Privacy Policy
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European Union Directive
“The storage of information or the access to information already stored on the subscriber’s or user terminal equipment shall be permitted only if that subscriber or user has given his consent after clear and extensive information in accordance with Article 11 (1) (a). 2472/1997, as applicable. Subscriber or user consent may be obtained through appropriate settings on the web browser or through another application. The foregoing shall not prevent any technical storage or access, the sole purpose of which is to transmit a communication by electronic means or which is necessary for the provision of the information service explicitly requested by the user or subscriber. An Act of the Personal Data Protection Authority (ASPA) shall specify in particular the modalities for providing information and declaring consent. “
European Directive 2009/136 / EC recently amending Directive 2002/58 / EC on the processing of personal data and the protection of privacy in the field of electronic communications has recently been incorporated into Greek law. The incorporation was made through Law 4070/2012 (Electronic Communications, Transport, Public Works and other provisions), which in turn amends the current Law 3471/2006 (regarding the protection of personal data and privacy). in the field of electronic communications).
According to the amendment, the hitherto applicable par. 4 on “confidentiality”:
“It is prohibited to use electronic communications networks to store information or gain access to information stored on the subscriber’s or user’s terminal equipment, in particular by the installation of spyware, encrypted identifiers and the like. The sole purpose of which is to make or facilitate the transmission of a communication by electronic means or which is necessary only for the provision of information technology services expressly requested by the user or subscriber. In the latter case, such provisions may only be used if clear and extensive information is provided to that subscriber or user pursuant to Article 11 of Law 2472/1997, as applicable, and the data controller grants the subscriber or user the right to refuse this treatment. An act of the Personal Data Protection Authority shall specify in particular the ways in which information is provided, the right to refuse or request consent. »
Modified, recorded with no. 5 (3) of Directive 2009/136 / EC as follows:
“The storage of information or the access to information already stored on the subscriber’s or user terminal equipment shall be permitted only if that subscriber or user has given his consent after clear and extensive information in accordance with Article 11 (1) (a). 2472/1997, as applicable. Subscriber or user consent may be obtained through appropriate settings on the web browser or through another application. The foregoing shall not prevent any technical storage or access, the sole purpose of which is to transmit a communication by electronic means or which is necessary for the provision of the information service explicitly requested by the user or subscriber. An Act of the Personal Data Protection Authority (ASPA) shall specify in particular the modalities for providing information and declaring consent. “
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The position of the Character Protection Authority
– Subscriber or user consent may first be provided through the internet service provider’s website using appropriate mechanisms (eg pop-ups). Cookies may be accepted once for all cookies installed by the same information society service provider.
– Alternatively, as stated in Law 3471/2006, “consent may also be given through appropriate adjustments to the web browser or other application”. Caution! This setting is only valid if the subscriber or user has requested the consent of each cookie, and does not imply the prior consent of the cookie reception through the browser’s default settings.
– For example, web browsers or other applications, which by default reject third-party cookies and require an active selection by users to allow them to accept both the placement and the continued transmission of information contained in cookies from specific websites. , can provide valid and effective consent.
– Conversely, if the browser’s default settings allow all cookies to be accepted and user action is required to disable them, the consent requirements set out in this article are not met.
– The requirements of this article are also not met by browser settings that allow cookies to be rejected in advance by specific information society service providers (eg via “blacklists” predetermined by the subscriber or user), or similar mechanisms that, although providing the subscriber or user with more options, do not support his prior consent to receive cookies from non-blocking providers.
– The subscriber or user must be able to withdraw his consent in the same way as he stated it. The text of the post also makes a clear separation, and in accordance with an opinion issued by the Article 29 Working Party. on 7/6, cookies installed for advertising and statistical analysis (web analytics – google analytics – adwords remarketing). According to the text, both of these categories of cookies are not subject to the consent of the law.
GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation)
The GDPR enters into force on 25 May 2018 “General Data Protection Regulation” [Regulation (EU) 2016/679 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 27 April 2016 (see original document here).
The European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) sets out measures to ensure the confidentiality, integrity and availability of personal data. The way in which organizations handle the data of their employees, customers and associates is specified and applies to all persons residing in the Economic European Area (EEA).
Personal data is any type of information that can, directly or indirectly, identify a person regardless of whether it is related to their personal, professional or public life. It can be a name, a photo, an email address, banking data, business details, purchases, VAT, training, a username or ip computer address and much more.
– autotransport.gr keeps its customer data (SSL) encrypted throughout their browsing through the autotransport.gr footer pages.
– The client using the autotransport.gr website for browsing or communicating, consents and automatically authorizes Autotransport.gr to collect the personal information required (e-mail, full name, via its systems (newsletter forms, contact forms, etc.)) etc) to complete the action that the customer desires. Consent and authorization are automatically given in fields where the customer will voluntarily disclose his / her details (eg email entry in newsletters, contact form).
– autotransport.gr maintains and stores the customer’s personal data as long as the customer remains an “active customer” at autotransport.gr and maintains its services or products therein.
– autotransport.gr DOES NOT disclose the data it holds to third parties except to the highest public prosecutor or police authorities if and when requested in an official and legal manner.
– The customer reserves the right to change or delete the data stored in Simply-herbal by sending an e-mail to tsironis91555@gmail.com requesting this action. This action is ONLY done by the owner’s registered e-mail registered at the beginning of the client’s cooperation with autotransport.gr
– Customer information may be re-marketing by Autotransport.gr and ONLY to inform the customer periodically about product or service offerings or for security updates to the service purchased by autotransport.gr (eg malicious activity) to its site by a third party).
– In case personal data is leaked (or suspected of leakage) by autotransport.gr system security vulnerability or unauthorized use (hacking) then autotransport.gr is obliged to inform the Privacy Authority within 72 hours.
– The customer enters the site of autotransport.gr (www. Autotransport.gr) and in order to contact for a product or service he / she must fill in the relevant application forms. The information is stored dynamically in the kdpcivil.gr system and is used by autotransport.gr to complete the action requested by these forms (eg call me back, communication, etc.).
– When the client enters autotransport.gr site (autotransport.gr) his IP is automatically and automatically recorded in the server logs which is internally used by Simply herbal ONLY for statistical purposes (monthly customer visits, country of origin, etc.) .
– In the event of malicious (or even suspicious) abuse of IP by unauthorized third parties (spam, hacking, etc.), Autotransport.gr r reserves the right to temporarily or permanently interrupt the IP address (s) or the full range of addresses (mask) .
– Navigation from category to category or footer on the site www.autotransport.gr is done with internal hyperlinks. In case (if and when needed) that the visitor is transferred to an external third party site with problematic or corrupted content, the owner or administrator of the terminal site has the responsibility and not autotransport.gr
Personal data was updated on May 10, 2018. Future changes to the terms of personal data and cookies will apply to this page. We recommend that you check this page frequently to be informed of future changes to the terms of personal data.
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