
We recognise this as particularly important in the context in which Materact is used. Firstly, there are valid privacy concerns surrounding the use of AI, where data entered into open-source LLMs can be collected to improve performance. Secondly, Materact is a platform designed to be used in schools and by students under the age of 18, meaning that any data stored should be considered as particularly sensitive.
Acknowledging this, we set out to ensure that privacy and data protection is central to everything we do at Materact. In other words, this means that privacy has been a consideration from the beginning, and that we never use your personal data without your consent.
Further to this, we are fully compliant with the strict privacy laws of the countries in which we operate. This includes UK GDPR, EU GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) and UAE PDPL (Personal Data Protection Law). We make sure that we stay up-to-date with changes and new privacy recommendations made by regulatory authorities.
Read on to find out more about our approach to privacy at Materact.
We work with data according to the principles set out by data protection regulators in the UK and EU. Along with our commitment to to fairness, transparency and lawfulness, there are four further principles relevant to our work.
This means we will never use your data in any other way than what we say we will.
This means we will never ask for more data than we need to.
This means we will never keep personal data any longer than it is needed.
This means that all data will be encrypted and stored securely.
All personal data is fully encrypted in transit and at rest, and there are strict access controls to safeguard privacy.
Your data is stored in secure servers in the UK operated by Amazon Web Services.
No. We do not store any payment details as all payment transactions are handled by our payment service provider. This is the same as for any other online payment that you make with a trusted brand.
You have the right to request how your data is being used, as well as the right to request for it to be deleted. Contact info@materact.com for further information.