Privacy Policy
Effective as of [06.09.2025]
This Privacy Policy explains how Brave to Live Inc. (“we,” “our,” “us”) collects, uses, processes, and stores personal data from users (“you,” “your”) who access our website https://alivewebliumsite.com (“the Site”). It covers both information automatically collected and data voluntarily provided when using the Site.
1. Definitions
User: An individual who visits the Site and whose personal data is collected or processed.
Personal Data: Any information about an identifiable individual.
Service/Course: The informational and digital content services provided under our Public Offer Agreement.
Cookies: Small data files placed on your device when you visit the Site.
2. Scope
This policy outlines our purposes, legal bases, and practices regarding personal data and cookies. It applies to data collected via forms on the Site and voluntary communications with us.
3. Who This Applies To
This policy applies to individuals legally capable of giving consent. If a user lacks legal capacity, consent must be provided by a parent or legal guardian.
4. Data Sources and Collection Methods
We may collect personal data through:
Completion of registration or feedback forms
Email exchanges with our team
Interactions with advertisements
Information from social media platforms, search engines (e.g. Facebook, Google), data aggregators, or public sources
5. Types of Data Collected
We collect only the data you voluntarily provide, such as:
Full name
Email address
Phone number
Date of birth
We also may process automatically gathered data like IP addresses, cookies, browser type, access time, and page visits.
6. Purposes and Legal Basis
We use your personal data to:
Provide access to services and technical support
Communicate via email, audio, or video
Host and organize our data securely
Send you informational updates or newsletters
Analyze de‑identified data for internal insights
Under PIPEDA, collection and use are lawful when you give informed consent and the purpose is clear and reasonable 
.7. Use of Third‑Party Services
We may use third‑party platforms for analytics, communications, data storage, and payment processing (like Google services, email, cloud platforms, Stripe). We do not share your data with them directly, but any data entered into those services is processed according to their own privacy policies Privacy Commissioner Canada
lawdepot.ca.8. Consent
By using the Site, filling out forms, or contacting us, you consent to our collection and processing of your data. You can withdraw consent at any time by emailing us. Consent is needed especially when processing sensitive or excessive personal data .9. Data Retention
Your personal data will be retained only as long as necessary for service delivery or as required by law—typically, up to three years unless you request deletion. This aligns with PIPEDA’s retention and disposal principles Canada.caPrivacy Commissioner Canada.10. Data Access and Corrections
You have the right to access, correct, or update your personal data. Send your request from the email you initially used to contact us, and we’ll update our records promptly.
11. Data Security
We implement appropriate organizational and technical measures to protect your personal data from unauthorized access, disclosure, or breach. If we detect a data breach, we’ll notify affected users without delay Privacy Commissioner CanadaCanada.ca.12. Disclosure of Personal Data
We may be required to disclose user data when legally compelled by government authorities. Any changes to this Privacy Policy will be communicated via email—your continued use implies acceptance.
13. Cookies
We use both session and persistent cookies to improve Site functionality, analyze user behavior, and deliver relevant advertising. You can disable cookies through your browser settings, but this may limit Site usability Privacy Commissioner Canadalawdepot.ca.14. Responsibilities and Liability
You’re responsible for the accuracy of the information you provide. We aren’t liable for harm resulting from inaccurate data or your actions.
15. Dispute Resolution
If issues arise, we’ll attempt to resolve them amicably. Submit a written complaint via email, and we’ll respond within 15 business days. Unresolved disputes may be referred to Canadian courts Privacy Commissioner Canada
16. Governing Law
This policy is governed by Canadian federal privacy laws (PIPEDA) and applicable provincial regulations (e.g., Quebec’s Law 25, Manitoba’s FIPPA). If your operations involve Quebec residents, ensure compliance with additional requirements such as transparency and accountability 
17. Contact Information
For any questions, to request changes, or raise complaints, please contact:
Brave to Live Inc +1(204)479-5953 moc.liamg%403202evilotevarb www.bravetolive.com