This notice covers 789 Philippines, the directory at https://ph.789.site/. The directory is part of 789. Use the contact control on the Contact page to ask about privacy or make a request.
Information used to operate the directory
Browsing requires no account. The directory may store display and search-engine preferences in your browser. Those choices stay in that browser. You can remove them using your browser's site-data controls.
Requests to deliver pages, icons, fonts and other site files can disclose technical data such as IP address, requested path, time and browser information to our hosting and content delivery providers. We use this data to deliver and protect the directory, diagnose faults and investigate abuse. Providers may handle it in other jurisdictions under the arrangements that apply to those services.
The directory search matches results in your browser. A search term in the page address may appear in your browser history and in requests to our hosting service. Avoid entering passwords, identification numbers or other sensitive information in search. When you submit a web search or open another site, that provider receives the request. Its privacy terms apply. We use no advertising trackers or third-party audience analytics on this site.
Correspondence
If you choose to send a message, we and the providers that handle our email receive the information you send, including your address and message. We use it to respond, investigate a reported issue and document the outcome. Please omit passwords, identity documents, payment details and other information unnecessary for your request.
Access is limited to those who need it for these purposes. Technical records and correspondence are retained for the periods needed for the relevant purpose and any applicable obligations. Ask through our contact control about the processing and retention relevant to your request.
Your rights
Where applicable, you may ask to be informed, access or correct your information, object to processing, request erasure or blocking, seek portability, or raise a concern with the competent authority. You can use the Contact page to exercise these rights. We may need to verify your request before disclosing information. Where it has jurisdiction, the National Privacy Commission also receives privacy concerns.