Last updated: October 24, 2020
This document informs Users about the technologies that help Twelve Data to achieve the purposes described below. Such technologies allow us to access and store information (for example by using a Cookie) or use resources (for example by running a script) on a User’s device as they interact with Twelve Data.
For simplicity, all such technologies are defined as "Trackers" within this document – unless there is a reason to differentiate.
For example, while Cookies can be used on both web and mobile browsers, it would be inaccurate to talk about
Cookies in the context of mobile apps as they are a browser-based Tracker. For this reason, within this document,
the term Cookies is only used where it is specifically meant to indicate that particular type of Tracker.
Some of the purposes for which Trackers are used may also require the User's consent. Whenever consent is given, it can be freely withdrawn at any time following the instructions provided in this document.
Twelve Data uses Trackers managed directly by us (so-called “first-party” Trackers) and Trackers that enable services
provided by a third-party (so-called “third-party” Trackers). Unless otherwise specified within this document,
third-party providers may access the Trackers managed by them.
The validity and expiration periods of Cookies and other similar Trackers may vary depending on the lifetime set by us
or the relevant provider. Some of them expire upon termination of the User’s browsing session.
In addition to what’s specified in the descriptions within each of the categories below, Users may find more
precise and updated information regarding lifetime specification as well as any other relevant information –
such as the presence of other Trackers - in the linked privacy policies of the respective third-party providers
or by contacting the Twelve Data.
Twelve Data uses so-called “technical” Cookies and other similar Trackers to carry out activities that are strictly necessary for the operation or delivery of the Service.
Google reCAPTCHA (Google LLC)
Google reCAPTCHA is a SPAM protection service provided by Google LLC.
The use of reCAPTCHA is subject to the Google privacy policy and terms of use.
Personal Data processed: Cookies and Usage Data.
Place of processing: United States -
Privacy Policy. Privacy Shield participant.
This type of service allows Twelve Data to distribute content using servers located across different countries and to optimize
their performance.
Which Personal Data are processed depends on the characteristics and the way these services are implemented. Their function is
to filter communications between Twelve Data and the User's browser.
Considering the widespread distribution of this system, it is difficult to determine the locations to which the contents
that may contain Personal Information of the User are transferred.
Cloudflare (Cloudflare Inc.)
Cloudflare is a traffic optimization and distribution service provided by Cloudflare Inc.
The way Cloudflare is integrated means that it filters all the traffic through Twelve Data, i.e., communication
between Twelve Data and the User's browser, while also allowing analytical data from Twelve Data to be collected.
Personal Data processed: Cookies and various types of Data as specified in the privacy policy of the service.
Place of processing: United States – Privacy Policy.
The services contained in this section enable the Twelve Data to monitor and analyze web traffic and can be used to keep track of User behavior.
Google Analytics (Google LLC)
Google Analytics is a web analysis service provided by Google LLC (“Google”). Google utilizes the Data collected to
track and examine the use of Twelve Data, to prepare reports on its activities and share them with other Google services.
Google may use the Data collected to contextualize and personalize the ads of its own advertising network.
Personal Data processed: Cookies and Usage Data.
Place of processing: United States –
Privacy Policy –
Opt Out. Privacy Shield participant.
There are various ways to manage Tracker related preferences and to provide and withdraw consent, where relevant:
Users can manage preferences related to Trackers from directly within their own device settings, for example,
by preventing the use or storage of Trackers.
Additionally, whenever the use of Trackers is based on consent, Users can provide or withdraw such consent by setting
their preferences within the cookie notice or by updating such preferences accordingly via the relevant
consent-preferences widget, if available.
It is also possible, via relevant browser or device features, to delete previously stored Trackers, including those
used to remember the User’s initial consent.
Other Trackers in the browser’s local memory may be cleared by deleting the browsing history.
With regard to any third-party Trackers, Users can manage their preferences and withdraw their consent via the
related opt-out link (where provided), by using the means indicated in the third party's privacy policy, or by
contacting the third party.
Users can, for example, find information about how to manage Cookies in the most commonly used browsers at the following addresses:
Users may also manage certain categories of Trackers used on mobile apps by opting out through relevant device settings, such as the device advertising settings for mobile devices, or tracking settings in general (Users may open the device settings, view and look for the relevant setting).