Last Updated: 24 July 2024

Intelligent Bio Solutions Inc. (“IBS,” “we,” “us,” or “our”) is providing this Cookie Notice (the “Cookie Notice”) to supplement our Privacy Policy. In this Cookie Notice, you will find information about how your personal information is automatically processed by us and our third-party partners through the use of log files and cookies (collectively, “Cookies”), as well as web beacons, pixels, or other digital tracking technologies when you visit or interact with our Sites and other online properties (the “Sites”).  You will also find information about these tools, such as how they are used, when they are set, and how you can reject or delete them.

We may make changes to this Cookie Notice from time to time.  We will tell you about important changes by posting a notice and changing the “Last Updated” date above.  Please check back for updates.

What Are Cookies?

“Cookies” are data files that a website sends to your device when you are using that site, and we use this term to describe all digital tracking technologies, such as log files, cookies, web beacons, pixels or similar technologies.  Cookies help the website remember important things to make your experience better and more efficient.  For example, we use Cookies and IP addresses to obtain personal information from online visitors, and also to give them the best possible personalized online experience.

Some of our Sites and e-mail updates may contain electronic images called web beacons, sometimes known as one-pixel GIFs, clear GIFs, or pixels tags.  On our Sites, these allow us and our advertising partners to count visitors who have viewed our pages.  In promotional e-mails or newsletters, they help us to count how many people have opened them.  Web beacons also allow us to gather statistical information about the activities and features that most interest our users to help us provide more personalized content. These web beacons will appear on your browser regardless of your Cookie settings but will not process your personal information if you decline Cookies or change your browser settings.

How long these Cookies stay on your device depends on how they are used. For example, some Cookies only work while you’re using the Sites and get deleted when you’re done (session Cookies). Others may stay on your device unless you choose to delete them (persistent Cookies). Cookies may be placed by us (first party Cookies) or by other businesses (third-party Cookies) when you visit our Sites.

How We Use Cookies

People visit our Sites using different web browsers, devices, and computers.  To make your visits as smooth as possible with the technology you use, we automatically track information such as your device type (such as PC or mobile device), browser (such as Google Chrome) and operating system (such as Windows or Apple) a visitor uses.  We also note the name of the visitor’s internet service provider and time and date of your use of, and interactions with, the Sites.

We also keep count of the total number of visitors to our Sites.  This information tells us which features or areas are more popular, which helps us keep our Sites interesting for most visitors.

Types of Cookies We Use

The Cookies we use can be described categorically as follows: Necessary, Performance, Functional, and Advertising. The Cookies we use on our Sites are listed and explained (including their duration and type) below:

• “Necessary” Cookies let you move around the Sites and use essential features. We use these Necessary Cookies to provide the Sites to you.
• “Performance” Cookies, which are also known as “Analytics Cookies,” collect details about how you use our Sites. For instance, they track which pages you visit and whether you run into problems. The data is only used to help us make the Sites better and figure out what interests our users. We use these Cookies to:

1. 1. Collect data about how you use our Sites.
   2. Help us make our Sites better by tracking errors that occur.
   3. Test different designs of our Sites.
   4. Specifically, we use Google Analytics to help facilitate the delivery of relevant content. Google Analytics uses cookies to report on user interactions on our and others’ Sites. We use the information collected for optimizing marketing and refining programming strategies. Google provides a complete privacy policy and instructions on opting-out of Google Analytics. Instructions on opting out of Google Analytics using a specific plug-in is available at the following link: https://tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout. Note that Google’s opt-out mechanism is specific to Google Analytics.

• “Functional” Cookies are used to provide services or remember settings to improve your visit. We use these Cookies to:

1. 1. Remember settings you’ve chosen, such as layout, text size, preferences and colors.
   2. Keep track of if we’ve already asked you if you want to fill in a survey.
   3. Share data with vendors and partners to provide a service on our Sites.

• “Advertising Cookies” are linked to services offered by third parties. The third party provides these services in return for recognizing that you have visited our Sites. We use “Advertising” Cookies to:

1. 1. Link to social networks like Linked-In, who might later use data about your visit to target ads to you on other Sites.
   2. Share information about your visit with advertising agencies so they can present you with ads that may interest you.

Below is a list of cookies that may be used on our Sites.

How to Opt-Out of Cookies Use

1. Privacy Preference Center

For everything except Necessary Cookies, you can manage your consent by making choices within our Cookie Preference Center. If you don’t consent to some types of cookies, it might impact your use of the Sites and the services we can offer.

2. Your Browser Settings

Another way to control Cookies it to set your computer to warn you when a Cookie is being sent, or to turn off all Cookies through your browser. Check your browser’s HELP menu to learn the correct way to change or update your Cookies.

You can also visit www.aboutcookies.org, which contains more information on how to do this on many different browsers. You will also find details on how to delete Cookies from your computer as well as more general information about Cookies. Please see your mobile phone’s manual for information on how to do this on your phone’s browser. Please be aware that restricting Cookies may impact on the functionality of the Sites.

3. Do Not Track Signals

The “Do Not Track” (DNT) privacy preference is an option that may be made available in some web browsers allowing you to opt-out of tracking by Sites and online services. At this time, only our website https://ibs.inc/ recognizes DNT instructions; other websites controlled by us may not recognize these signals.

4. Our Contact Information

If you have any questions or concerns about our use of your personal information, please contact us using the following details:

By Email: [email protected]

By Mail: 135 W 41st St Floor 5, New York, NY 10036, United States