Biogen MA, Inc. This privacy notice explains how Biogen would like to process your personal data meaning any data relating to you as a person and your personal circumstances on the Platform and how you may give your consent to this processing.
The granting of your consent is entirely voluntary and may be withdrawn at any time. You will not suffer any negative consequence if you choose not to give your consent, however we will not be able to register you if you do not. If you wish to continue, please read the following information carefully and provide your consent by ticking the relevant tick box during registration. Your profile will be accessed by your physiotherapist who will be able to track your progress and to assign different exercises to you as part of your treatment programme.
We may use aggregated anonymous data about usage of the Platform in external communications such as publications or conferences. Marketing communications You also have the choice to consent to receive communications from Biogen by e-mail, SMS or other channels to keep you informed.
It is your decision whether you provide your consent. If you do not consent you may still use the app, but this means you will not be able to receive such communications. You may withdraw your consent to this in the app settings. Withdrawing your consent means we will no longer send you such communications. These include the companies which: a host the Platform and your personal data in the cloud and provide Biogen with data storage facilities; b provide application development services for the purposes of the Platform; c provide support centre solutions; and d provide direct mailing services.
If a third party acquires all or part of Biogen's business or assets, then your personal data may be disclosed in connection with that sale. The transfers mentioned above may include transfers outside of your country to countries outside the European Economic Area EEA. Biogen takes appropriate steps to ensure your data is adequately protected if transferred to such countries. For example, Switzerland is a country deemed to provide an adequate level of data protection under its data protection laws by the European Commission.
