Article 1: editorial responsibility

The Websites www.ihealthlabs.eu and www.startbyihealth.com are published by iHealthLabs Europe (hereinafter referred to as « iHealth ») which contact information is indicated below:

iHealthLabs Europe

One-person limited liability Company with a share capital of €624,000

36 rue de Ponthieu – 75008 Paris

RCS de Paris n°792 514 341

N° VAT: FR 91792514341

Phone: +33 144 94 04 81 (European Support)

E-mail: Support@ihealthlabs.eu

Co-manager: Mr. Tong WU, Mr. Yi LIU

Publishing Director: Mr. Stéphane Kerrien  

Webmaster: Ms. Anne Boche Hiag

Article 2: Hosting of the Website

OVH

2 rue Kellermann

59100 Roubaix

France

Article 3 – Graphic and photographic Credits

The graphic and photographic works appearing on the Website www.ihealthlabs.eu are from different sources and are protected as mentioned in the provisions of Article 4 of the General Conditions of Use of the Website.

Article 4 – Acknowledgment and respect

The User of the Website acknowledges that he/she has the necessary skills and means to access and use the Website.

 
Moreover, he/she acknowledges having checked that the computer system used does not contain any virus and that it is fully serviceable.

 
Finally, the User also acknowledges having read the legal notices herein, as well as iHealth General Conditions of Use and Personal Data and Confidentiality Policy and undertakes to respect them.

Article 5 – Computer and Freedom Law – Access Right, modifications, delete

Mr. Stéphane KERRIEN is responsible for data processing, as the manager of the one-shareholder Limited Liability company iHealthLabs Europe, registered at the Paris Trade and Companies register (Registre du Commerce et des Sociétés de Paris) under number B 792 514 341 and which headquarters are located 3 rue Tronchet, F-75008 Paris.

Pursuant to Article 22 of the  “Computers and Freedom” Law of July 6, 1978 as modified by the Law of August 6, 2004, the automated personal data processing have been declared to theFrench National Commission for Information Technology and Civil Liberties (CNIL).

In accordance with simplified standard 48 (Deliberation n° 2012-209 of June 21st, 2012), iHealth benefits from the simplified declaration procedure for any automated processing related to customers and prospects management. iHealth has declared the User’s Personal Data processing implemented on the Website to theFrench National Commission for Information Technology and Civil Liberties (CNIL) under number 1820891.

The Personal Data and Confidentiality Policy implemented by iHealth is constantly accessible by the User on the Website, in particular when modified or updated.

It shall be stated that iHealth develops and offers products, solutions and applications to its customers who followed the procedures implemented for this purpose, allowing them to purchase connected objects which may, under certain conditions, lead to the collection, confidential processing and safe hosting of some of the user’s personal health data. All the information related to this specific data, and regarding in particular the safety procedures and measures implemented by iHealth on secure servers and approved by the French governmental authorities, notably by the ASIP Santé services (French Digital Health Agency), is accessible on the concerned products, solutions and applications data sheets, in the section dedicated to them on the Website.

Pursuant to the “Computers and Freedom” Law of July 6, 1978 as modified by the Law of August 6, 2004, the User has a general right to access, amend, rectify and delete, in the event of legitimate reason, the Personal Data related to him/her, which might be collected thanks to cookies under the conditions defined below.

The User can exercise his rights and prerogatives by sending an email to the following address : support@ihealthlabs.eu or by sending a mail to iHealthLabs Europe, 3 rue Tronchet, 75008 Paris, including his/her last name, first name, email address and, if possible, his/her client reference number.

An answer will be then sent to the User with a maximum period of two (2) months following the reception of the request.

iHealth invites the User to get acquainted with its Personal Data and Confidentiality Policy accessible via the previous link.

Article 6 – Cookie Policy

The User shall be informed that, when visiting the Website, a cookie may be automatically installed on his/her browsing software. A Cookie is an element that does not allow the identification of a User but allows to record pieces of information related to the user’s browsing activity through the Website. You have the possibility to configure your web browser in order to be informed of the use of Cookies and, potentially, to refuse the use of cookies in accordance with the procedure described on the following website: www.cnil.fr

For further information, please read our section dedicated to our cookie policy in the document, available on the Website, entitled « Personal Data and Confidentiality Policy » which can be accessed via the previous link.

The information is retained by iHealth in the User’s computer for a maximum retention period of thirteen (13) months.

The User can refuse the presence of cookies by configuring his/her browsing software. In the event of a difficulty with the configuration, the User is invited to read the guide accessible via the following URL address:  www.cnil.fr/fr/cookies-les-outils-pour-les-maîtriser

However, if the browser is configured in order to reject all cookies, the User’s navigation through the Website might be blocked, and he/she might be prevented from making all the suggested operations, in particular the purchase procedures or several functionalities necessary to facilitate the browsing through the Website, such as the possibility to store articles in the purchase basket made available to the User.  

Article 7:  Website audience analysis tool

The User is advised that the Website uses a default audience analysis tool system called « Google Analytics » which relies on the use of cookies.

With respect to this, the User is invited, on this particular matter, to refer to the « Personal Data and Confidentiality Policy section, entitled– COOKIES GENERATED BY THE ANALYSIS TOOL USED BY THE WEBSITE: GOOGLE ANALYTICS, indicating that the User can refuse the use of said « analytics » cookies and that he/she can use a link towards the opposition mechanism entitled: « Click here in order to refuse the use of Google Analytics audience analysis cookies ».

Article 8 – Intellectual Property

The Website  www.ihealthlabs.euand all its elements such as, in particular, the domain names, any trademark, logo, software, arborescence, database, graphic charter, designs and patterns, illustrations, animations, images, texts, are protected by intellectual property rights.

iHealth is the exclusive owner of the intellectual property rights related to the Website and all its elements, apart from photographs, videos and other media coming from the service providers themselves. Any copy, reproduction, representation, adaptation, alteration, modification, unauthorized disclosure, full or partial, extraction or reuse, repeated or systematic, including for private purpose, of all or part of the Website, by any means whatsoever, constitutes an infringement. 

The trademarks and domain names as well as the designs and patterns appearing on the Website are the exclusive property of iHealth.

No license or any other right than the right to visit the Website is granted to anyone with regard to intellectual property right. The reproduction of documents appearing on the Website is only authorized for the exclusive purpose of information for strictly personal and private use. Any reproduction and any use of copies made for other purposes are expressly prohibited.

iHealth recommends to take note of its General Conditions of Use of the Website in order to have a complete knowledge of the intellectual property rights related to the Website.

Article 9- Disputes

The Legal Notices are established in accordance with the French Law, and in particular with the provisions oflaw 2004-575 of June 21, 2004 regarding Confidence in the Digital Economy (LCEN) as well as with “Computers and Freedom” Law of July 6, 1978 as modified by the Law of August 6, 2004.

Any dispute that might arise because of the acceptation, the validity, the interpretation, the application or the execution of any of the provisions referred to in Legal Notices herein, and that could not be settled amicably between the parties, will be taken, by express agreement, to  the competent authority at the Court of Appeal in Paris, which are the only ones to be competent, notwithstanding the place of subscription, the plurality of defendants, or guarantee call.