GDPR Policy
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is a regulatory framework for personal data processing in the European Union (EU) and the European Economic Area (EEA).
The European Parliament and Council implemented the rule (EU 2016/79) on April 27, 2016.
The GDPR’s key goals are to:
- provide EU residents more control over data provided to firms
- provide companies with a framework to follow when processing data from EU residents
Governments outside the EU/EEA exercise various rules on the processing of personal data. Some regulatory systems are comparable to the GDPR, while others are significantly more constrained. Global corporations often adhere to the GDPR framework, which is regarded as a leading standard for data processing. The internet is made up of millions of websites, each of which requires certain data to be placed on the computers of visitors.
Data saved can be classified as follows:
This website does not require any traceable data to be saved on the computers of visitors in order to work properly. Visitors are fully anonymous. The only non-traceable data gathered is for technical analysis. To secure data transfers to and from our website, we use SSL (secure socket layer).
Only visitors who contact us submit traceable data. What you write in your email and include is entirely up to you. If you contact us, we will have access to the information you submit. After we respond to your email, it will be permanently erased along with any attachments you may have included after 60 days.
We do not keep any personally identifiable information for any reason other than offer our services and respond to your questions. This website is designed for visitors who are at least 18 years old.
If you have any queries about GDPR or privacy, please contact the Data Protection Officer at any time: [email protected]
