Any processing of personal data through the 112-  
					based eCall in-vehicle system shall comply with the  
					personal data protection rules provided for in Direc-  
					tives 95/46/EC and 2002/58/EC of the European  
					Parliament and of the Council, and in particular, shall  
					be based on the necessity to protect the vital inter-  
					ests of the individuals in accordance with Article 7(d)  
					of Directive 95/46/EC.  
					The 112-based eCall in-vehicle system is designed in  
					such a way as to ensure that data in the system  
					internal memory is automatically and continuously  
					removed.  
					action does not prevent the occupant(s) of the  
					vehicle from making a further manual emer-  
					gency call.  
					The emergency call function cannot be used in  
					the following conditions:  
					The vehicle location data is constantly overwritten  
					in the internal memory of the system so as always  
					to keep maximum of the last three up-to-date loca-  
					tions of the vehicle necessary for the normal func-  
					tioning of the system.  
					The vehicle is outside the area where mobile  
					network service is receivable.  
					•
					The vehicle is in a location with poor signal re-  
					•
					Processing of such data is strictly limited to the pur-  
					pose of handling the emergency eCall to the single  
					European emergency number 112.  
					ception such as tunnels, underground parking  
					garages, between buildings or in mountain-  
					ous areas.  
					The log of activity data in the 112-based eCall in-ve-  
					hicle system is kept for no longer than necessary  
					for attaining the purpose of handling the emer-  
					gency eCall and in any case not beyond 13 hours  
					from the moment an emergency eCall was initiated.  
					Recipients of data processed by the 112-based eCall  
					in-vehicle system are the relevant public safety an-  
					swering points designated by the respective public  
					authorities of the country on which territory they  
					are located, to first receive and handle eCalls to the  
					single European emergency number 112.  
					The TCU (Telematics Control Unit) or other sys-  
					tems of your vehicle are not working properly.  
					•
					The available mobile network provider at the  
					location of the vehicle is not specified for  
					emergency call usage.  
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					CAUTION  
					The automaticemergency call willonlybe trig-  
					gered if the vehicle air bag system is activated  
					during the collision.  
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					The following information will be sent to the emer-  
					gency call centre by the vehicle emergency call sys-  
					tem if a collision occurs:  
					The communication line of the emergency call  
					centre is busy.  
					•
					If the automatic emergency call has been trig-  
					•
					Vehicle Identification Number (VIN)  
					gered, please bring your vehicle to a NISSAN  
					dealer or qualified workshop.This is necessary  
					because the automatic emergency call sys-  
					tem needs to be reset to avoid any unintended  
					eCall being made.  
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					Vehicle type  
					•
					Fuel type  
					•
					Activation type (Automatic/Manual)  
					•
					Call type (Test/Emergency)  
					The mobile network provider that manages  
					•
					•
					the connection from the vehicle to the emer-  
					gency call centre is specified and controlled  
					outside of the vehicle emergency call system.  
					Position (Trusted/Low confidence)  
					•
					Time stamp (when the collision or event  
					occurred)  
					•
					Within the first minute of any emergency call  
					•
					Last three vehicle locations, and vehicle direc-  
					tion  
					•
					the operator will determine if the call is genu-  
					ine. Should the operator determine it is a non-  
					genuine call they will stop the call, making no  
					further attempts to call the vehicle back. This  
					Vehicle speed  
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					(where fitted) Number of passengers  
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