This website http://thelivelovelaughfoundation.org/ (“Website”) is owned and operated by The Live Love Laugh Foundation, a charitable trust registered under the Indian Registration Act, 1908(“TLLLF”). Through the Website, TLLLF provides an interactive platform through which users are provided with an opportunity to seek information on mental health awareness, specifically depression, stress and anxiety, and post testimonials sharing their experiences with other users of the Website (“Services”).

The terms ‘TLLLF’, ‘us’ or ‘we’ refer to the owners of this Website. The terms ‘you’ or ‘user’, and allits grammatical variations, refer to the user or viewer of our Website.

This Privacy Policy (“Policy”) reflects TLLLF’s commitment towards protecting the privacy and personal information provided by users of the Website and sets out the nature and type of information we collect from users for the purpose of the Services, the usage and disclosure of such information, and the safety and security measures adopted by us to safeguard the information.

Please note that this Policy is only applicable to the users of the Website and the information and data gathered on the Website and not to any other information or website. You are hereby advised to read this Policy carefully and fully understand the nature and purpose of gathering and/or collecting sensitive, personal and other information and the usage, disclosure and sharing of such information.

2.1 In general, you can visit the Website without revealing your identity or any personalinformation about yourself. However, you may choose to register for one of TLLLF’s programmes, post a testimonial on the Website, subscribe to our newsletter and/or have test results mailed to you, which may require you to reveal your identity and/or other information about you.

Information that we collect from you at registration or at any other time may include, among other details, the following information:

2.2 In addition, we may collect demographic information such as information about your computer, hardware, software, platform, media, Internet Protocol (IP) address and connection, information about online activity such as feature usage and click paths, and other data that you may provide in surveys or through stories posted. We may combine demographic information with Personal Information to tailor our offerings or web pages to your preferences or interests.

3.1 Sensitive Personal Information (“SPI”) means such personal information which consists of information relating to your password; physical, physiological and mental health condition; medical records and history; biometric information, life story, anecdote, description of lived experience etc. that narrate your experience with mental health, sexual orientation and financial information (such as bank account details or credit card numbers). SPI collected by us shall not be disclosed to any third party without your express consent, save as otherwise set out in this Policy or the Terms of Use or as required by law.

3.2 You acknowledge that in the course of your use of the Website we may receive SPI, when you choose to provide information (either through a testimonial or through emails sent to us) related to your physical, physiological condition or information pertaining to your medical records and history, and you hereby consent and agree to allow us to store and display the SPI collected in this manner on the Website and disclose it in accordance with the terms of this Policy.

3.3 It is clarified that with respect to any SPI that you may share with us, you have the sole right to determine whether you want to share such information with us, and that you can continue to use the Website without the sharing of any SPI.

4.1 Personal Information means any information that may be used to identify you and that is not otherwise publicly available, including, but not limited to, your first and last name, age, place of residence and an email address, phone number or other contact information, photograph, as well as any information related to your profession or academic qualifications.

4.2 We may collect Personal Information from you when you post information on the Website or otherwise voluntarily provide such information. We may use your email address and any other contact information you provide, to contact you in relation to your use of the Services or with regard to any issues that may arise in the course of your use of the Services.

4.3 If you wish to subscribe to our newsletter(s) and other materials, we will use your name and email address to send the newsletter and materials to you. You may take any tests that are available on the Website without revealing your identity or any Personal Information about yourself and view your results, but if you require the results to be emailed to you, we will use your name and email address to send the results to your inbox. The results or information collected during any tests are not stored on our servers, and are handled by a third party site.