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Privacy Notice

This notice explains what personal data InfraLex processes, and why.

Last updated: October 20, 2026

1. Who We Are

The InfraLex website at https://www.infralex.co is operated by Bicer Group L.L.C., a Wyoming limited liability company (“InfraLex”, “we”, “us”), acting as the controller of personal data processed in connection with the website as described in this notice.

2. Scope of This Notice

This notice describes the personal data processed by the InfraLex website, including its public pages, its Member registration, sign-in, and account features, and the payment-related information addressed in Section 11. It does not describe features that do not yet exist.

3. Data We Process

Account and registration data

If you register for an InfraLex account, we process the information you provide during registration — your name, email address, password (stored in hashed form, never in plain text), and optionally your country, organization name, job title, professional bio and LinkedIn profile URL if you choose to provide them — together with account-administration information such as email verification status, the dates and versions of the Terms of Use and Privacy Notice you accepted, and, if you provide it, whether you have opted in to marketing communications. If you sign in, we process your session so the Service recognizes you as signed in across pages.

Plan and membership information

Your account records which InfraLex plan applies to you (for example, Free, Professional, or Business) and, where applicable, any specific capabilities separately granted to your account. This information determines what the Service shows you and is not shared publicly.

Saved items

If you use the Service’s save feature, we store a record of which items you have saved to your personal list, so we can show that list back to you. This record is tied to your account and is not visible to other users.

Contributor submissions

If you submit an article as a Contributor Insight, we process the article and related material you provide (including references, and any interest you disclose to InfraLex in connection with it), a copy of your professional information as it stood when you submitted (your name, professional title, organisation, country, professional bio and, if provided, LinkedIn profile URL), your submission confirmations, and the editorial status, feedback and correspondence relating to it. The interest you disclose is shared with InfraLex’s editorial team and is not published as submitted. If your article is published, it is published with your name and the professional information captured at submission, which then become publicly available on the InfraLex website (including in an author record and in InfraLex search), and may be shared through InfraLex newsletters and similar channels.

Technical and server data

Like most websites, the infrastructure that hosts the InfraLex website necessarily records ordinary technical data as part of serving web pages and maintaining security — for example, IP address, browser and device information, and request timestamps, at the level of our hosting and network infrastructure. This server-level data is not used for tracking, profiling, or advertising purposes. Website analytics, which is separate and used only with your consent, is described below.

External asset delivery

Some visual elements on the InfraLex website — for example, country flag icons shown on featured market listings — are loaded directly by your browser from a third-party content-delivery provider, flagcdn.com. When your browser requests those assets, ordinary request information such as your IP address, browser information, and the request timestamp may be received by that provider, in the same way as when loading any external image.

Website analytics (only with your consent)

If you choose to accept analytics cookies, InfraLex uses Google Analytics 4, a web analytics service provided by Google, to understand how the public website is used. This involves information such as the pages viewed and the page from which you arrived, scrolling on a page, file downloads, the date and time and approximate duration of visits, the general type of device, operating system and browser used, and approximate location (such as city, region and country), which Google derives from your IP address. Google Analytics sets cookies in your browser that assign a randomly generated identifier to your browser and record visit sessions. We configure Google Analytics so that:

  • it is not loaded at all, and no data is sent to Google, unless and until you accept analytics cookies;
  • page addresses are sent without any query parameters, and search terms you enter on InfraLex are not sent;
  • account, sign-in, registration, password, email-verification, unsubscribe, checkout, company participation, saved-items and other private or utility pages are not measured;
  • we do not send your name, email address, account identifier, or any content available only to subscribers; and
  • Google signals and advertising personalization features are disabled.

Google states that, in Google Analytics 4, IP addresses are used to derive approximate location and are not logged or stored. You can withdraw your consent at any time through “Cookie settings” in the website footer; withdrawal does not affect analytics data already collected while your consent was in place. See our Cookie Notice for details of the cookies involved.

Direct communications

If you contact InfraLex — for example, by email to one of the addresses on our Contact page — we process the personal data you provide in that communication (such as your name, email address, and the content of your message) in order to respond to you.

Company participation applications

If you submit a company participation application, we process the information you provide — which may include your name, job title, corporate email address, phone number, company details, your relationship with the company and information about your authority to act on its behalf — together with any verification correspondence. We use this information to verify your relationship with and authority to act for the company, to review the company’s inclusion or requested corrections under our editorial criteria, and to communicate with you about your application. Company participation is free; no payment information is collected for it. Where you purchased InfraLex Presence before it was withdrawn as a paid product, we continue to process the related verification information to administer that subscription.

Administrative and content-management users

InfraLex’s content-management system requires authenticated login for InfraLex personnel who create and maintain the website’s content. This administrative authentication is separate from, and not part of, public Member accounts, and does not involve the personal data of ordinary visitors or Members.

What InfraLex does not currently do

InfraLex does not use advertising or marketing trackers, does not use analytics except as described above and only with your consent, and does not itself process or store your payment card or billing information — see Section 11.

4. Purposes of Processing

Personal data described in Section 3 is processed for the following purposes:

  • creating and administering your account, including authentication and verification;
  • providing the plan-specific and saved-item features associated with your account;
  • operating, securing, and maintaining the InfraLex website;
  • delivering website assets and content, including through third-party content-delivery providers;
  • responding to enquiries sent to InfraLex, including account, billing, and support enquiries;
  • verifying company participation applicants’ relationship with and authority to act for a company, reviewing company participation applications, and administering any Presence subscription purchased before Presence was withdrawn as a paid product;
  • reviewing, editing, publishing and maintaining Contributor Insights, attributing them to their authors, and communicating with contributors about their submissions;
  • measuring and improving how the public website is used, through website analytics, only where you have consented;
  • sending you communications you have opted in to, where applicable; and
  • administering the content-management system used to maintain InfraLex’s content.

Where applicable law requires a legal basis for processing, InfraLex relies on: performance of a contract with you, for account creation, authentication, and providing the features of the plan associated with your account; legitimate interest, for operating and securing the Service, maintaining its technical infrastructure, and responding to enquiries; and consent, where you have opted in to marketing communications or have accepted analytics cookies. You may withdraw consent at any time; withdrawal does not affect processing carried out before it. Other legal bases may apply where a more appropriate basis exists under applicable law for a specific processing activity. For Contributor Insights, InfraLex relies on performance of a contract with you, for reviewing and, where accepted, publishing your contribution under our Terms of Use, and on legitimate interest, for editorial review, attribution and keeping records of submissions and publications.

6. Service Providers

InfraLex uses service providers to supply hosting, database, network, content-delivery, and transactional-email infrastructure, including the content-delivery provider referred to in Section 3. Depending on the service and applicable law, providers may process personal data on InfraLex’s behalf or may have limited independent obligations or processing purposes of their own. InfraLex expects such providers to process data subject to applicable contractual and legal obligations. Where you have accepted analytics cookies, InfraLex uses Google Analytics, provided by Google, as an analytics service provider, under Google’s terms for that service. InfraLex does not use any advertising or marketing service provider.

7. International Processing

InfraLex is an internationally accessible platform, and the infrastructure, content-delivery, and other service providers referred to in Section 6 may process data in a country other than the one you are accessing the Service from. Where applicable law requires safeguards for an international transfer, InfraLex will use or require appropriate safeguards or other lawful transfer mechanisms as required by that law. If you accept analytics cookies, data collected by Google Analytics may be processed by Google in the United States and in other countries where Google or its service providers operate.

8. Retention

We retain account data for as long as your account remains active, and for a reasonable period afterward to comply with legal obligations, resolve disputes, and enforce our agreements, after which it is deleted or anonymized. Technical and server-level data referred to in Section 3 is generally retained at the level of InfraLex’s hosting, network, and content-delivery providers, in accordance with those providers’ own retention practices and for only as long as necessary for the security and operational purposes described above. InfraLex retains the content of direct communications for as long as reasonably necessary to address the matter raised and for a reasonable period afterward for record-keeping purposes. Where you have accepted analytics cookies, event-level and user-level data in Google Analytics is retained for two months under the retention setting InfraLex has configured, after which Google deletes it; aggregated reports that do not identify individual visitors may be retained for longer. Analytics cookies in your browser expire as described in our Cookie Notice. Contributor submissions and their editorial records are retained for as long as reasonably necessary for editorial, record-keeping and legal purposes. A published Contributor Insight, and the author information published with it, may remain on the InfraLex website after you close your account, subject to the removal process described in Section 10 of our Terms of Use.

9. Security

InfraLex takes reasonable technical and organizational measures designed to protect personal data against unauthorized access, loss, or misuse, including storing account passwords only in hashed form. No method of transmission or storage is completely secure, and InfraLex cannot guarantee absolute security.

10. Your Rights

Depending on where you are located and the law that applies to you, you may have rights in relation to your personal data, which can include rights to access, correct, delete, restrict, or object to the processing of your data, and, where legally relevant, a right to data portability. You may withdraw marketing consent at any time, and you may withdraw or change your analytics consent at any time using “Cookie settings” in the website footer. Depending on applicable law, you may also have the right to lodge a complaint with, or otherwise contact, a competent supervisory or data-protection authority. These rights, and how they are exercised, may differ depending on applicable law — including, potentially, United States state privacy law, the UK or EU General Data Protection Regulation, Türkiye’s Personal Data Protection Law (KVKK), or other applicable regimes — and not every right described above will apply to every user. If you wish to exercise any such right, please contact us using the details in Section 13.

11. Payment Information

Where paid transactions are made available, they are processed by Paddle.com, acting as our reseller and Merchant of Record (see our Terms of Use), rather than by InfraLex directly. InfraLex does not itself store your full payment card details.

12. Changes to This Notice

InfraLex may update this notice from time to time to reflect changes to the website or applicable law. The “Last updated” date at the top of this page indicates when it was last revised.

13. Contact

Questions about this notice, or requests concerning your personal data, can be directed to InfraLex via the Privacy / data protection category on our Contact page or by email to privacy@infralex.co.