
Research Policy
1. Data Controller
The controller of your personal data is: Chronity S.L.C/ Marqués de Mondéjar 5, C 4º D, 28028 Madrid, Spain
N.I.F.: B21924386
Contact email: info@chronity.ai Chronity S.L. is the entity responsible for deciding how and for what purposes personal data collected through the application and associated services are processed.
2. Data Protection Officer (DPO)
Chronity has appointed the following Data Protection Officer: Manuel Ruiz PablosContact email: info@chronity.ai The Data Protection Officer is the contact person for any matters related to personal data protection, both for users and for the Spanish Data Protection Agency (AEPD).
3. Purpose of research
Data may be used to:- Collaborate with universities, research centers, and public or private entities in projects related to health, chronic diseases, and well-being.
- Develop scientific studies to identify patterns in health data and lifestyle habits.
- Generate statistics and insights that contribute to innovation in products and services.
4. Types of data used
Chronity may process and share with third parties two types of data:- Anonymized data: processed irreversibly so that it is no longer possible to directly or indirectly identify a user. These data are no longer considered personal data under the GDPR.
- Pseudonymized data: data where direct identifiers (such as name, email, or phone number) have been removed and replaced by a code or ID.
- Third parties receiving the data will not be able to identify users.
- Chronity retains the key linking the code to the real identity but stores it securely and separately.
- These data are still considered personal data under the GDPR, and Chronity remains the data controller.
5. Legal basis
The processing of data for research purposes is based on the user’s explicit consent (Art. 9.2.a GDPR).- This consent will be specifically and clearly requested before any sharing with third parties takes place.
- Users may withdraw consent at any time, without affecting the normal use of the application.
6. Security and confidentiality
Chronity applies technical and organizational measures to protect the data, including:- Strict separation between identifiers and pseudonymized data.
- Encryption and access control to prevent unauthorized access.
- Contractual agreements with third parties receiving data, prohibiting any attempt at re-identification.
7. Recipients
Data may be shared only with:- Universities and research centers.
- Public institutions related to health and well-being.
- Companies or entities collaborating in scientific innovation projects.
8. International transfers
If projects involve sharing data with entities outside the European Economic Area (EEA), Chronity will ensure the signing of Standard Contractual Clauses (SCCs) or other mechanisms recognized by the GDPR to guarantee an adequate level of protection.9. User rights
Users may exercise their rights at any time, including:- Access to information about the use of their data for research.
- Objection to processing for research purposes.
- Withdrawal of consent previously granted.
10. Limitations
In the case of anonymized data, it will not be possible to honor requests for deletion or rectification, as there is no way to link them to a specific user.11. Contact
If you have any questions about this Research Policy or about the processing of your data in research projects, you can contact us at:Chronity S.L.
C/ Marqués de Mondéjar 5, C 4º D, 28028 Madrid, Spain
info@chronity.ai
