How SpamKill processes personal data on behalf of customers, including sub-processors, security measures, and data subject rights.
Last updated: April 28, 2026
This Data Processing Addendum ("DPA") is part of the Terms of Service between SpamKill Inc. ("Company") and the Customer (together as the "Parties"). This DPA reflects the Parties' agreement with respect to the terms governing the processing of personal data under the Agreement.
SpamKill Inc. processes personal data submitted through protected web forms to filter out spam bot submissions and processes payments for subscribers through third-party sub-processors.
The data subjects include:
SpamKill Inc. does not store any end-user data unless monitoring is requested by the subscriber. Subscriber data is stored strictly for purposes essential to delivering our services, including billing, communication, and product updates. We implement robust security protocols to safeguard all stored data.
SpamKill Inc. has a comprehensive data breach response plan in place, ensuring timely notifications and mitigation actions in compliance with applicable laws.
SpamKill Inc. uses the following sub-processors:
Sub-processors only have access to data strictly necessary for the services they provide.
SpamKill Inc. is a company registered and operating in Canada. While we are based in Canada, the processing and storage of data may occur in data centers located in the United States. SpamKill Inc. ensures that all data processing and storage is conducted in accordance with applicable Canadian data protection laws, and where relevant, ensures compliance with cross-border data transfer requirements.
SpamKill Inc. honors data deletion requests promptly and ensures data subjects can access, correct, or delete their data in accordance with applicable laws.
Data is retained only as necessary and is deleted upon request, except for payment-related data, which is kept for accounting and compliance purposes.
SpamKill Inc. complies with GDPR, PIPEDA, and other relevant data protection laws.
For Canadian data subjects, the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada (OPC) serves as the supervisory authority. For EU data subjects, the relevant Data Protection Authority in the applicable EU member state will apply.
The liability of SpamKill Inc. is governed by the terms set out in our Terms and Conditions.
For any privacy-related inquiries, please contact SpamKill Inc.: