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Camberly

POPIA

Camberly's position under the Protection of Personal Information Act, 2013.

This POPIA statement is not final. It describes accurately what Camberly does today, and it has not been reviewed by a lawyer. Sections marked Not yet stated require company and legal detail that has not been decided. Camberly is not publicly launched and collects no personal information; this page will be completed and reviewed before it is.

Current position

The site has no accounts, no sign-in, no forms, no analytics and no tracking. Browsing Camberly processes no personal information at all.

Saving a car or a comparison does. It sets a first-party cookie holding a random identifier, which is then used to remember your shortlist, your saved comparisons and your recently viewed vehicles. No name, email or contact detail is collected, and nothing is shared with any third party — but a persistent identifier is personal information under POPIA, so this page treats it as such.

You can delete all of it yourself at any moment from Saved.

Camberly also measures product usage on its own servers. That measurement records no IP address, no device or browser identifier and nothing you type, and is not linked to your saved research — so it does not identify a person and is not personal information. Privacy sets out precisely what it does and does not record.

Responsible party

Not yet stated. POPIA requires the responsible party to be identified by name and registered address. No company details have been supplied.

Information Officer

Not yet stated. POPIA requires a designated Information Officer, registered with the Information Regulator. No person has been designated, and Camberly will not name one it has not been given.

Outstanding before public launch

Saved research is the only processing Camberly performs, and it is live in development. Before the site is offered to the public, the following must exist — none of which a system can decide for itself:

  • A named responsible party and a registered Information Officer.
  • A stated lawful basis for each category of processing.
  • Retention periods, and a deletion process that honours them.
  • A record of every operator processing data on Camberly's behalf.
  • A working route for access, correction and deletion requests.
  • A security compromise notification procedure.

This list is what remains outstanding. It is not a claim that any of it is in place. Camberly is not publicly launched.

Complaints

You may lodge a complaint with the Information Regulator of South Africa about how any organisation handles your personal information.

Not yet stated. Camberly's own complaints contact has not been established.

Related

Privacy describes what the site does and does not hold.