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Who the operator is, under which rules we process data, and where legally significant documents live.

7–9 min Updated: July 2026
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  • Operator: Proactive Technology LLC (УНП 193648169), Minsk; EU representative — Barcelona.
  • The Policy is based on Belarus Law 99-3 and GDPR; GDPR/CCPA/SSL/AWS badges — on the site and in the footer.
  • For clickers of a client's ClikBy links — processor; the controller is the account owner.
  • Help does not replace the Policy, the offer, or the contract — links below.

Who stands behind ClikBy

The ClikBy service is operated by Proactive Technology LLC: registered on 22.09.2022 by the Minsk City Executive Committee, УНП 193648169, address: Republic of Belarus, Minsk, Olesheva St., 9, room 5.

For users in the EEA an office/representative is listed: Av. Diagonal, 468, Gràcia, 08006 Barcelona, Spain. Data-protection requests: info@clik.by.

Product history: Our story · team: Команда.

Which laws we stand on

  • Law of the Republic of Belarus No. 99-3 «On Personal Data Protection».
  • GDPR — for working with EEA users and the overall policy framework.
  • CCPA/CPRA guidance — in help for marketers, with a caveat to check with a lawyer.

The full legally significant text is in the Privacy Policy and the PDF on the site, not in this article.

Roles when a link is clicked

If you are an account client — you are the service customer. If a person simply clicked your short link, ClikBy processes their technical data (IP, cookies) on your behalf: you are the Data Controller / operator with respect to clickers, ClikBy is the Data Processor / authorized person (wording of Policy §1.9).

Send clicker data-deletion requests to the link sender (the controller), not «into the void».

What data and why

  • Client account data: contacts, and details when needed — for the contract and the service.
  • Click technical data: IP, UA→device, geo, UTM, referer, statuses, score — for antifraud and reports.
  • Consent and pixel cookies — according to the link/site scenario.
  • Cross-border transfer (Google/Meta analytics, AWS hosting) — under the Policy, with notice via the cookie banner.

Security in practice

  • Access to the account is under a user login; we recommend strong passwords and not sharing the login with clients «for everyone».
  • Connection to the service is over HTTPS (the site notes 256-bit SSL).
  • The infrastructure relies on AWS cloud (as stated in the Policy on cross-border transfer and on the site badges).
  • Antifraud and filtering reduce bots reaching pixels and account blocklists — this is budget protection, not a «magic shield against everything».

We do not promise specific ISO/SOC certificates in help unless they are confirmed by a separate document. We rely on the published Policy and product mechanisms.

Legal documents

What’s next?

Read the Policy

Help explains the product; disputed legal questions belong in the current Policy and contract.