PRIVACY POLICY
1. Introduction
AtoANI Agriventures Inc. (“AtoANI,” “we,” “us,” or “our”) respects your privacy and is committed to protecting the personal information entrusted to us.
This Privacy Policy explains how AtoANI collects, uses, stores, analyzes, shares, protects, and otherwise processes personal data when you access or use www.atoani.com, create an AtoANI account, use AtoANI iCROP AI, register land, purchase products or services, submit forms, participate in contract-growing or market opportunities, register for trainings or events, communicate with AtoANI, or otherwise interact with our products, projects, platforms, and Services.
For purposes of applicable Philippine data-protection law, AtoANI may act as a Personal Information Controller with respect to personal data that it determines how and why to process. In certain projects or transactions, AtoANI may also process information on behalf of another organization under an applicable agreement.
AtoANI processes personal data in accordance with applicable laws, including the Data Privacy Act of 2012 and its Implementing Rules and Regulations, particularly the principles of transparency, legitimate purpose, and proportionality.
2. Scope of This Privacy Policy
This Privacy Policy applies to personal data processed through AtoANI's website and Services, including AtoANI iCROP AI, My Lands, Land Details, Crop Calendar, Land Suitability Assessment, AI Advisory, Contracts & Markets, AtoANI Distribution, the AtoANI online store, AtoANI Learning Center, training and event registrations, buyer and supplier registrations, Bohol Ube Project-related activities, Letters of Interest, Purchase Interest Forms, contract-growing programs, collaboration forms, carbon-credit and environmental project registrations, surveys, inquiries, and other AtoANI services introduced from time to time.
This Privacy Policy should be read together with AtoANI's Terms and Conditions, Cookie Notice where applicable, and any privacy notice or consent form presented for a specific activity.
For certain programs, projects, studies, partnerships, or transactions, AtoANI may provide a more specific privacy notice explaining additional processing activities. Where such a specific notice applies, it should be read together with this Privacy Policy.
3. What Personal Data We May Collect
The personal data collected by AtoANI depends on how you interact with us and which Services you use.
We may collect identification and contact information such as your name, email address, telephone or mobile number, mailing address, organization, company, cooperative or farmer-group affiliation, position or role, username, account information, and other details you provide when registering, contacting AtoANI, purchasing a Service, or participating in a program.
Where necessary for a particular transaction, project, contract, regulatory requirement, training, financing arrangement, government-supported program, or verification activity, we may also collect additional identification or documentation reasonably required for that activity.
We seek to collect only information that is adequate, relevant, and reasonably necessary for the purposes for which it is being processed, consistent with applicable data-protection principles.
4. AtoANI Account and Membership Information
When you register for an AtoANI account or members area, we may collect information including your name, email address, telephone number, location, organization or farm affiliation, account credentials, subscription status, Services used, registered lands, account preferences, and interactions with AtoANI features.
This information may be used to create and administer your account, authenticate your access, provide personalized Services, link your activities to your account, communicate service updates, maintain security, prevent misuse, and improve user experience.
5. Land, Farm and Geospatial Information
When you use My Lands, Land Suitability Assessment, Crop Calendar, Contracts & Markets, or other land-based AtoANI iCROP AI features, we may collect and process information relating to agricultural land.
This may include land coordinates, approximate or user-drawn parcel boundaries, geographic location, estimated area, satellite observations, imagery, terrain or slope information, weather and rainfall information, crop information, farm characteristics, land use, production plans, historical farming activity, and other information associated with a registered parcel.
Where land information can reasonably be associated with an identifiable individual, it may be treated as personal data and handled in accordance with this Privacy Policy.
Registering land with AtoANI is intended for agricultural planning and platform purposes and does not itself establish legal ownership or land title.
6. Soil, Crop, Production and Agricultural Information
Users may voluntarily provide agricultural information to improve the usefulness of AtoANI Services. This may include soil-test reports, crop varieties, planting dates, production schedules, yield information, harvest information, agricultural practices, pest or disease observations, photographs, input usage, irrigation information, farm-management practices, production capacity, expected harvest volume, and related agricultural records.
AtoANI may process such information to generate assessments, provide advisory services, improve crop calendars, evaluate contract-growing opportunities, support traceability, forecast production, match farmers with market opportunities, conduct agricultural analytics, monitor project implementation, or otherwise provide the requested Service.
7. Soil Test Reports and Uploaded Documents
Where users upload soil-test reports or other documents, AtoANI may process the information contained in those documents for purposes related to the requested Service.
Users should avoid uploading unnecessary personal information. Where a soil-test report, land document, photograph, certification, or other document contains information about another individual, the user should ensure that he or she has the authority to provide such information to AtoANI.
AtoANI may retain relevant uploaded information for as long as reasonably necessary to provide the associated Service, maintain appropriate records, support traceability, fulfill contractual requirements, resolve disputes, comply with legal obligations, or serve another legitimate business purpose permitted by law.
8. AI Advisory and Automated Processing
AtoANI uses or may use artificial intelligence, algorithms, automated systems, analytics, and other digital tools to provide Services such as agricultural recommendations, crop suitability assessments, land analysis, crop calendars, market matching, production forecasting, and other platform outputs.
Information you provide may therefore be processed through automated systems to generate recommendations or analytical outputs.
AtoANI's AI-assisted features are intended primarily as decision-support tools. AtoANI does not intend AI Advisory alone to make legally binding decisions about users.
Where automated processing or profiling materially affects how personal data is processed, AtoANI will provide appropriate notice and safeguards as required by applicable law. The National Privacy Commission recognizes the right of individuals to be informed about automated decision-making and profiling where applicable.
9. Contracts, Markets, and Contract Growing Information
If you express interest in a contract-growing program, buyer opportunity, supply requirement, agricultural sourcing opportunity, or market transaction, AtoANI may collect information needed to assess eligibility or facilitate the opportunity.
This information may include your identity and contact details, organization, land information, crop or product offered, production capacity, expected harvest period, available volume, location, quality information, certifications, traceability information, pricing information, logistics information, and other commercial or agricultural details relevant to the opportunity.
Where necessary, relevant information may be shared with prospective buyers, farmers, cooperatives, processors, logistics providers, project partners, or other parties involved in evaluating or implementing the opportunity, subject to appropriate legal basis, contractual safeguards, consent where required, and the principle of data minimization.
10. Letters of Interest and Purchase Interest Forms
When a business or other organization submits a Letter of Interest, Purchase Interest Form, anticipated product requirement, buyer registration, supplier registration, collaboration form, or similar expression of interest, AtoANI may collect information such as the contact person's name, company, role, email address, telephone number, country, requested product, expected volume, frequency, specifications, target market, expected purchase period, and other commercial details.
AtoANI may use this information to evaluate market demand, communicate with the submitting organization, assess potential transactions, conduct production and supply planning, prioritize buyer engagement, support commercialization, prepare proposals, and develop relevant agricultural or processing capacity.
11. Online Store and Transaction Information
When you purchase products or Services from AtoANI, we may collect information necessary to process the transaction. This may include your name, contact details, billing information, delivery address, ordered products, quantity, transaction date, payment status, delivery information, shipping details, purchase history, invoice information, proof of payment, and communications relating to the transaction.
Where payments are processed through a third-party payment provider, that provider may directly collect certain payment information according to its own terms and privacy policies. AtoANI may receive transaction confirmations or payment-related information necessary to verify and administer the transaction.
AtoANI's currently published Shipping & Returns page provides for bank-deposit payments and the submission of proof of payment for order processing. Where a customer submits a deposit slip or proof of payment, AtoANI may process that document for payment verification, accounting, fraud prevention, and transaction record keeping.
12. Training, Event and Learning Center Information
When you register for an AtoANI training, seminar, webinar, workshop, consultation, field activity, or Learning Center program, we may collect information such as your name, contact information, organization, address or location, participant category, payment details, attendance information, training interests, evaluation responses, photographs or recordings where appropriately disclosed, and information needed for certification or reporting.
Where a program is implemented in partnership with a government agency, educational institution, funding organization, association, NGO, corporation, or development partner, certain participant information may be shared with the relevant partner where necessary for implementation, reporting, certification, monitoring, evaluation, audit, or compliance, subject to applicable legal and contractual requirements.
13. Carbon Credit and Environmental Project Information
If you register or express interest in a carbon-credit, soil-carbon, regenerative-agriculture, sustainability, conservation, or environmental project, AtoANI may collect information relevant to evaluating and implementing the project.
This may include personal and contact information, land location, land rights or tenure information, farm characteristics, agricultural practices, crop information, baseline activity information, photographs, field observations, monitoring information, environmental data, geospatial information, project eligibility information, and documentation required under a particular carbon standard, methodology, program, partner requirement, or verification process.
Where necessary for project development, validation, verification, certification, registration, monitoring, or issuance of environmental credits, relevant project information may be shared with appropriate technical partners, validators, verifiers, registries, standards bodies, government organizations, research partners, or other authorized participants.
Specific carbon projects may have separate privacy notices or agreements.
14. Website Usage and Technical Information
When you visit the AtoANI website or use digital Services, certain information may be collected automatically through website technologies.
This may include internet protocol address, browser type, device type, operating system, approximate location, pages viewed, date and time of access, referral information, session information, interactions with website features, cookies, identifiers, and similar technical or usage information.
Such information may be used to maintain website functionality, understand website usage, improve user experience, diagnose technical problems, prevent fraud, maintain security, analyze Service performance, and improve AtoANI's digital products.
15. Cookies and Similar Technologies
AtoANI's website may use cookies, pixels, analytics tools, session technologies, and similar technologies. These tools may help maintain website functionality, remember preferences, keep users signed in, understand how visitors interact with the website, improve platform performance, measure campaigns, detect security issues, and provide relevant communications where permitted.
Some cookies may be necessary for website operation, while others may relate to analytics, functionality, or marketing.
Where legally required or technically available, users may be provided with options to manage non-essential cookies. Users may also adjust browser settings to restrict or delete cookies, although doing so may affect certain website functions.
The National Privacy Commission has emphasized that information about cookie use should be communicated transparently and in an accessible way.
16. Communications and Inquiries
When you contact AtoANI by website form, email, telephone, messaging platform, social media, or another communication channel, we may process your contact information and the contents of your inquiry.
This information may be used to respond to your request, provide customer support, resolve issues, assess business or partnership opportunities, maintain records of correspondence, and follow up where reasonably necessary.
17. Marketing Communications
Where permitted by law and where required consent has been obtained, AtoANI may use your contact information to send information about products, trainings, AtoANI iCROP AI features, contract-growing opportunities, market opportunities, planting materials, agricultural programs, promotions, events, project opportunities, and other AtoANI developments.
Marketing consent should be separate from acceptance of AtoANI's Terms and Conditions where appropriate.
You may withdraw your consent or unsubscribe from marketing communications using the unsubscribe mechanism contained in the communication or by contacting AtoANI.
Withdrawal of consent for marketing will not prevent AtoANI from sending transaction-related, account-related, contractual, regulatory, or other necessary service communications where another lawful basis applies.
18. Social Media
AtoANI may maintain accounts on social-media platforms. If you interact with AtoANI through a social-media service, that platform may independently process your information according to its own privacy policies.
Information you voluntarily submit to AtoANI through social media may be used to respond to inquiries, provide information, manage customer service, evaluate opportunities, and administer communications.
Users should avoid sending sensitive or confidential information through public social-media comments.
19. Photographs, Videos and Testimonials
AtoANI may take or receive photographs, videos, testimonials, or other media in connection with trainings, field activities, agricultural programs, project implementation, demonstrations, events, or promotional activities.
Where identifiable individuals are featured for marketing or promotional purposes, AtoANI will seek appropriate consent where required.
Photographs or documentation necessary for project implementation, technical monitoring, audit, reporting, evidence of activities, contractual compliance, or legitimate organizational records may be processed under an appropriate legal basis depending on the circumstances.
20. How We Use Personal Data
AtoANI may process personal data to provide and administer its Services; create and maintain user accounts; register and analyze land; generate agricultural assessments; provide AI-assisted advisory; create crop calendars; facilitate contract-growing and market opportunities; manage online orders; process payments; arrange deliveries; provide customer support; administer trainings and events; manage buyer, supplier, farmer, and partner relationships; assess eligibility for agricultural programs; manage carbon and environmental initiatives; support traceability and monitoring; comply with contracts and legal requirements; maintain records; improve AtoANI technology; secure the website and Services; prevent fraud and abuse; conduct legitimate agricultural and market analytics; and communicate with users.
AtoANI will seek to ensure that processing is compatible with the purposes disclosed to users and that information collected is not excessive in relation to those purposes. This reflects the principles of legitimate purpose and proportionality under Philippine data-protection rules.
21. Legal Basis for Processing
Depending on the particular activity, AtoANI may process personal information on one or more lawful grounds recognized under applicable law.
Processing may be based on your consent, particularly where consent is appropriate for optional marketing communications, certain data-sharing activities, or other optional processing.
Processing may also be necessary to perform a contract with you or take steps at your request before entering into a contract, such as when you create an account, purchase a product, request an assessment, register for training, submit a buyer requirement, apply for contract growing, or otherwise request a Service.
AtoANI may process information where necessary to comply with legal or regulatory obligations, including accounting, tax, food-safety, audit, corporate, contractual, regulatory, and similar requirements.
AtoANI may also process personal data where necessary to pursue legitimate interests, such as securing the platform, preventing fraud, maintaining business records, responding to users, improving Services, conducting appropriate analytics, managing relationships, and protecting AtoANI's legal rights, provided such interests are not overridden by the fundamental rights and freedoms of the data subject.
These lawful bases are recognized under Section 12 of the Data Privacy Act.
22. Sensitive Personal Information
AtoANI generally seeks to avoid collecting sensitive personal information unless it is reasonably necessary for a specific Service, legal requirement, project, transaction, verification process, or other legitimate activity.
If sensitive personal information is required, AtoANI will process it only where permitted by applicable law and subject to appropriate safeguards. Where consent is the applicable legal basis, consent will be sought in a manner appropriate to the specific purpose.
23. Sources of Personal Data
AtoANI generally collects personal data directly from users through forms, account registration, purchases, emails, communications, uploaded documents, field activities, project registrations, and use of digital Services.
We may also receive relevant information from organizations that a user represents, farmers' groups, cooperatives, project partners, buyers, government agencies, event partners, service providers, public sources, or other parties where the transfer or collection is permitted by law.
Where reasonably appropriate, AtoANI will inform users when personal data is obtained from another source and processed for a new purpose.
24. Data Sharing and Disclosure
AtoANI does not sell personal data to advertisers.
AtoANI may share relevant information where reasonably necessary to provide a Service, administer a transaction, fulfill a contract, comply with the law, protect legitimate interests, or implement a program.
Recipients may include technology service providers, cloud-service providers, website providers, payment processors, accounting providers, logistics companies, couriers, consultants, laboratories, processors, buyers, farmers, cooperatives, agricultural organizations, government institutions, research partners, project partners, carbon-project participants, certification bodies, validators, verifiers, and other service providers or counterparties relevant to the transaction or activity.
AtoANI seeks to limit information shared to what is reasonably necessary for the intended purpose and to implement appropriate contractual, organizational, or technical safeguards where applicable.
Under the Philippine DPA's implementing rules, data sharing must comply with transparency, legitimate purpose, proportionality, and other applicable safeguards, and data subjects should be appropriately informed of relevant recipients and purposes.
25. Buyers, Farmers and Market Matching
Where a user participates in Contracts & Markets or another market-linkage function, certain information may need to be disclosed to another participant to determine whether a transaction is viable.
For example, a prospective buyer may need information concerning available crops, production volume, location, expected harvest, certifications, traceability, or supplier identity. A farmer or supplier may need information concerning the buyer, product requirements, volume, delivery period, specifications, and commercial opportunity.
AtoANI will seek to share only information reasonably necessary for evaluating or implementing the opportunity and may require a separate agreement or consent before more detailed or confidential information is disclosed.
26. Project Partners and Government Agencies
Where AtoANI implements a program in partnership with another organization, personal information may be shared with that organization where necessary for the program's legitimate purpose.
This may include implementation, technical support, training certification, verification, reporting, monitoring, audit, grant compliance, beneficiary validation, regulatory compliance, research, or other legitimate project requirements.
Where a partner independently determines how information will be processed, that partner may also act as a separate Personal Information Controller and may provide its own privacy notice.
27. Service Providers and Personal Information Processors
AtoANI may engage external providers to support website hosting, customer-management systems, communications, automation, artificial intelligence, data storage, analytics, payments, accounting, logistics, mapping, satellite analysis, document management, or other operational functions.
Such providers may process information on AtoANI's behalf as Personal Information Processors or in another legally appropriate capacity.
AtoANI seeks to use providers that maintain reasonable privacy and information-security safeguards and to establish appropriate contractual protections where required.
Under the Data Privacy Act, a Personal Information Controller remains responsible for ensuring proper safeguards when processing is subcontracted.
28. International Processing and Cross-Border Transfers
Some AtoANI technology providers, cloud providers, artificial-intelligence providers, communications services, analytics services, or project partners may operate outside the Philippines or store information on servers located in other countries.
As a result, personal data may be processed or stored outside the Philippines where necessary for the Service.
Where cross-border processing occurs, AtoANI will seek to implement reasonable and appropriate safeguards consistent with applicable law, contractual arrangements, and the nature of the information involved.
By using Services that depend on such providers, your information may be processed in jurisdictions with data-protection laws that differ from Philippine law, subject to the protections applicable to the relevant processing arrangement.
29. Data Retention
AtoANI does not intend to retain identifiable personal data indefinitely.
Personal data will generally be retained for as long as reasonably necessary to fulfill the purposes for which it was collected, administer the relevant account or Service, complete a transaction or project, satisfy contractual requirements, maintain appropriate business and accounting records, resolve disputes, establish or defend legal claims, comply with regulatory obligations, or serve another legitimate business purpose permitted by applicable law.
Different categories of information may therefore have different retention periods.
For example, active account information may be retained while an account remains active and for an appropriate period afterward. Transaction records may be retained for accounting, tax, audit, warranty, dispute, or legal purposes. Agricultural, traceability, project, carbon, or research information may need to be retained for periods determined by the applicable project, methodology, agreement, or regulatory requirement.
Where information is no longer reasonably necessary and there is no lawful reason for continued retention, AtoANI may securely delete, destroy, anonymize, or de-identify the information.
Philippine privacy rules provide that personal data should not be retained longer than necessary for the declared purpose, legal claims, legitimate business purposes, or other lawful grounds.
30. Aggregated, Anonymous and De-Identified Data
AtoANI may generate aggregated, statistical, anonymized, or de-identified information from agricultural, land, platform, market, or user data.
Such information may be used for agricultural research, technology development, market analysis, crop forecasting, impact measurement, benchmarking, service improvement, artificial-intelligence development, project planning, reporting, commercialization, sustainability analysis, and other legitimate purposes.
Where information has been processed so that it no longer reasonably identifies an individual, AtoANI may use or disclose that information for legitimate business, research, agricultural, or project purposes, subject to applicable law.
31. Data Security
AtoANI takes reasonable and appropriate organizational, physical, and technical measures intended to protect personal data against accidental or unlawful destruction, loss, alteration, unauthorized disclosure, misuse, or unauthorized access.
Measures may include access controls, account authentication, password protection, limited staff access, security procedures, vendor controls, backups, platform security measures, confidentiality obligations, and other safeguards appropriate to the nature of the information and risk involved.
The Data Privacy Act and its implementing rules require Personal Information Controllers and Processors to implement reasonable and appropriate organizational, physical, and technical security measures to preserve the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of personal data.
No website, database, transmission method, or information system can be guaranteed to be completely secure. Users should therefore protect their own passwords and account credentials and notify AtoANI promptly if they suspect unauthorized access.
32. Data Breach Management
If AtoANI becomes aware of a personal-data breach, it will assess the incident, take appropriate measures to contain and address it, document the incident as required, and make notifications to affected individuals and the National Privacy Commission where required by applicable law.
Users who become aware of a suspected security issue involving their AtoANI account or personal information should notify AtoANI promptly through its official contact channels.
33. Your Rights as a Data Subject
Under the Philippine Data Privacy Act, individuals whose personal data is processed may have rights including the right to be informed, right to access, right to object, right to rectify or correct inaccurate information, right to erasure or blocking in appropriate circumstances, right to data portability where applicable, right to damages where legally established, and right to lodge a complaint with the National Privacy Commission.
These rights are subject to conditions and limitations under applicable law and may not apply in exactly the same manner to every processing activity.
34. Right to Be Informed
You have the right to know whether personal data relating to you is being processed and to receive relevant information concerning the purposes, scope and method of processing, recipients or categories of recipients, retention period, identity and contact details of the Personal Information Controller, applicable legal basis where processing is not based on consent, and the existence of your data-subject rights.
This Privacy Policy is intended to help fulfill that transparency obligation.
35. Right of Access
Subject to applicable law, you may request reasonable access to personal data that AtoANI holds about you and information concerning how it has been processed.
AtoANI may require reasonable verification of identity before releasing personal information to prevent unauthorized disclosure.
36. Right to Correction or Rectification
You may request correction of personal information that is inaccurate, incomplete, outdated, or misleading.
AtoANI may request supporting information where reasonably necessary to verify a requested correction.
Users may also be able to update certain information directly through their AtoANI account.
37. Right to Object
You may object to certain processing activities where the right applies under applicable law.
Where processing is based on consent, you may generally withdraw that consent. Where processing is based on another lawful ground, AtoANI will evaluate the objection based on the applicable legal requirements and circumstances.
38. Withdrawal of Consent
Where AtoANI relies on consent to process personal data, you may withdraw that consent at any time, subject to applicable law.
Withdrawal will not invalidate processing lawfully conducted before the withdrawal.
Withdrawal may affect AtoANI's ability to provide a Service where the relevant processing cannot reasonably be performed without the information concerned.
39. Right to Erasure or Blocking
You may request erasure, blocking, removal, or destruction of personal information in circumstances recognized by applicable law.
AtoANI may be unable to immediately delete certain information where continued retention is necessary to fulfill legal obligations, complete transactions, establish or defend legal claims, maintain regulatory or accounting records, prevent fraud, or fulfill another lawful retention requirement.
Where full deletion is not legally appropriate, access or processing may be restricted where applicable.
40. Data Portability
Where the right applies, you may request a copy of personal data processed electronically and in a structured or commonly used format, subject to the requirements of applicable law and technical feasibility.
41. Complaints
If you believe AtoANI has improperly processed your personal information, you may first contact AtoANI so that the matter can be reviewed and addressed.
You also have the right to lodge a complaint with the National Privacy Commission of the Philippines, subject to applicable procedures. The National Privacy Commission recognizes the right to file a complaint as one of the rights of data subjects under Philippine law.
42. How to Exercise Your Privacy Rights
To exercise a privacy right, you may contact AtoANI through the privacy contact information stated below.
Your request should provide sufficient information to identify the relevant account or processing activity and describe the request.
For security and confidentiality, AtoANI may require reasonable proof of identity or authorization before processing a request.
Where a request is made on behalf of another individual, AtoANI may request documentation establishing authority to act for that individual.
AtoANI will respond in accordance with applicable legal requirements and within a reasonable period considering the nature and complexity of the request.
43. Information About Other Individuals
If you provide information concerning another individual, such as a farmer, landowner, employee, representative, business contact, household member, cooperative member, or project participant, you should ensure that you are authorized to provide that information and that doing so is lawful.
Where appropriate, you should inform that person that their information may be provided to and processed by AtoANI and direct them to this Privacy Policy or another applicable privacy notice.
44. Children's Privacy
AtoANI's Services are generally designed for adults, businesses, farmers, landowners, institutions, and agricultural organizations.
AtoANI does not knowingly seek to collect unnecessary personal information from children.
Where minors participate in an educational, training, agricultural, community, or project activity, AtoANI may implement additional consent or authorization procedures appropriate to the activity and applicable law.
If you believe a child has provided personal information to AtoANI without appropriate authorization, please contact us so the matter can be reviewed.
45. Links to External Websites
The AtoANI website may contain links to external websites or services operated by other organizations.
AtoANI is not responsible for the privacy practices, security, or content of independent third-party websites. Users should review the privacy policies of those services before providing personal information.
46. Business Transfers and Corporate Transactions
If AtoANI undergoes a merger, acquisition, restructuring, investment transaction, corporate reorganization, financing transaction, or transfer of some or all of its business or assets, personal data may be disclosed or transferred where reasonably necessary for that transaction and permitted by law.
AtoANI will seek to maintain appropriate confidentiality and privacy safeguards in connection with such transactions.
47. Legal Disclosure
AtoANI may disclose personal data where reasonably necessary to comply with applicable law, court orders, subpoenas, lawful government requests, regulatory obligations, investigations, legal proceedings, or requirements of competent authorities.
AtoANI may also disclose information where reasonably necessary to protect its rights, users, personnel, property, systems, partners, or the public from fraud, abuse, cybersecurity threats, unlawful activity, or other substantial risks, subject to applicable law.
48. Updates to This Privacy Policy
AtoANI may revise this Privacy Policy from time to time as its Services, technologies, business activities, partnerships, legal obligations, or data-processing practices change.
Updated versions will be posted on the AtoANI website and identified by a revised “Last Updated” date.
Where changes materially affect how personal data is processed, AtoANI may provide additional notice or seek additional consent where required by law.
49. Privacy Contact Information
Questions, requests, or concerns relating to this Privacy Policy or AtoANI's processing of personal data may be directed to:
AtoANI Agriventures Inc.
Website: www.atoani.com
Email: info@atoani.com
Alternative Email: atoani.ph@gmail.com
General Contact: +63 925 846 5521
Bohol Contact: +63 998 422 6631
The current AtoANI Shipping & Returns page lists these communication channels and AtoANI's Bohol and Cebu locations.
For privacy requests, AtoANI may subsequently designate a specific Data Protection Officer or Privacy Contact and publish the appropriate contact information on this page.
50. AtoANI as Personal Information Controller
For processing activities where AtoANI determines the purposes and means of processing, the Personal Information Controller is:
AtoANI Agriventures Inc.
Philippines
Users may contact AtoANI through the channels stated above regarding the processing of their personal information.
51. User Acknowledgement
By submitting personal information to AtoANI or using the Services, you acknowledge that you have been informed of the general nature, purposes, and extent of AtoANI's processing activities as described in this Privacy Policy.
Where processing is necessary to provide a Service, administer a transaction, fulfill a contract, comply with law, or pursue another lawful basis, AtoANI may process relevant information without relying solely on consent.
Where consent is required by law, AtoANI will seek the appropriate consent before carrying out the relevant processing activity.
You may exercise your applicable rights under the Data Privacy Act through AtoANI's privacy contact channels.