Congratulations!! Your personal data is safer than ever thanks to the latest update and approval of the privacy and data protection policy agreed by the European Union on May 25, 2018!
We want to detail very clearly all our commitment to be 100% transparent and to obey the law, but before you read all the legal gazpacho we guarantee that your personal data will be completely locked up and will never be shared to third parties so you can completely unconcern!
We already know that reading this type of text is extremely boring but as a user it is important that you know what rights you have in this digital jungle and how we are going to treat any personal data that we collect about you.
Responsible: The person responsible for the data you provide when filling in contact forms on pizkostudio.com is Pizko Studio LTD, hereinafter Pizko Studio. Pizko Studio is a Limited Company registered in England and Wales with the identifier 12769866. With this numbering, you will be able to obtain more information about our registered office and individuals here.
Contact: Our main and direct contact can be made through the following email: hello@pizkostudio.com
Purpose: Pizko Studio is dedicated to audiovisual advertising production and post-production destined for online platforms or any properly appropriate television station.
The provider as well as the activity on this website complies with and is subject to the Spanish and European legal framework for the protection of personal data, and guarantees full compliance with the obligations set forth in the following regulations:
The General Data Protection Regulation (RGPD). This is the European Union regulations, it unifies the regulation of the processing of personal data in the different EU countries.
The Organic Law on Data Protection and its Development Regulation. These are the Spanish regulations regarding the processing of personal data and the obligations that those responsible for any website must assume in the management of that information.
The Law of Services of the Information Society and Electronic Commerce. This rule affects those websites that, in some way, carry out economic activities through electronic means, such as this website.
The LOPD defines in its article 3 personal data as "any information concerning identified or identifiable natural persons."
To this must be added that the different information that, collected, can lead to the identification of a certain person. These also constitute personal data.
The most obvious examples are the name or ID of a person, but email or even an IP address used at a certain time are also considered personal data.
The collection of personal data on the Internet is simply unavoidable on any interactive site (with comments, contact forms, etc.)
That is, a simple comment on the blog, by storing your name (so that we can address each other in the comments) on the blog, we are collecting personal data for the purposes of the law. With that alone, we fully enter into the corresponding legal obligations.
The purposes for which this data is collected here are three:
In general terms, the personal data collected is stored in a file for the sole purpose of sending electronic communications related to the activity of the website itself.
The data collected is identifying and corresponds to a reasonable minimum to carry out the activity carried out. In particular, no specially protected data is collected at any time.
This means that they will be used for issues such as sending newsletters, notifications of new articles and new comments on the blog.
The legitimacy for the collection of this data arises from the express consent that the user grants at any time by checking the acceptance box of this privacy policy that appears in all the places where personal data is collected.
This box appears unchecked and until it is marked with an express action by the user, it is not possible to perform the action in question (registration as a subscriber, sending comments, etc.).
Specifically, in this blog we collect six different types of personal data:
The only automation is exercised when you register as a subscriber. As soon as you give your consent to register as a V.I.P member, you will receive a registration confirmation email.
Due to the nature of this activity, personal data on this website are stored in two places:
These two companies operate under the legal framework for the protection of personal data of the European Union and in the fulfillment of their functions they exercise the figure of data controllers.
There is no predetermined expiration date for collected data. Personal data is removed at the request of the interested parties.
In accordance with the provisions of the European RGPD and the Spanish LOPD, the user may at any time exercise their rights of access, rectification, cancellation, and opposition to the provider.
To facilitate the exercise of these rights, an unsubscribe button is provided in all communications that will result in the immediate elimination of the user's personal data from the database of the email marketing provider (Mailchimp).
Both the cancellation in our, as all the other actions you can request through the contact form that is kept on the website, both to communicate what happened and to request the immediate removal of your data from our system.
We are committed to executing all these rights within the established maximum legal term of 10 business days. In practice we will do it much earlier, since we have no interest in having your data, if you do not want to.
The right of access is the right of the affected person to obtain information on whether their own personal data is being processed, the purpose of the processing that, where appropriate, is being carried out, as well as the information available on the origin of said data. data and the communications made or planned thereof.
The right of rectification consists in the fact that the interested party may request that the data that prove to be inaccurate or incomplete be modified.
This is the right of the data subject to have data that turns out to be inappropriate or excessive be deleted and is closely related to the so-called “right to be forgotten” (see below).
The right of opposition refers to the right of the interested party not to carry out the processing of their personal data or to cease it in the cases in which their consent for the treatment is not necessary, in the case of prospecting files commercial or that have the purpose of adopting decisions related to the interested party and based solely on the automated processing of their data.
This right consists of the fact that you can ask us for your data in a structured, commonly used and machine-readable format, provided it is technically possible to satisfy your request.
It is Spanish, this means that you can ask us for your data in common office formats such as Excel or CSV, for example.
The right to be forgotten is a new concept of the RGPD that is somewhat more complex and affects, above all, websites that publicly expose your data, that is, websites such as social networks and the various Google platforms.
Applied to our case, it is specified in the right to cancel your data (in the case of the mailing list) and in the suppression of your comments in the comments area if you wish.
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