Privacy policy
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It is important for us that the users of this site are correctly informed, so we will explain in detail, in the following paragraphs, what data we collect from you, how we use it, for what purpose we use it, and what your rights are in this context.
It is important to know what we mean when we use the term PERSONAL DATA – any data about a natural person, which can lead, directly or indirectly, to the identification of that person. Name, any Identification Number, any Location information and any other online identifier such as the device used to access the internet, the IP address or the information obtained through cookies are included here.
Regarding the AGREEMENT, in the context of collecting and using your data, we have taken all technical measures so that you can provide us with this agreement in full knowledge of the facts, from your first to your last interaction with this site.
The protection of your data
Cookie policy
This site uses cookies to improve performance and enhance the experience of users who visit our site. This policy clarifies how we do this and how cookies are managed.
By accessing our site, you accept the use of cookies. If you do not accept and disable the use of cookies, this site will not work properly; for example, access to your personal account will not be possible.
What are cookies?
Cookie (“browser cookie” or “HTTP cookie”) is a small file, consisting of letters and numbers, which is stored on a device with internet access (computer, mobile phone, tablet, etc.) and is installed by the request issued by a web server to a browser (e.g. Internet Explorer, Chrome). Please note: Cookies do not contain software, viruses or spyware and cannot access information on the user’s device. Cookies do not ask for personal information. A cookie consists of a name and text content. Its lifespan is limited, and it can be accessed again by the webserver when a user returns to the website.
Our cookies fall into two categories:
- Essential cookies: These are the cookies that are required in order for the website to function properly. They allow us to provide services, such as storing user authentication, shopping cart content, etc. If they are disabled, the user cannot use these services.
- Performance cookies: These cookies are used to monitor the performance of the site and to highlight the areas visited by the user. They allow us to analyse traffic and improve our services. These cookies do not collect information that can identify the user.
Other cookies on this site
This website allows third parties, such as service providers or advertisers, to place cookies. For example, cookies from services such as Google Analytics allow us to monitor web traffic and help us improve our site’s performance.
How can I block cookies?
All modern browsers offer the ability to change cookie settings. These settings are usually found in the “options” menu or in the browser’s “preferences” menu. The site www.aboutcookies.org provides detailed information on the management of cookies in known browsers.
How we use your data
We use your data only if we have your consent, given by you on several occasions, depending on the data’s nature. The list below presents in detail all the types of data we collect and how we use these pieces of data later:
Email address
If you have provided us with your email address, we will use it to send you emails informing you about our products and services, but also about the articles and resources that we periodically publish on this site.
First and last name
If you have provided us with your first and last name, we use this data to issue invoices and payment documents, in order to personalise the emails you receive from us.
Phone number
If you have provided us with your telephone number, we use this data to be able to contact you quickly, regarding information related to the services we provide.
Company name
If you have provided us with the name of the company you work for, or manage, we use this data to issue invoices or payment documents, to conclude the contract that establishes your participation, or that of one of your employees, in one or more of our classes or events.
Conclusion
We have taken all technical measures so that you are not obliged to provide us with any data (everything is optional), but it is good to know that without them it is possible that certain parts of the site will not work properly, or that we will not be able to collaborate, or we may not notify you of services in our portfolio that you may be interested in.
Sharing of personal data
We did not sell, we do not sell and we will never sell your data to third parties. We offer services and products that are based on the trust of our customers and our potential customers, and the security of personal data is essential in this process. The only entities that have access to the data of this site’s users are the agencies or suppliers with whom we collaborate based on contracts with incorporated confidentiality clauses, without which we could not carry out our activity, and, in exceptional cases and only on the basis of official requests, public law enforcement institutions in Germany. The only data about this site’s users, to which third parties have access, are aggregated and anonymised – data based on which users cannot be identified.
Our marketing messages
If we have your consent, we will send you marketing messages, by email, in order to inform you about our services, about new articles published on this site and about useful articles published on other sites on the Internet.
Your rights in the context of data
Here are your rights in the context of data collection and processing:
1. The right to be informed about how your data is collected and used
2. The right to access the data we have about you;
3. The right to request the rectification of the data we have about you;
4. The right to request the deletion of the data we have about you;
5. The right to request us to stop sending you our marketing messages;
6. The right to request the sending of your personal data to you or to another operator;
7. The right to file a complaint, regarding the use of your data, to the competent bodies.