Politique de protection des données
Privacy Policy
Gold & Crystal Game
Last updated: March 2026
1. Introduction
UNSOLVED, a company incorporated under French law and located at 1 rue Marguerin, 75014 Paris, France (“UNSOLVED”, “we”), operates this website (the “Site”).
As part of your use of the Site and participation in the Gold & Crystal game (the “Game”), we may collect and process personal information about you.
This Privacy Policy explains how your personal information is collected, used, and protected.
It complies with applicable Canadian laws, including:
- the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA)
- applicable provincial laws, including Quebec Law 25
2. Personal Information Collected and Purposes
We only collect information necessary for the following purposes:
Game Management
Purpose:
- registration
- game administration
- awarding the prize
Legal basis:
- contract performance
- consent
Data collected:
- name
- postal address
- identity documents (winner verification only)
Retention:
- 5 years
Orders and Purchases
Legal basis:
- contract performance
Data collected:
- identity
- phone number
- address
- payment details
Retention:
- 5 years
Note:
We do not store payment details.
Communication and Promotion
Legal basis:
- consent
Data:
- name
- image
Customer Support
Purpose:
- respond to inquiries
Legal basis:
- legitimate interest
Newsletter
Retention:
- up to 3 years
Analytics and Website Improvement
We use cookies and analytics tools to improve the Site.
3. Data Source
Data is collected directly from you.
4. Data Sharing
We may share data with:
- internal staff
- service providers
- payment providers
- delivery companies
- legal advisors
- authorities when required
5. International Transfers
Your data may be transferred outside Canada (notably to Europe).
We ensure appropriate safeguards are in place.
6. Cookies
We use cookies for:
- essential functionality
- analytics
- advertising
You can manage your preferences at any time.
7. Your Rights
Under Canadian law, you have the right to:
- access your data
- correct your data
- withdraw consent
- request deletion where applicable
Additional rights may apply depending on your province (e.g., Quebec Law 25).