In the following, Selskabt ncc is referred to as "Good Nighty" and the person to whom Good Nighty must provide a service against payment for the "Customer".

The "parties" are used as a term for both Deep Goodnight and the Customer. These General Terms and Conditions are hereinafter referred to as the "Terms".

Any agreement between Good Nighty and the Customer individually in writing where Deep good night for the Customer to provide a service for a fee is referred to in the following as the "Agreement". This applies regardless of whether there may be one or more agreements.

If there is a conflict between the Terms and the Agreement, the terms of the Agreement take precedence. The conditions can otherwise only be deviated from by written agreement between the parties.

Deep Goodnight reserves the right at any time to add and change in the terms of sale and delivery below.

In the event of a sale, merger, demerger or other transfer of all or part of Good Nighty's business, Good Nighty is entitled to transfer its rights and obligations under the Terms and the Agreement to a third party without obtaining the Customer's consent.

Any sale by the Company ncc (hereinafter referred to as “Deep Goodnight”) takes place in accordance with the following general terms of sale and delivery, unless these are deviated from by express written agreement between the Parties.

Agreements are accepted by downloading the app and accepting a subscription to the stories.

However, Good Nighty is not obligated in accordance with the agreement entered into if, after Good Nighty's submission of order confirmation, delivery obstacles arise for which Good Nighty is not responsible, cf. further below in section 9 concerning force majeure.

The Goodnight app is an ongoing subscription service. The subscription can be terminated when the user thinks this is appropriate, but if paid for one month, then this month will not be refunded, but the payments will stop being deducted from next month's payment.

All deliveries, ie the stories and meditations from Good Nighty, must be available in the app as soon as a subscription has started.

Goodnight's service is goodnight stories and meditations for children and young people. However, all age groups should be free to use the stories from Goodnight. Goodnight does not take responsibility for all the stories falling into the tastes of all users, as these are written in an attempt to reach a broad audience.

Goodnight reserves the right to change any stated price regarding ongoing services with 30 days notice unless otherwise expressly stated.

The subscription to the Good Nighty app is drawn once a month, and is typically drawn on the last day of the month.

The Customer must give written notice of alleged defects in the services provided directly to Good Nighty without undue delay after the defects have been or should have been discovered by the Customer. All complaints and claims from the Customer must be made in writing to Good Nighty and enclosed with proper documentation. If a complaint is not received within 30 days after a subscription has started, the customer can no longer claim defects in the service provided. Shipping, unless the complaint has come due to a recent update etc., which was not to the place when the subscription was originally started. If this is not the case, the Customer is barred from claiming deficiencies.

Good Nighty's liability for defects is limited to re-delivery of the service or other form of remedying identified defects. If the deficiencies cannot be remedied and the work delivered must be considered incomplete for the Customer, the customer will receive a refund of the subscription payment for the months in which the deficiencies have been present.

Goodnight does not assume any responsibility for any kind of operating loss, loss of data, lost profit or other indirect financial consequential loss.

Debtgodnat is only liable for product liability if such can be based on mandatory statutory provisions and thus disclaims any additional liability of any kind that can not be based on such statutory provisions.

Notwithstanding the above, Good Nighty does not assume any responsibility for operating losses, lost profits or other indirect losses.

Good Nighty is not responsible for delays or other non-compliance due to war, strike, lockout and other force majeure, including political matters which are beyond Good Nighty's control and which should not have been taken into account at the conclusion of the Agreement. Debts of credit in accordance with an agreement entered into are deferred by force majeure if this is necessary. Conditions with Good Nighty's subcontractors, which means that Good Nighty is unable to fulfill its obligations to the Customer, and which cannot be averted without disproportionately large financial costs for Good Nighty, are also considered force majeure. If a deadline for the delivery of a service from Good Nighty is postponed due to force majeure, payments related to it will be postponed accordingly.

The customer is entitled to cancel the service affected by force majeure if significant parts of the agreed service have not been delivered at the agreed delivery time.

Similarly, Good Nighty is entitled, without liability, to cancel agreements entered into if it proves impossible to fulfill them within a reasonable time due to the above circumstances.

The customer is responsible for ensuring that all content, including texts, images, music and films, complies with applicable intellectual property law, and thus does not infringe deep goods and other intellectual property rights or otherwise violate legislation. The customer is obliged to indemnify Good Nighty for any claim that Good Nighty may be met with in the event of an infringement of intellectual property law, including compensation, remuneration, reimbursement of legal costs, etc.

It is important to us that we protect and respect your privacy in connection with the fact that you have chosen to use our services.

In addition to being the preferred provider of online marketing, our ultimate goal is to treat your personal data securely and appropriately so that you can feel safe using our services.

We have high ethical standards and have established strict internal procedures that ensure that we process your personal data in the best possible way.

In our privacy policy, you can read the terms of the processing of your personal data and the rights you have in connection with the use of our services.

If you have questions or comments about our privacy policy - or would like to get in touch with us in general, you are welcome to contact us.

Our company provides bedtime stories and meditations to children and young people.

For this purpose, we collect a number of data about you.

We have elaborated on what we collect, why we do it, what we do to protect your data, from where we collect the personal data and what rights you have in that regard.

Personal data can be many things.

It can be name, address and telephone number. It can also be an image or an IP address.

Personal data is all kinds of information that can be used to identify a person. It is therefore not only the individual information that determines whether something can be called personal data.

If several personal data together can not identify a person, but together can, they have the character of personal data.

We collect the following personal data:

1. your session ID or app ID
2. your subscription information

We collect personal data about you in the following ways:

• When you use our website.
• When you use our services
• When you are in contact with our customer service
• When you give us the personal data yourself
• When you provide information to third parties with whom we have a partnership

You can read below why we do it and on what basis we do it.

Here you can read the following:

• That we collect and use your personal data for specific purposes
• That we delete your personal data when they are no longer needed
• That we continuously check and update your personal data
• That we pass on your personal data in necessary cases to provide our service

Dette udgør således vores lovlige ’behandlingsgrundlag’. Kan vi ikke behandle disse persondata, kan vi ikke levere vores service til dig.

It may also be that we have a different treatment basis, e.g. that it follows from the law that we must register and store certain personal data. It is, for example, personal data for use in our compliance with tax legislation and the Accounting Act.

If we wish to use your personal data in a different way than we collected them because it was necessary, we will inform you if the 'framework' for the original purpose is exceeded. We do this before we start and at the same time inform you of the reasons for this.

• If we wish to use your personal data in a different way than we collected them because it was necessary, we will inform you if the 'framework' for the original purpose is exceeded. We do this before we start and at the same time inform you of the reasons for this.

It is also the collection of personal data about the journey on our website, including IP addresses and the placement of cookies on your computer. This may be necessary for our website to function properly.

None of the personal data in category no. 2 is strictly necessary for us to be able to provide our service to you. Therefore, you must give your express consent for us to collect and use this personal data.

Our basis for treatment in this regard is thus your consent.

Your consent is voluntary and if you have given it to us, you can withdraw it at any time by contacting us at the contact details at the bottom of our privacy policy.

We point out that in accordance with current Danish legislation, we have the right to contact you as a customer with an offer for our own products, which are similar to those you have previously purchased from us. This applies if we have received your email address in connection with your purchase and regardless of the fact that you have not given specific consent to this. If we contact you with such offers, we will clearly present you with the opportunity to reject you similar inquiries in the future.

If we wish to use your personal data in a different way than what we collected it for based on your consent, we always ask for your renewed consent if the 'framework' for the original purpose is exceeded. We do this before we start and at the same time inform you of the reasons for this.

• In the third category, there are certain personal data that we store so that we can take care of our interests in the future, should the need arise. Our basis for processing is then ‘legitimate interests’, as this is understood in current personal data legislation.

This means, among other things, that based on a specific assessment, we store your personal data for a period of time. The time period and extent of the personal data in this processing is determined based on the criteria you can see in the section ‘we delete your information when it is no longer needed’.

We make a discretionary assessment to see when we no longer need your personal data. When we no longer need the personal data for the purpose for which we collected it, we delete it.

Among other things, we put weight on

• What service we have provided, e.g. whether we have provided a product or advice as mentioned in the following sections
• How long ago is it that we had a relationship with you as an employee, customer, business partner or anything else
• Whether there has been dialogue or correspondence since then
• If we know that you contact us on a regular basis, e.g. every six months to belong to your online status, as we want to provide you with the best possible service
• What responsibility we assume towards you and what responsibility we risk in relation to our advice

We must store some personal data for a minimum of 5 years for the sake of the legislation, e.g. Bookkeeping Act. It is, for example, personal data for use in issuing invoices, so that we can settle tax and VAT could correctly document it to the authorities.

We do this in order to be able to safeguard our financial interests and legal position if anyone should think that we have acted responsibly. In that case, we must be able to document what personal data we have received, what agreement was entered into with the customer and what we have done in relation to the customer, so that we can take care of our interests. We 'clean' the documents of the personal data that is not necessary for this.

We regularly check that the personal data we process about you is not incorrect or misleading.

We do this by setting internal guidelines for how we check the accuracy of the information.

You can use the contact information at the bottom to let us know your changes.

We do not sell, we do not publish and we do not otherwise pass on your personal data to others unless:

• it is necessary for us to perform our service to you, or
• it is necessary for us to comply with the law, or
• you have given us consent to it, or
• it is necessary to protect a partner or a third party (there are strict rules in the law for having to pass on personal data on this basis);
• it is part of our use of data processors, both inside and outside the EU

If necessary. We work with selected and trusted partners to provide our service to you, including: partners.

For them, we pass on the necessary personal data so that we can provide our service to you overall.

If you have given consent. We pass on personal data to companies, organizations or individuals outside our company and group, if we have your consent.

If it is required by law, or it is to protect ourselves, a business partner or a third party. The legislation in some cases allows us to pass on personal data without your consent. Sometimes we have to do it. Other times we can do it.

To the extent permitted by law, we may disclose personal data for the purpose of either protecting or enforcing our rights. The same applies to rights that belong to our partners and third parties.

Examples where this may be relevant are, for example, in connection with the prevention of fraud or other criminal offenses.

In this section, you can read that you have a number of rights in connection with our processing of your personal data, including that you have:

• Right to have incorrect personal data corrected
• The right to gain insight into your personal data and receive a copy
• Right to have your personal data deleted
• Right to demand limitation
• Right to object to treatment
• Right to revoke consent
• Right to request information on transfers to countries and organizations outside the EU
• Right to avoid profiling
• Right to complain about our processing of your personal data

If you want to know more, or exercise your rights, please contact us via the contact information at the bottom.

We check that the personal data we process about you is not incorrect or misleading.

You have the right to have your personal data corrected (corrected) in our possession.

You may at any time demand that your personal data held by us be deleted. If we no longer have a purpose for possession of the personal data, we will delete it as soon as possible at your request.

You have the right to request us to limit the processing of your personal data at any time.

You have the right at any time to object to us processing your personal data. This includes the right to object to us using the personal data for marketing purposes. We will take a position on your objection as soon as possible if you submit one.

You have the right to be informed whether we forward personal data to a country outside the EU.

We may disclose personal data to IT companies that act as our data processors in the United States.

All our data processors in the USA have joined the Privacy Shield agreement (read more here: https://www.datatilsynet.dk/erhverv/tredjelande/eu-us-privacy-shield/ ) and has undertaken to comply with applicable personal data legislation.

We can therefore pass on the personal data to the companies.

You have the right at any time to avoid us making profiles of you and your personal data or making automatic decisions.

We can state that we do not do profiling in our company or make automatic decisions.

We do everything we can to ensure that your personal data is treated securely and that your rights are optimally protected and we regularly review our procedures and the handling of personal data.

If you unexpectedly believe that we do not process your inquiry and your rights in accordance with the law, we ask you to contact us, preferably by email with the text "complaint" in the subject field.

You can write to us at email address.

We will then forward your inquiry to a senior employee in our company, so that any misunderstandings and misconceptions can be investigated.

If you still believe that we do not process your inquiry and your rights in accordance with the law, you can complain to the Danish Data Protection Agency via:

Datatilsynet
Borgergade 28
1300 København K
Telefon: 33 19 32 00
www.datatilsynet.dk

We are committed to protecting your personal data. Both because it follows from the law, but also because our own internal, ethical rules require that we take good care of your personal data.

We use relevant and sound technical and organizational security measures to ensure that unauthorized access is not created to the personal data we store. The purpose of this is to ensure that the personal data is not used, destroyed, altered, published or otherwise misused.

In this section you can read that

• We have internal rules on information security in connection with personal data
• We have implemented IT technical measures
• User behavior is important to ensure a sufficiently high level of security
• We inform affected persons if there is a risk of or an actual data breach

The greatest danger of misuse of personal data is due to people's own actions.

It is both up to the individual to take good care of their own personal data (including never disclosing passwords to others), just as it is up to our company to take human intervention into account.

We therefore disclaim any loss resulting from adverse events related to our use and processing of your personal data to the extent that we can do so under applicable law.

Thus, we cannot be held liable for any loss of any kind that arises related to the use of our company, our products and services, our website, systems, apps and other software to the extent that we can do so under applicable law.

We recommend that you also take steps to secure your personal data.

You can do this, among other things, by closing your browser after use, by logging out of all accounts after use, by installing antivirus, antimalware and other software that can improve the security of your computer.

We recommend that you regularly update software, the apps you use, your computer and mobile devices and never disclose your password to others.

Our company The company ncc is data responsible, and ensures that your personal data is processed in accordance with the law:

The company ncc (Dybt godnat app)
Vat/Cvr: 36739649
Hej@dybtgodnat.dk

We update our personal data policy when we deem it necessary. This may be the case, for example, when we offer new services and products.

When we make changes to the Personal Data Policy, we will mention it below.