Three linked Jumio notices cover other collected information
For information beyond this notice, Jumio points readers to three separately linked notices: the Online Services Privacy Notice for Jumio Online Services, the Website Privacy Notice for Jumio’s websites and customer portals, and the Jumio Showcase Privacy Notice for the Showcase application. This source contains only that pointer: it does not reproduce the linked notices, and their terms are therefore not described here.
Details
Who
Jumio
What it does
refers readers to three separately linked notices
Why
further information about additional information collected
Supporting quotations
For further information about the additional information we collect, please see the the following notices (1) Online Services Privacy Notice for information collected in connection with Jumio Online Services, (2) Website Privacy Notice for information collected in connection with Jumio’s websites and customer portals, and (3) Jumio Showcase Privacy Notice for information collected in connection with the Jumio Showcase application.
Qualifications & exceptions
The pointer separates online services, websites and customer portals, and the Showcase application, without saying what each notice adds.
Not stated here
The Online Services, Website and Jumio Showcase privacy notices are separately linked; their text is not supplied in this source, so their additional collection practices cannot be described here.
Data Access & Collection · Company practice
Facial scans and ID photos may be collected as health data
Jumio may collect biometric data — which the notice says may be considered Consumer Health Data — using facial recognition or similar technology. The inputs it names are an image such as a selfie, video including audio, and an image of your face as it appears on an identification document you provide. Both “may” words belong to the notice: collection is possible rather than assured, and the data may or may not fall within Consumer Health Data.
Details
Who
Jumio
What it does
may collect biometric data
What it covers
image such as a selfie, video including audio, image of a face on an identification document
Condition
the image or identification document is provided by the individual
Supporting quotations
Jumio may collect biometric data, which may be considered Consumer Health Data, via facial recognition or similar technology from an image (e.g., a selfie) or video (including audio) and from an image of your face as it appears on an identification document that you provide.
Qualifications & exceptions
Collection is described as possible (“may collect”), not as something that happens in every verification.
The biometric data “may be considered” Consumer Health Data; the notice does not assert that it always is.
Not stated here
The notice does not say when facial recognition is used instead of another method, nor how long images or biometric data are kept.