Legal notice
Warning: Draft pending legal review
This text has not had a legal review yet, so it may change before Escapify opens to the public. The details in brackets are still to be completed.
This English version is a convenience translation. The Spanish text is the authoritative one.
In accordance with Article 10 of Spanish Law 34/2002 of 11 July on information society services and electronic commerce (LSSI), these are the details of the provider of the Escapify service.
Provider
- Provider, tax ID (NIF) and address: Still to be completed: [CONTROLLER NAME] · [NIF] · [ADDRESS]
- Registration details: Still to be completed: [REGISTRY DATA, IF ANY]
- Website: escapify.io
- Email: contact@escapify.io
Activity
Escapify is a free web service for creating digital locks, publishing them with a link or a QR code and printing materials for educational escape rooms. Because it stores the locks its users publish, Escapify provides a hosting service within the meaning of the LSSI and the Digital Services Act, Regulation (EU) 2022/2065.
Points of contact under the Digital Services Act
- For Member State authorities, the European Commission and the European Board for Digital Services (Article 11): abuse@escapify.io.
- For people who use Escapify (Article 12): contact@escapify.io. To report content, use the “Report this content” link on the lock's page or write to abuse@escapify.io.
- Languages: you can write to us in Spanish or English.
A person reads and answers every message. The terms of use explain how we handle reports.
Terms and privacy
The use of Escapify is governed by its terms of use. How we handle personal data is explained in the privacy policy.
Intellectual and industrial property
Escapify's software, design, brand and text belong to its owner or are used under licence. The content of published locks belongs to whoever publishes them.