General Data Protection Regulation
General Data Protection Regulation
Privacy Policy
Your rights of the data subject
- A) Right Of Confirmation
- B) Right Of Access
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- The Purposes Of The Processing;
- The Categories Of Personal Data Concerned;
- The Recipients Or Categories Of Recipients To Whom The Personal Data Have Been Or Will Be Disclosed, In Particular Recipients In Third Countries Or International Organisations;
- Where Possible, The Envisaged Period For Which The Personal Data Will Be Stored, Or, If Not Possible, The Criteria Used To Determine That Period;
- The Existence Of The Right To Request From The Controller Rectification Or Erasure Of Personal Data, Or Restriction Of Processing Of Personal Data Concerning The Data Subject, Or To Object To Such Processing;
- The Existence Of The Right To Lodge A Complaint With A Supervisory Authority;
- Where The Personal Data Are Not Collected From The Data Subject, Any Available Information As To Their Source;
- The Existence Of Automated Decision-Making, Including Profiling, Referred To In Article 22(1) And (4) Of The GDPR And, At Least In Those Cases, Meaningful Information About The Logic Involved, As Well As The Significance And Envisaged Consequences Of Such Processing For The Data Subject.
- C) Right To Rectification
- D) Right To Erasure (Right To Be Forgotten)
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- The Personal Data Are No Longer Necessary In Relation To The Purposes For Which They Were Collected Or Otherwise Processed.
- The Data Subject Withdraws Consent To Which The Processing Is Based According To Point (A) Of Article 6(1) Of The GDPR, Or Point (A) Of Article 9(2) Of The GDPR, And Where There Is No Other Legal Ground For The Processing.
- The Data Subject Objects To The Processing Pursuant To Article 21(1) Of The GDPR And There Are No Overriding Legitimate Grounds For The Processing, Or The Data Subject Objects To The Processing Pursuant To Article 21(2) Of The GDPR.
- The Personal Data Have Been Unlawfully Processed.
- The Personal Data Must Be Erased For Compliance With A Legal Obligation In Union Or Member State Law To Which The Controller Is Subject.
- The Personal Data Have Been Collected In Relation To The Offer Of Information Society Services Referred To In Article 8(1) Of The GDPR.
- E) Right Of Restriction Of Processing
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- The Accuracy Of The Personal Data Is Contested By The Data Subject, For A Period Enabling The Controller To Verify The Accuracy Of The Personal Data.
- The Processing Is Unlawful And The Data Subject Opposes The Erasure Of The Personal Data And Requests Instead The Restriction Of Their Use Instead.
- The Controller No Longer Needs The Personal Data For The Purposes Of The Processing, But They Are Required By The Data Subject For The Establishment, Exercise Or Defence Of Legal Claims.
- The Data Subject Has Objected To Processing Pursuant To Article 21(1) Of The GDPR Pending The Verification Whether The Legitimate Grounds Of The Controller Override Those Of The Data Subject.
- F) Right To Data Portability
- G) Right To Object
- H) Automated Individual Decision-Making, Including Profiling
- I) Right To Withdraw Data Protection Consent

