PRIVACY & COOKIE POLICY

DISCLOSURE

Pursuant to articles 12 and following of the U.E. 679/2016 - Code regarding the protection of personal data - Uniwaste, as the owner of the processing of your personal data, makes the following information in order to allow you to issue a free and informed consent to the processing of your sensitive and personal data accessible electronically.

HOLDER AND PLACE

Uniwaste S.r.l.

Hlavná 42/12 929 01 Dunajská Streda Slovacchia

Any requests for clarifications and / or reports can be sent to the e-mail address info@uniwaste.eu

TYPES OF DATA PROCESSED

During its normal function, the Uniwaste website acquires certain data which, despite not being collected to be associated with identified subjects, can by their nature and through processing and association with other data allow users to be identified. Think for example of IP addresses. These data are used for the sole purpose of obtaining anonymous statistical information and / or for ascertaining responsibility in the event of hypothetical computer crimes to the detriment of the site.   Among the personal data collected by this application there are: name, surname, gender, telephone number, VAT number, company name, profession, address, country, marital status, province, email, zip code, city, usage data and geographical location . for purposes other than those for which the user spontaneously conferred them. Any use of Cookies - or other tracking tools - by this Application or by the owners of third-party services used by this Application, unless otherwise specified, has the purpose of identifying the User and recording the related preferences for purposes strictly related to the provision of the service requested by the User. Failure by the User to provide some Personal Data could prevent this Application from providing its services. The User assumes responsibility for the Personal Data of third parties published or shared through this Application and guarantees to have the right to communicate or disseminate them, freeing the Owner from any liability to third parties

PURPOSE OF THE TREATMENT
The personal data collected are processed for:

• the fulfillment of obligations under the law;
• essential purposes for the use of the site and related services requested.

Contact form

By filling in the contact form with their Data, the User consents to their use to respond to requests for information, quotes, or any other kind indicated by the form header. Personal data collected: ZIP code, Surname, Email, Address, Country, Name, Telephone number, VAT number, Profession, Province, Business name, Sex, Marital status and Various types of Data as specified in the privacy policy of the service.

Phone contact

Users who provided their telephone number could be contacted for commercial or promotional purposes, as well as to satisfy requests for support. Personal data collected: Telephone number.

Management of addresses and sending of Email messages

These services allow you to manage a database of Email contacts, telephone contacts or contacts of any other type, used to communicate with the User. These services could also allow you to collect data relating to the date and time of display of the messages by the User, as well as the interaction of the User with them, such as information on clicks on the links inserted in the messages.

TIME

The data are processed for the time necessary to perform the service requested by the user, or required by the purposes described in this document, and the user can always ask for the interruption of the treatment or the cancellation of the data.

COOKIES

The Privacy Guarantor with a general provision published in the Official Gazette no. 126 of 3 June 2014, has prepared a general guide in order to make the information on the use of cookies more understandable to users and providing indications for acquiring consent, when this is required by law.

WHAT COOKIES ARE

Cookies are lines of text used to perform automatic authentication, session tracking and storage of specific information regarding users who access the server, such as favorite websites or, in the case of purchases via the Internet, the content of their "shopping carts. spending ". Cookies are not programs, but simple blocks of data, unable by themselves, to perform any action on the computer. They are sent from a server to a Web Client (generally a browser) and then sent back from the client to the server each time the client accesses the same portion of the web domain. Many times cookies are identified by anti-spyware programs because they can allow the identification of the user.

DISABLE COOKIES

It is possible to disable cookies directly from your browser. For more detailed information regarding the options for disabling cookies, here is the list of links for configuring the browser:

• Firefox
• Chrome
• Internet Explorer
• Safari
• Opera

METHOD OF TREATMENT

Personal data are processed by the staff of Uniwaste specifically appointed to process them with automated tools and for the time strictly necessary to achieve the purposes for which the data were collected. The treatment is carried out using IT and / or telematic tools, with organizational methods and with logic strictly related to the purposes indicated. In addition to the Owner, in some cases, categories of agents involved in the organization of the site (administrative, commercial, marketing, legal, system administrators) or external subjects (such as third party technical service providers, postal couriers, may have access to the Data). hosting provider, IT companies, communication agencies) also appointed, if necessary, Data Processors by the Owner. The updated list of Managers can always be requested from the Data Controller. These data can also be stored in hard copy, at the archives of Uniwaste which can only be accessed by the personnel in charge.

SCOPE OF DATA COMMUNICATION

No personal data collected by Uniwaste can be disseminated without prejudice to the hypothesis in which the disclosure is required, in accordance with the law, by police forces, judicial authorities, security bodies or other public subjects for purposes for the defense or security of the State or for the prevention, detection or repression of crimes.

TRANSFER OF DATA ABROAD

Your personal data will not be transferred to non-European third countries. The Data Controller, however, reserves the possibility of using cloud services: in this case the suppliers of these services will be selected from among those who provide adequate guarantees, as required by art. 46 GDPR.

RIGHTS OF THE INTERESTED PARTY

As a person interested in the processing of personal data, you can at any time take advantage of the faculties and rights provided for by art. 7 Legislative Decree 196/2003 and art. 13 paragraph 2 letter a) b) c) d) e) EU Reg. 679/2016.
In particular, it is up to you:

The right to obtain the existence or not of personal data concerning you; The right of access, i.e. to have intelligible communication of the data concerning you upon simple request; The right of opposition which provides for the possibility of opposing the processing of data concerning you upon simple request; The right of rectification as your right, as an interested party, to obtain from the Data Controller that the data concerning you are modified, corrected and / or updated in order to guarantee its truthfulness; The right to be forgotten, that is, to have your data deleted. In this regard, however, please note that this right is subject to an exception in the health sector: the reports of the diagnostic investigations and the medical record, including all the documents that make it up, are unique documents, subject to permanent conservation and cannot be deleted or destroyed . The right to be forgotten cannot be applied even in all cases where the retention of the data is necessary to fulfill the obligations established by Community and national law or for reasons of public interest in the health sector or for statistical purposes. The right to limit the processing is the right recognized to you which has the purpose of limiting the use of the data processing to what is necessary for the purpose of their conservation. The right to the standard, that is: where the interested party disputes the accuracy of personal data (but for the period strictly necessary for the Data Controller to verify its accuracy); where, in the presence of illegal treatment, the interested party opposes the cancellation of the data; where, if the Data Controller no longer needs to keep the data, there is an interest by the interested party in their conservation for the purpose of exercising or defending a right in court; and finally, the right to limit the processing can be exercised in the event of opposition to the treatment, but only for the time necessary to establish the pre-eminence between the interest of the Data Controller and the right of the interested party. The limitation can be revoked at any time: before the revocation is effective, the Data Controller must inform the interested party. The right to data portability which allows the data subject to receive personal data concerning him in a commonly used format and to transmit them to another Data Controller. However, the application of this right is subject to some conditions: a) the data must concern the "interested party"; b) the data must have been "provided" by the person concerned (in this case the term "data provided by the person concerned" must be interpreted in a broad sense, meaning by these also the heart beat data recorded by a medical device); c) no rights of others must be infringed; d) must not concern data managed in paper format or data acquired without consent. The right to withdraw consent to the processing of data at any time without prejudice to the lawfulness of the treatment based on the consent given before the revocation; The right to lodge a complaint: without prejudice to any other judicial appeal, if the interested party believes that the processing that concerns him seriously violates the European Regulation 679/2016, he has the right to lodge a complaint with the Supervisory Authority of the State in which he resides.

PROTECTION OF PERSONAL DATA

The staff and collaborators of Uniwaste follow, as required by the privacy legislation, training and refresher courses on privacy. Uniwaste invites its users to inquire about the legislation governing privacy which can be consulted on the website www.garanteprivacy.it