Privacy Policy
This policy explains what personal data the WeSmile app (“the app”) collects, why it is collected, who it is shared with and how you can exercise your rights.
Data controller: Share It Again, Montpellier, France · contact@shareitagain.co
The data controller is Share It Again, the publisher of WeSmile.
Share It AgainDepending on the features you use, the app collects the following types of personal data, either directly or through the third-party services described in this policy:
Some data is provided by you, for example when you fill in the contact form or subscribe to the newsletter. Other data, such as Usage Data and device identifiers, is collected automatically when you use the app. Unless stated otherwise, providing data is optional, but some features may not work without it. The details for each service are given below.
We use personal data to provide and improve the app and for the purposes below. For each purpose, we list the service providers involved; they process data on our behalf or, for some advertising and social network services, as independent controllers under their own privacy policies.
Ads keep our apps free. The advertising partners below may use identifiers and information about how you use the app to display ads, measure how they perform and, where the law allows, tailor them to your interests. Some partners may also use this information to show you ads outside the app.
Google's mobile advertising platform, used to display ads inside the app and measure their performance. Depending on your settings and on the applicable law, ads may be personalized using your device's advertising ID and your activity in the app.
A mobile advertising network and mediation platform, used to select and display ads inside the app and measure their performance.
Meta's advertising network (formerly Facebook Audience Network), which lets Meta advertisers show ads inside third-party apps such as this one. Meta may use your device's advertising ID and your interactions with ads to select, personalize and measure them. You can review these uses in your Meta ad preferences.
A Google tool that measures the results of our Google Ads campaigns by recording what happens after an ad is seen or clicked, such as installing or opening the app.
A mobile advertising and mediation platform (now part of AppLovin), used to display ads inside the app and measure their performance.
A mobile advertising company whose technology is used to display ads inside the app and measure their performance.
Unity's mobile advertising network, used to display ads (including video ads) inside the app and measure their performance.
These services help us understand how the app is used, measure its audience and decide what to improve.
Meta's analytics tool for mobile apps, which provides aggregated statistics about how the app is used.
Google's app analytics service. It measures how the app is used (for example how often it is opened, how long sessions last and which features are used) and can share this information with other Firebase tools used by the app. You can limit the use of your advertising ID in your device settings.
A Google Analytics feature that adds estimated demographic and interest information (such as age range or interests), drawn from Google's advertising data, to the app's analytics reports.
Google's analytics service, which collects information about how the app is used in order to produce statistics and reports. Google may use this information in connection with its own advertising network.
Used only when you choose to get in touch with us or to receive news from us.
If you contact us through the form in the app, we use the details you enter to answer your request.
If you subscribe to our mailing list or newsletter, we add your email address (and any other details you provide) to our contact list in order to send you news about our apps. You can unsubscribe at any time with the link included in every email.
Used to try out variations of the app and keep the ones that work best for users.
A Google service that lets us adjust some of the app's settings and compare different versions of a feature (A/B testing) without publishing an update.
These services host and run the technical infrastructure the app relies on, such as file storage and databases. Depending on how the app uses them, they may hold personal data.
A cloud database provided by Google, used to store and synchronize the data the app needs to work.
Google's file storage service, used to store and deliver the app's content.
Google's cloud storage service, used to store and deliver the app's content.
These tools watch the app's stability and performance so that we can detect and fix problems.
A Google tool that collects technical measurements, such as start-up time or network response times, to help us make the app faster and more reliable.
Google's crash reporting tool. When the app crashes, it sends a technical report so that we can find and fix the cause.
The same crash reporting tool, configured so that reports are only sent once you have agreed to it.
These features let you interact with social networks from within the app. A social network may collect usage information wherever its features are displayed, even if you do not use them.
Meta features that let you interact with Facebook from within the app, for example to like or share content.
These services are used to manage contact lists and to send messages, such as push notifications or emails.
Google's service for delivering push notifications and in-app messages.
A Google tool for sending push notifications to app users, built on Firebase Cloud Messaging.
An email marketing service, used to manage our mailing list and send our newsletters.
Features that make it easier to share content from the app.
A Google service that creates links opening specific content in the app, for example when content is shared, whether or not the app is already installed.
Depending on your device, the app asks for the following permission. Android asks for your approval before access is granted, and you can withdraw it at any time in your device settings, in which case some features may stop working.
The app may send you push notifications. You can turn them off at any time in your device's notification settings; some features may then work differently.
The app may use your approximate geographic location to send you notifications that are relevant to where you are, for the purposes described in this policy. You can disable notifications, or location access, in your device settings.
The app may store a unique identifier for your device, used for analytics or to remember your preferences.
We and our partners may use the data described above to build or update a profile of your use of the app, in order to understand your preferences and behavior for the purposes described in this policy (for example to personalize ads). No decision producing legal effects, or similarly significant effects, is taken about you solely on the basis of automated processing. You can object to profiling at any time (see “Your rights”).
In addition to the opt-out options offered by each advertising partner listed above, you can:
Opting out does not remove ads; it means the ads you see will be less tailored to your interests.
The app and the services it uses rely on Trackers: technologies such as advertising IDs, SDK identifiers and data stored on your device, which work in a similar way to browser cookies. They are used for the purposes described above: running the app, measuring audience, monitoring stability and, where applicable, advertising. Where the law requires your consent for these technologies, they are used on that basis, and you can withdraw your consent at any time through your device settings (see “Your advertising choices”) or by contacting us.
We process personal data only when one of the following applies:
If you would like to know which legal basis applies to a particular processing activity, contact us.
Data is processed at our offices in France and wherever the service providers involved in the processing are located. For the services used by this app, this means: Ireland, United States, United Kingdom, Denmark. When data is transferred outside the European Union, the transfer relies on the safeguards provided by the GDPR, such as adequacy decisions or standard contractual clauses, as described in each provider's privacy policy.
Data is processed using IT tools, following organizational procedures limited to the purposes described here, and protected by appropriate security measures against unauthorized access, disclosure, alteration or destruction. Besides us, authorized staff and the service providers listed above may have access to it.
We keep personal data only for as long as needed for the purpose for which it was collected:
At the end of the retention period, data is deleted. Third-party services keep data according to their own policies.
You have the following rights under the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR):
To exercise these rights, email us at contact@shareitagain.co. Requests are free of charge and we answer them as soon as possible, and in any case within one month.
We may use personal data to establish, exercise or defend legal claims in connection with the use of the app, and we may disclose it when required to do so by public authorities.
For operation and maintenance, the app and the services it uses may record technical logs of interactions with the app, which may include personal data such as device identifiers.
You can ask us at any time for more information about the collection or processing of your personal data.
We may update this policy, for example when the app or the law changes. The date at the top of this page shows when it was last updated, and significant changes will be announced in the app where possible. Where a change concerns processing based on your consent, we will ask for your consent again if required.
For any question about this policy or your personal data, write to contact@shareitagain.co or to Share It Again, 10 Parc Club du Millénaire, 1025 rue Henri Becquerel, 34000 Montpellier, France.