GDPR

GDPR Policy

Introduction

The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is a framework that governs the handling of personal data within the European Union (EU) and the European Economic Area (EEA).
It was formally adopted on April 27, 2016, under Regulation (EU 2016/79).

The primary objectives of the GDPR are to:

  • Give residents of the EU greater control over their personal data.

  • Provide organizations with clear standards for collecting, storing, and processing personal data.

While the GDPR applies specifically to the EU and EEA, many international organizations voluntarily follow its principles, as it is widely recognized as a global benchmark for data protection.

Data Storage and Processing

The internet consists of countless websites, many of which require limited data to function properly. Data stored can generally be categorized into two types:

  • Traceable Data

  • Non-Traceable Data

This website does not require visitors to provide traceable data in order to function. Visitors remain anonymous while browsing. Only non-traceable data, such as technical metrics, may be collected for analysis and performance improvements. All data transfers are secured using SSL (Secure Socket Layer) technology.

When Data is Collected

The only time traceable information is collected is when a visitor chooses to contact us. Any details provided in such communication are entirely voluntary. Once a response has been issued, the correspondence, including any attachments, will be permanently deleted within 60 days.

No personally identifiable information is retained beyond what is necessary to provide services or respond to inquiries.

Data Protection Principles

  • Personal data is collected only with consent.

  • Data is used solely for the stated purpose.

  • Information is deleted after the purpose has been fulfilled.

  • Visitors remain anonymous unless they voluntarily provide information.

This website is intended for use by individuals aged 18 and older.

Queries and Rights

Visitors have the right to request clarification regarding data protection and how personal data is handled. They may also request the removal of any information they have provided.