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This Privacy Policy explains how information related to the use of iMaker (hereinafter, the “App”), distributed through the App Store, is processed. It applies to the current version of the App and has been drafted in accordance with Regulation (EU) 2016/679 (GDPR), Spanish Organic Law 3/2018 (LOPDGDD), and Apple's privacy requirements.
iMaker allows users to organize orders, customers, machines, materials, costs, time, production, and other management information. The user freely decides what information to include. This content may include personal data of the user's own customers, such as names, contact details, or order information.
This content is stored in the private CloudKit database associated with the user's iCloud account and may be synced across the user's authorized devices. The developer does not receive, view, download, use, share, or retrieve this content.
Apple explains how CloudKit private databases work in Designing with CloudKit.
Purchases and subscriptions are handled entirely through Apple. The developer does not receive the user's name, email address, Apple account password, billing address, or card details.
StoreKit may communicate technical information to the App that is necessary to verify access to purchased features, such as the product purchased, subscription status, technical transaction identifiers, and purchase, renewal, expiration, or revocation dates. In the current architecture, this validation takes place on the device and is not sent to any servers operated by the developer.
Apple may also provide the developer with financial, tax, or aggregated reports on sales and subscriptions, without including direct identifying data about the user.
If the user voluntarily contacts support by email, phone, or another channel, the data provided — for example, name, email address, the content of the inquiry, and any technical details supplied — will be processed solely to respond to and resolve the issue.
The App does not include its own tools or third-party SDKs for analytics, advertising, or tracking. Apple may collect diagnostic and usage data in accordance with the device's privacy settings and, in certain cases, provide the developer with technical or aggregated information about crashes and performance. This information is not used to identify, profile, or track the user.
iMaker does not use data for advertising, marketing, sale to third parties, profiling, or automated decisions with legal effects on the user.
Cloud synchronization is carried out through iCloud and CloudKit, services operated by Apple and linked to the user's Apple account. Use of these services is subject to Apple's terms and policies, and may depend on the user having iCloud enabled, sufficient storage space, and an internet connection.
Apple processes the information necessary to provide iCloud, the App Store, and subscriptions in accordance with its own policy. Apple may carry out processing or international transfers with the safeguards described in that policy.
You can review Apple's Privacy Policy and the iCloud Terms and Conditions.
The developer does not sell or transfer data to advertisers, data brokers, or advertising networks. It may only disclose information actually in its possession when there is a legal obligation to do so or when necessary for the formulation, exercise, or defense of legal claims.
When a professional user enters data belonging to their own customers, suppliers, employees, or other individuals, that user determines the purpose and use of such information and is responsible for complying with applicable regulations. Among other obligations, the user must have a valid legal basis, inform the affected individuals, limit the data to what is necessary, establish their own retention periods, and respond to requests to exercise rights.
iMaker is a management tool and does not replace the user's own data protection obligations. Because the developer cannot access the content stored in the private iCloud database, it likewise cannot consult, modify, export, retrieve, or delete that data on the user's behalf.
Content will remain on the device and, when synchronization is enabled, in the user's iCloud account, until the user deletes it from the App or manages the corresponding data through the iCloud options available on their device. Uninstalling the App does not necessarily mean that content stored in iCloud is deleted.
The developer does not keep a copy of this content and cannot delete, restore, or recover it. Before deleting information or discontinuing use of the App, the user should carry out any exports or backups they consider necessary, where the App offers that feature.
Purchase and subscription information managed by Apple is retained in accordance with Apple's own timeframes and policies. Financial or tax documents received by the developer will be kept for the legally required periods, generally up to six years where Spanish commercial law applies.
Support inquiries will be retained for as long as necessary to resolve them and, generally, for a maximum of twelve months after closure. They may be kept for longer if there is a legal obligation, a claim, or a need to demonstrate the support provided.
With respect to personal data held by the developer — for example, data provided in a support inquiry — the user may request access, rectification, erasure, restriction, objection, or portability where applicable, as well as withdraw any consent previously given, without affecting the lawfulness of processing carried out before such withdrawal.
The request can be sent to info@laprinteria3d.com. Reasonable information may be requested to verify the identity of the requester.
When the request concerns content stored in the private iCloud database, the developer will not be able to access or act on it. The user must manage it directly through the App, their device, or their Apple account.
To exercise rights with respect to Apple, you can use privacy.apple.com. In addition, data subjects may file a complaint with the Spanish Data Protection Agency (AEPD) if they believe that processing does not comply with applicable regulations.
The current version of iMaker does not request access to the camera, photos, contacts, microphone, or location. These permissions are not included “just in case”: the App Store's privacy policy and privacy information must reflect the actual features of each version.
If a future version includes a feature that requires a new permission or type of processing, its purpose will be explained, the operating system permission will be requested when necessary, and this policy and the App Store's privacy information will be updated before or at the same time as that version is released. Declining an optional permission will only limit the feature that depends on it.
iMaker applies a minimization approach: it does not create user profiles on its own servers and avoids collecting information that is not necessary. Synchronized content benefits from the security measures of iCloud and CloudKit. The user must protect their device and Apple account, use the security mechanisms available, and keep the operating system up to date.
No system is completely foolproof. The developer cannot guarantee the permanent availability of services operated by Apple, nor can it be held responsible for loss of access to the user's iCloud account, device, or credentials.
iMaker is intended for professional users and is not specifically directed at minors. The developer does not knowingly request personal data from minors through the App.
This policy may be updated when the App's features, the services used, or applicable regulations change. The current version will always display its update date. When a change is significant, users will be notified through the App, the App Store listing, or another appropriate means.
For any inquiries related to iMaker's privacy practices, you can contact Antonio Olmedo Navajas at the postal address indicated in section 1, or by email at: info@laprinteria3d.com