CANAL-AI

Privacy

Privacy notice for this website

This page covers the website only. It is independent from the scientific privacy framework that will govern the pilot's clinical data (described under How it works and Regulatory status).

The short version

What the site collects

Directly: only aggregated visit counts via GoatCounter (see "Analytics" below). No cookies are set. The only client-side storage we use is a localStorage key named canal-ai.lang that remembers your chosen language (en, ja, or fr). It contains no personal data and is deleted if you clear your browser's site data.

The contact form, when you submit it, sends the fields you entered (name, email, optional subject, message) to Web3Forms (see "Third-party requests" below) which relays them by email to the team. The data is not stored on this site; we do not save it to a database or to GitHub.

Hosting and logs

The site is served by GitHub Pages. GitHub, Inc. keeps short-term access logs (including visitor IP addresses) for security and anti-abuse purposes. See GitHub's privacy statement. We do not receive or use those logs.

Third-party requests made by the site

Named individuals on the site

The site lists the principal investigators (Dr Charles Dolladille, Dr Basile Chrétien, Dr Kazuki Nishida) and the colleagues in the Acknowledgements section. Anyone listed who wishes to be removed can email the team via the Contact section and we will remove the entry promptly.

Your rights

Under the EU GDPR and the Japanese APPI, you have the right to ask what personal data (if any) we process about you, to have inaccurate data corrected, and to ask for deletion. Those rights apply to (a) your name if you are listed in the Acknowledgements, (b) any correspondence you initiate with the team, and (c) form submissions you have sent via the contact form. To exercise them, contact the team via the Contact form on the home page.

Changes to this notice

If we add any form, analytics, or embedded third-party content, this page will be updated and the change will be visible in the Git history of the public repository.

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