Personal data
A description of the personal data that Wallwisher, Inc. DBA Padlet is handling.
Last updated on 2023-01-19
Ordinary data
Types of data

The categories of personal data transferred relates to the use of Padlet and may differ depending on the user's use of our Services. Typically, though, this will involve: name, username, email address, uploaded content (which may include text, images, videos, audio, documents, files, links from the web, drawings, and maps, comments, feedback and similar as provided by the user), precise location (only if the user chooses to add this to a map that they post), profile avatar (optional), profile bio (optional), site usage, metadata, including device info used to access the service, and IP address.

Purpose

The purpose of transferring and processing the personal data is to fulfill our agreement with the data exporter and allow the data exporter to provide Padlet as a digital canvas, project and/or productivity software to their users.

The period for which the personal data will be retained, or, if that is not possible, the criteria used to determine that period

We process personal data on behalf of the data exporter for as long as the data exporter remains a customer of ours. When the data exporter terminates their use of the Services, we delete their user/customer data within thirty (30) days of the account termination.

Subjects

Data subjects are the users of Padlet, typically teachers and students at schools and/or employees at companies/organizations using Padlet.

Nature of processing

The Padlet Service is delivered through a digital platform which can be described as a digital canvas and is commonly used as a project and productivity software and collaboration platform for institutions (especially schools), businesses and individuals. Users can add/upload photos, videos, audio, recordings, text, drawings, graphs, charts, attachments and more. The nature of the processing includes all processing operations related to providing these Services to our customers, including collection, recording, organization, structuring, storage, adaptation, retrieval, or otherwise making content available to end users.