"Primeiros Socorros" APP Privacy Policy
INTRODUCTION
This privacy policy has been compiled to better serve those who are
concerned about how their “Personally Identifiable Information” is
being used online in our first aid teaching APP. Also
here we clarify the target audience of our APP, which are children, and the implications of
same.
Effective from: December 19, 2016
Last modified: July 11, 2023
DATA COLLECTION AND USE
1) What is the application about?
  This is an application that aims to teach first aid practices in a way
digital and accessible. Our goal is to spread knowledge of these practices and let them
available for immediate access by users of our application. the app was
originally developed for teaching children, however we would like to
emphasize that the content presented can be applied by people of any age group
age.
2) What is the app made up of?
Our app is divided into sections according to the teaching topic. The themes
that we address are: Trauma, Choking, Convulsion, Fainting and Cardiorespiratory Arrest.
Within each theme we have images and explanatory texts, in the model of “History
told”. The idea is that the child/adult follows the scenario and learns step by step
step of what to do in each situation. At the end of each theme we have a quiz,
composed of 3-5 questions, with the aim of fixing and testing the learning that the user
had when reading the explanations.
3) When do we collect information?
 We collect information on the number of accesses to the application;
 We collect information when you respond to quizzes present in the application
(mentioned in topic 2).
4) What personal information do we collect from people who visit our app?
 We do not collect personally identifiable information from visitors to our app.
 We do not collect financial data such as credit card numbers.
 The information collected is restricted to demographic data, such as country of
access and cell phone model. Apart from such information, the database containing the
information from our application only analyzes the number of hits in space
time and correct answers/errors given in the quizzes present in the APP (such as
mentioned in topic 2). We clarify that none of this information is reported
individually, but as a summary of general activity, so that no
it is not possible to identify data from any single user.
5) What do we use this information for?
  We use the information collected for purposes of tracking your use of the app.
and for search. The numbers of hits and misses are analyzed so that we can
distinguish which topics are more learned, which are less known, etc. how not
We collect no personally identifiable information anywhere on our
search application users are identified.
6) How is the data handled? How do we keep the collected data?
 Data is collected automatically and synchronized with the database
Firebase by Google. In this database we can access the summary of
application activities in a given period of time. It's not possible
view any personal information of users separately.
 Any analyzes outside the Firebase database are carried out under the guidance of
statistics from our own team.
 We do not sell, exchange or transfer the information collected to third parties
in our app.
7)Do we use "cookies"?
 We do not use cookies for tracking purposes.
8)Are there ads in our app?
 Our application is not for profit, therefore we do not associate the same
to advertisements or disclosure sites.
TARGET AUDIENCE: CHILDREN. WHAT ARE THE IMPLICATIONS?
When it comes to the collection of personal information from children under the age of 13,
The ‘Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act’ (COPPA) puts parents in control. A
The Federal Trade Commission, the US consumer protection agency,
applies the COPPA Rule, which specifies what operators of online services must
do to protect the privacy and safety of the children involved. our app
follows the general rules of COPPA, however, we do not collect identifying information
personal rights of children, which exempts us from many specifications of this act.
For survey cases where we use children's response information
in the quizzes present in the app, the following measures are taken:
 Prior to using any information from children, the researcher should
send an informed consent form for the parents to sign
and/or legal guardians. This term makes clear the purpose of the research, the
procedures performed, possible discomforts and risks and benefits of the research.
Furthermore, it is made clear that the parent/guardian may, at any
time, remove the child from participating in the research, without any penalty
or damage. More information is given in the term;
 Before collecting the