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Privacy Notice

Personal-data treatment per Mexico's Federal Law on the Protection of Personal Data Held by Private Parties (LFPDPPP).

Last updated: 2026-05-06  ·  Version: v0 (template)
Pre-publication template
This is a v0 template. It must be reviewed and signed off by Mexican counsel before the first real collection of personal data. The cofounder signature as data controller, commercial domicile, and exact ARCO-rights mechanisms get completed at first-design-partner onboarding.

01Identity and address of the Controller

Tintago (the ‘Controller’), operated by [TINTAGO LEGAL ENTITY] — placeholder Stripe Atlas Delaware C-corp pending registration, with a Mexican subsidiary planned for Phase 2.

Commercial address: Mexico City, Mexico. Exact address pending — completed at Mexican-subsidiary registration.

Data-Protection contact: privacy@tintago.ai

02Personal data collected

Through the ‘Request a demo’ form on tintago.ai, the Controller collects:

No sensitive data is collected per LFPDPPP Article 3-VI (racial origin, health, religious beliefs, political ideology, sexual preferences). The tintago.ai site uses no tracking cookies, no third-party analytics, and no biometrics.

03Purposes of treatment

Personal data is used exclusively for:

  1. Scheduling and running a technical demo of the Tintago product.
  2. Follow-up communication via email after the demo.
  3. Evaluation of design-partner fit for Phase 1.

Data is NOT used to train the Tintago model. Model training is governed by a separate Data Processing Agreement (DPA) signed only with formal design partners.

04Retention and deletion

Form data is retained while the conversation is active. If the conversation does not progress to formal design-partner status within six (6) months of last communication, data is deleted automatically and verifiably. The requester may request immediate deletion at any time (see §6 ARCO).

05Transfers and third parties

No third-party transfers of form data, except:

No commercial, marketing, or model-training international transfers outside Mexico. Tintago's inference infrastructure is designed to operate on Mexican soil (data residency).

06ARCO rights

The data subject may exercise Access, Rectification, Cancellation, and Opposition (ARCO) rights at any time, per LFPDPPP Article 16, via:

The Controller will respond within a maximum of twenty (20) business days per LFPDPPP Article 32. If the request is granted, implementation occurs within fifteen (15) days thereafter.

07Changes to this Privacy Notice

The Controller reserves the right to modify this Privacy Notice. Any change is published on this page with a visible update date. Data subjects whose email has been collected will be notified of substantial changes by email.

08Supervisory authority

The data subject may file complaints with the National Institute of Transparency, Access to Information, and Personal Data Protection (INAI)home.inai.org.mx — when they consider their rights have been violated.

09Jurisdiction

This Privacy Notice is governed by LFPDPPP, its Regulations, and applicable Mexican law. Disputes are resolved by civil courts in Mexico City.