Geo Forest Token

Privacy Policy

At Geo Forest Token, we respect your privacy and are committed to protecting your personal data in accordance with the LGPD.

1. Objective

This Privacy Policy aims to establish the criteria for using the Geo Forest Token website in compliance with legal regulations. By accessing and interacting with the page, the user acknowledges and agrees to the terms stipulated herein. We are committed to the privacy and protection of our users’ personal data.

2. Personal Data Collection

The Geo Forest Token website does not have a registration form and, therefore, does not directly collect personal data for registration purposes. However, when you click the WhatsApp access button, you will be redirected to the application where the conversation will begin. It’s important for you to be aware that from that point on, the processing of your personal data will occur within the WhatsApp platform, which has its own privacy policy. Geo Forest Token does not store or manage the personal data exchanged during this conversation.

3. Data Subject Rights

Although we do not directly collect personal data on the website, users have rights guaranteed by the General Data Protection Law (LGPD) in Brazil regarding any data that may be processed in future interactions. These rights include:

  • Confirming the existence of processing of your personal data.
  • Accessing, correcting, or requesting the anonymization, blocking, or deletion of unnecessary data or data processed in non-compliance with the law.
  • Requesting the portability of data to another service provider.
  • Obtaining information about the entities with which your data has been shared.
  • Revoking consent, if provided, at any time.

Any questions or requests related to your rights can be sent to our contact channel.

4. General Provisions

We reserve the right to change this Privacy Policy at any time to ensure compliance and adequacy with current legislation. We recommend that you check the updated version whenever you access the page.

Any communication made through electronic means, such as email or instant messaging applications, is valid as documentary evidence for the disclosure of matters related to the services.