1. Identity of data controller

In accordance with the General Data Protection Regulation 2016/679, Organic Law 3/2018 on the Protection of Personal Data (henceforth, ‘LOPD’) and Law 34/2022 of 11 July on E-Commerce and Information Society Services, as well as all other relevant legislation, you are informed that the controller of the personal data processed on the website [URL] is: 

• Domain name: https://seaeight.eu/
• Company name: SEA 8 PORTO SL (henceforth, the ‘Company’)
• NIF: B-98389141
• Company headquarters: C/ JOAN D’AUSTRIA 30, FLOOR 3, OFFICE 5, 46002 VALENCIA (SPAIN)
• Telephone: +34 986 521 048
• Email: info@seaeight.eu

 

The Company undertakes to keep the information you provide us with strictly confidential, avoiding unauthorised access and manipulation, loss, destruction or theft. To this end, we will apply the security measures stipulated in the current legislation and all additional measures that our resources and modern technology allow us to implement. Please bear in mind that the information we request is often essential to allow you to fully benefit from our website.

 

2. Object

This Privacy Policy is intended to inform you about how we process your personal data. If you do not agree to the terms contained in this policy and do not accept them during the registration process, you may not continue to use or access the website. If you have any queries regarding the content of the policy, you can contact us by writing to the email address in the header.

 

3. Scope of application

This Privacy Policy applies to all users making use of the services on our website, regardless of where they are and when they access them. 

 

4. Data requested from users

Basic information may be requested on the website via our contact form, such as your full name, address and telephone number, leaving a space for you to enter your question, request, complaint or suggestion in free text form. We may also process data obtained through cookies, which you can read about in more detail in our Cookie Policy. ..

 

5. Purpose of data processing

The purposes for which we request or automatically collect your data are as follows:

 

1. To deliver the Company’s registered services, i.e. production and sale of sole..
2. To fulfil the purposes indicated on each form used by the Company to collect personal data via any written medium or via the website, with the legitimation stated on each form.
3. To process and resolve your questions, requests, complaints or suggestions.
4. To schedule appointments requested via the online form. 
5. To manage the website.
6. To facilitate browsing and adjust it to suit your preferences.
7. To protect our users’ security.
8. To confirm the veracity of your information in certain cases.
9. To assist the authorities, law enforcement agencies and legal systems of any country that requests information and collaboration from us through legal channels to prevent fraud, money laundering and any other type of crime.

 

6. Subcontracting

The user expressly authorises the Company to contract browsing, hosting and web development services, as well as services requested via the online form, in full or in part from third parties when this is deemed necessary to ensure that the services run smoothly. In this case, the Company undertakes to sign a contract with the third-party subcontractor stipulating the latter’s obligations with regard to personal data protection. The third party will be required to comply with the data protection obligations that the Company has established with regard to its users, as well as demonstrating that appropriate technical and organisational measures are in place to ensure that data are processed in accordance with the applicable legislation. 

 

The Company will be diligent in selecting suppliers and will apply compliance verification mechanisms to minimise any risk that may affect the security of the data available to the third party as far as possible. 

 

7. Users’ rights

The LOPD sets out a series of fundamental rights in favour of individuals whose data are processed. This section provides information on how to exercise your rights with regard to your personal data. You may exercise all the rights listed below by contacting us at the email address provided in Section 1, attaching proof of your identity. Please bear in mind that we may request additional information to confirm your identity before processing your request.

 

8. Right of access:

The right of access gives users the right to obtain a copy of their personal data for free. You can ask us to provide you with the information we store about you.

 

9. Right to rectification:

The right to rectification allows you to correct errors, modify any imprecise or incomplete data and ensure the accuracy of the data processed. You should inform us of any changes to your data and are responsible for updating your details. 

 

10. Right to erasure:

The right to erasure permits data that prove inappropriate or excessive to be erased without prejudice to the duty to block data set out in the LOPD.

 

11.Right to object:

The right to object allows users to ask for their personal data not to be processed for certain purposes or for processing to cease. You can object to the processing of your personal data by stating the specific purposes to which you object.

 

12. Right to data portability:

The right to portability enables you to request a copy of your personal data in a structured machine-readable format. 

Users are entitled to revoke consent to the processing of their personal data at any time, without prejudice to the lawfulness of any processing occurring before consent is withdrawn.

You are entitled to submit a complaint to the supervisory authority (www.aepd.es) if you believe that the processing of your personal data is in breach of current legislation.

 

13. Security measures

When processing your personal data, we take appropriate security measures based on the type of data, available technological resources and our material and legal means. Our aim is to avoid access by unauthorised third parties, theft, loss or dissemination of your information. These security measures include:

 

• Security copies to prevent loss of data.
• Data minimisation, with only essential data requested.
• Only staff requiring data for their work will be able to access your information and they will have to sign a confidentiality agreement.
• Staff training and awareness-raising to provide information on security risks and measures.

 

However, you should be aware that the internet is not an entirely secure environment and that there will always be some risk with regard to your personal data no matter how many security measures we implement. Therefore, please contact us if you detect an incident or find evidence that your information may be at risk so that we can investigate the matter and find solutions.

 

14. Changes to the Privacy Policy

The Company may make changes to this Privacy Policy at a later date. In the event of any changes, we will inform you with a pop-up on the website and publish the updated policy. You should read the changes before continuing to use the website.

 

15. Applicable law and jurisdiction

This Privacy Policy and the use of the website will be governed by Spanish legislation. Any dispute will be resolved by the courts in the user’s location.

 

In the event that any provision is unenforceable or void under the applicable law or as a result of a legal or administrative decision, this Privacy Policy will not be rendered unenforceable or void in its entirety. In cases such as this, the Company will modify or replace the provision in question with one that is valid and enforceable and that maintains the objective and intent of the original provision as far as possible., procederá a la modificación o sustitución de dicha estipulación por otra que sea válida y exigible y que, en la medida de lo posible, consiga el objetivo y pretensión reflejados en la estipulación original.