Quantum computers could crack the security measures we use to keep our online information safe. This is the “quantum threat” – the potential for quantum computers to crack many of today's encryption schemes, which could result in a collapse of our modern-day cybersecurity infrastructure.
We want to process as little personal information as possible when you use our website. That’s why we’ve chosen Fathom Analytics, which doesn’t use cookies and complies with the GDPR, ePrivacy (including PECR), COPPA, and CCPA. Using this privacy-friendly website analytics software, your IP address is only briefly processed, and we (running this website) have no way of identifying you. As per the CCPA, your personal information is de-identified. You can read more about this on Fathom Analytics ’ website.
The purpose of us using this software is to understand our website traffic in the most privacy-friendly way possible so that we can continually improve our website and business. The lawful basis as per the GDPR is “Article 6(1)(f); where our legitimate interests are to improve our website and business continually.” As per the explanation, no personal data is stored over time.
When you choose to contact us through our website by submitting your email address, we may use this information to contact you. By providing this information, you consent to being contacted by us, and you also consent to us retaining this information for the purpose of contacting you. You also consent to the terms and conditions of Mailchimp, which we use as a third-party service provider to manage your email and personal information when submitted. For more information about Mailchimp’s terms and conditions, please see here: https://mailchimp.com/en-ca/legal/data-processing-addendum/
For additional information, please contact our legal department at desk@btq.com.
By using the website, you hereby consent to this policy and agree to its terms.
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