1. Publisher
- Publisher: KTMA SOLUTIONS, a business corporation established in Quebec, Canada (IT services). Instruzic is one of the products of KTMA SOLUTIONS.
- Address: 7002 Guillaume-Couture Boulevard, G6V 0C1 (Quebec, Canada)
- Quebec enterprise number (NEQ): provided upon request at contact@ktmasolutions.com
- Email: contact@ktmasolutions.com
- Phone: +1 579 458 2173
2. Hosting
The service relies on professional cloud infrastructure providers. The applications, the database and files are hosted in Canada, in Quebec. Backup copies, encrypted before they are sent, may be kept in Canada, in a province other than Quebec.
Additional information about the hosting providers may be provided upon request, subject to applicable security and confidentiality requirements.
3. Protection of personal information
Person in charge of the protection of personal information at KTMA SOLUTIONS: contact@ktmasolutions.com. Requests about your personal information and the exercise of your rights may be sent to this address. See also the privacy policy.
4. Intellectual property
The elements of the service (the Instruzic name, logos, texts, lessons, design and software) may be protected by copyright, trademark or other intellectual property rights, depending on their legal status. Any unauthorised reproduction is prohibited. Photographs, sounds and other third-party resources are used in accordance with their licences.
Audio credits: voice recordings from VocalSet 1.1, Julia Wilkins, Prem Seetharaman, Alison Wahl and Bryan Pardo (CC BY 4.0); kora recorded by nome_diva, Freesound 585284 (CC0). Excerpts were trimmed, converted to mono, resampled, level-normalised and tuned for playback in the application.
5. Reporting a problem
To report content, an infringement of your rights or a security issue, write to contact@ktmasolutions.com, stating the page or feature concerned and the reason.
6. Governing law
KTMA SOLUTIONS is established in Quebec. This notice is governed by the laws in force in Quebec and the federal laws of Canada that apply there, without depriving any consumer of the mandatory rights granted by the law of their country of residence. See the terms of use (section “Governing law and disputes”).