tokens for push notifications (e.g., Firebase Registration Token, stored in the devices collection).
Purpose: Authentication, user identification, and access recovery.
3.2. Subscription Data (via Apple StoreKit):
• Plan identifier (Pro, Business, Ultra), start/end date.
• Subscription type, access rights (entitlements), and usage limits (usage).
Purpose: Subscription management, limit control for dynamic QR codes and API.
3.3. Notification Data (if allowed)
• What we store: APNs/FCM‑token of your device; notification settings (prefs), including scanning thresholds (10, 100, 10000, 50000).
• How it works: one iOS/iPadOS system permission; settings can be changed in Settings → Notifications or in the «Notifications» section.
• Purpose of processing: technically necessary notifications (milestones, limits/subscription status).
• No tracking: the token is only for delivery via Apple/FCM, without advertising tracking/profiling.
• Marketing notifications: currently not sent; in the future — only upon separate opt‑in.
3.4. QR Code Analytics (if activated by the user for paid features)
• We collect only depersonalised aggregated statistics: country, city, device type (iOS/Android/Desktop), interface language, referrer, UTM, target page (target), date/time.
• IP is processed once for geolocation and is not stored.
• User‑Agent — to determine the device type without personal identification.
Purpose: aggregated statistics to measure effectiveness. Optionality: available in Pro/Business/Ultra and is activated by explicit action (opt‑in) for a specific QR code; can be disabled anytime. IDFA/ATT are not used.
3.5. Technical Logs and Analytics
• Aggregated Firebase metrics (AppCheck) for performance optimisation.
• Usage accounting: number of scans, API calls, dynamic codes created (monthly accounting).
Purpose: limit control, protection against overload, billing, and audit. Not used for tracking behaviour.
3.6. App Tracking Transparency (ATT) and IDFA
• We do not use IDFA and do not perform “tracking” in the sense of Apple ATT.
• The system ATT dialogue is not displayed, as we do not request tracking.
• QR code analytics is depersonalised and not associated with advertising profiles.
4. Data We DO NOT Collect
• Payment card information (processing exclusively by Apple).
• Photos, documents, or other private user files.
• GPS location, access to the microphone/camera without direct user action.
• Activity logs beyond one-time use for QR analytics.
5. Sources of Data Collection
• Provided by you: contact information, notification settings.
• Automatically collected: technical tokens, usage, depersonalised scanning analytics (if activated).
• From third parties: subscription data from Apple, authentication from Firebase/Apple.
6. Legal Basis for Processing
• Contract performance — account/subscriptions/limits, storage of QR data, technically necessary notifications.
• Legitimate interest — security, integrity, stability, audit, and resource planning (with the right to object).
• Consent — marketing push (if they appear, only opt‑in), optional QR code analytics (opt‑in).
• Legal obligations — responses to legal requests, accounting/taxes.
7. Purpose of Processing
Authentication and identification; storage of QR data; subscription and limit management; sending notifications; aggregated analytics; security, diagnostics, and optimisation.
8. Cookies and Similar Technologies
Only strictly necessary cookies for authentication and functionality. If we add optional cookies — we will request consent and respect GPC signals.
9. Data Transfer and Transfers
Data — only to verified Sub-processors (DPA). Firebase — in the EU (europe‑central2). Separate services may technically process data outside the EEA/UK; we apply SCC/DPF, conduct TIA, and implement additional security measures.
9.1. Representative in the EU/UK (Art. 27 GDPR/UK GDPR)
If we systematically offer the Service to residents of the EU/UK or conduct targeted marketing — we will appoint a representative and update this section. Currently, no representative has been appointed.
10. Data Storage
• Active account: we store exactly as long as necessary to provide the Service (authentication, storage of QR data/settings, subscription, limits/quotas, notifications).
• Deletion upon request: «Delete account» in the application — complete deletion of all personal data and associated content under our control (Auth, QR links and statistics, files in Storage, prefs/devices, usage, entitlements). The process is automatic and usually takes from seconds to minutes.
• Backups and provider logs: after deletion, data may be temporarily stored as technical backups/logs with our processors (Google/Firebase) for up to 30–90 days; these copies are not available for operational use and are destroyed automatically.
• Analytics and usage: for active accounts, aggregated QR statistics and usage may be stored for up to 12 months for limits/audit/optimisation; upon deletion of a QR code/account, associated data is deleted immediately.
• Apple subscription logs: we do not store Apple transaction logs; we only have the current plan/entitlements status, which is deleted along with the account.
• Legal obligations: if the law obliges us to store certain data longer (accounting, etc.), we store the minimally necessary volume and only for the period explicitly stipulated by law.
10.1 Consent logs and retention periods
During registration, we display links to the current versions of the Policy and Terms of Use. You can review the documents directly in the application, after which you confirm consent by explicit action (checkbox or button). We store records of the consents you provided (document type: Policy/Terms, version/date, locale, time of acceptance) in Firebase/Firestore and locally in the application solely to confirm the lawfulness of processing and comply with legal requirements. Such records are stored for the duration of your account's existence and up to 3 years after its deletion; after this, the records are deleted or anonymised.
10.2 Legal basis for storing consent records
The storage of consent logs is carried out based on the performance of the contract and/or our legitimate interest in ensuring confirmation of the lawfulness of processing and compliance with data protection requirements. You can object to such processing by contacting us using the contacts specified in this Policy.
11. Security and Incidents
Encryption (SSL/TLS, HTTPS), Firebase App Check, access control, MFA, audit. In the event of incidents, we notify you and the authorities (e.g., within 72 hours under GDPR). Data is encrypted in transit and «at rest» (AES‑256 on Firebase servers).
12. Account Deletion
Available in the application interface (/me/delete). Deletes: account, QR codes, statistics, files in Storage, usage, tokens. Data is not recoverable. Deletion of a separate QR code — also automatically deletes associated data (including scanning statistics) from our backend.
13. Main Sub-processors
Google Firebase (Auth, Firestore, Functions, Storage, Messaging, Hosting); Apple (StoreKit, APNs); QR landing page hosting providers. The full list is available upon request.
14. User Content and Legal Compliance
Rights to QR codes belong to users. Illegal content is prohibited; moderation and cooperation with authorities are possible.
15. Additional Provision for California Users (CCPA/CPRA)
We do not “sell” data. Rights: access, deletion, Opt‑Out. Contact channels: ixonity@gmail.com. QR code analytics can be opted out of by deleting the QR code in the application or by sending a request.
16. Children
The Service is not intended for children; minimum age is 17+ or the age of consent in your jurisdiction. Discovered children's accounts will be deleted. Parents/guardians can contact ixonity@gmail.com.
17. Policy Changes
We notify of changes in the application/on the website 14 days before they take effect. Continued use = consent.
18. Automated Decision Making
We do not use automated decision-making in the sense of GDPR (Art. 22). QR code analytics is depersonalised and does not affect the rights/obligations of users. Moderation involves human intervention.
19. Force Majeure
We are not responsible for delays or inability to process data due to force majeure circumstances (natural disasters, wars, strikes, cyberattacks, disruptions in third-party platforms). In such cases, we notify via push/email and take measures to restore service.
20. Contacts and Supervisory Authorities
Controller: Private Entrepreneur Zaitsev Oleksii Yuriyovych (ixonity), ixonity@gmail.com.
- 🇺🇦 Ukraine: Verkhovna Rada Commissioner for Human Rights — https://ombudsman.gov.ua.
- 🇪🇺 EU: European Data Protection Board — https://edpb.europa.eu.
- 🇬🇧 United Kingdom: Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) — https://ico.org.uk.
- 🇺🇸 USA: Federal Trade Commission (FTC) — https://consumer.ftc.gov.
- 🇨🇦 Canada: Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada — https://www.priv.gc.ca.
Clarification for Brazil (LGPD): in the event of a security incident that may cause risk or significant damage to data subjects in Brazil, we notify the ANPD and affected data subjects within a reasonable time after the discovery of the incident in accordance with LGPD and ANPD guidelines.