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Privacy Policy

How doksalamat collects, uses, stores and shares your personal information.

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1.Who we are

Name the legal entity, where it is registered, and how to reach its data protection contact.

2.What we collect

List every category actually collected: account details, location, booking and order history, payment and wallet records, chat messages, device data. Health data must be called out separately — it is a special category.

3.Why we collect it, and on what basis

State the purpose and the lawful basis for each category. Consent, contract, and legitimate interest are not interchangeable, and health data needs explicit consent.

4.Health information

Appointments, consultations, prescriptions and records. Who inside doksalamat can see them, what doctors and clinics receive, how long they are kept, and what the telemedicine provider is told.

5.Payments and wallet

What the payment processor receives, what doksalamat stores, and how long transaction records are retained.

6.Who we share with

Providers, clinics, labs, pharmacies, delivery partners, payment processors, hosting and analytics vendors. Name the categories and the reason for each.

7.Where your data is stored

Data residency and any cross-border transfers, plus the safeguard relied on. PDPL constrains transfers out of the Kingdom — confirm where hosting actually sits.

8.How long we keep it

Concrete retention periods per category, and what happens on account deletion.

9.Your rights

Access, correction, deletion, withdrawal of consent, objection — and the actual mechanism for exercising each, not just a statement that they exist.

10.Children

Minimum age, and how family members added to a health profile are handled.

11.Security

What protects the data. Claim only measures that are genuinely in place.

12.Changes and contact

How changes are notified, and where to raise a complaint.