Privacy Policy

Policy on Personal Data Protection
At gameandkeys, we understand the importance of protecting your personal information and do all in our power to do so. We understand that concerns about the collection, usage, and security of personally identifiable information have arisen in light of the fascinating expansion of the Internet and related services. Please be assured that all of our online and Internet-related endeavors adhere to our long-standing policy of protecting user privacy.

Your agreement to the collection, use, access, transfer, storage, and processing of your personal information as outlined in this Privacy Policy is implicit when you provide us with your personal information.

You can visit gameandkeys’s website without providing any personal information; however, processing personal data may be required if a data subject wishes to access specific enterprise services through our website. In cases where we need to handle personal data but do not have a legal basis to do so, we will typically seek the data subject’s consent.

The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and any country-specific data protection laws that apply to gameandkeys must be followed at all times while processing personal data, including names, addresses, email addresses, and phone numbers of data subjects. Our company has prepared this data protection statement to let people know what kinds of personal information we gather, how we use it, and why. Along with that, this data protection statement tells data subjects what rights they have.

gameandkeys has taken extensive organizational and technical precautions in its role as controller to guarantee the highest level of security for any personally identifiable information that is processed via this website. Nevertheless, complete security cannot be ensured due to the potential security holes in Internet-based data exchanges. This is why we respect the choice of each data subject to receive their personal information from us through other methods, such as telephone.

Please be informed that in addition to GDPR, we also adhere to the Personal Data Protection Act 2010 (“PDPA”) and Singaporean regulations when it comes to the collection, storage, and handling of individuals’ personal information.

For details on how we handle any personally identifiable data that we may receive from you, please see our Privacy Statement. Unless otherwise specified in this Privacy Policy, we will not utilise or disclose your information to any third party.

Key Concepts

The language used by European legislators to enact the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) served as the basis for gameandkeys’s data protection declaration. Not only should our customers and partners be able to read and comprehend our data protection notice, but so should the broader public. To start, let’s define the terms used so everyone is on the same page.

The following terms are used in this data protection declaration:

When we talk about “personal data,” we’re referring to any information that can be used to identify or contact a specific individual (“data subject”). Any individual who can be directly or indirectly identified, for example by a name, an ID number, location data, or an online identifier, or by one or more characteristics pertaining to their physical, physiological, genetic, psychological, economic, cultural, or social characteristics, is considered an identifiable natural person.

The term “data subject” refers to any living, breathing individual whose personal information is handled by the entity in charge of that processing.

Data processing includes any action or series of actions taken on personal data, including but not limited to collecting, recording, organizing, structuring, storing, retrieval, consultation, use, disclosure through transmission, dissemination, or other availability, alignment or combination, restriction, erasure, or destruction.

The term “restriction of processing” refers to the practice of designating some pieces of stored personal data in order to restrict their further processing.

Any type of automated processing of personal data that involves evaluating specific personal aspects of a natural person—such as their job performance, financial situation, health, personal preferences, interests, reliability, behavior, location, or movements—is referred to as profiling.

The term “pseudonymization” refers to a method of processing personal data whereby the data cannot be linked to an individual without further information. This additional information is stored separately and must adhere to technical and organizational measures to prevent the data from being linked to a specific identifiable person.

“Controller” or “Controller Responsible for the Processing” refers to the individual or organization that decides, either alone or in conjunction with others, how and for what purposes personal data is processed. In cases where this decision is based on laws in the EU or one of its member states, the criteria for who can be named as the controller are also based on laws in the EU or one of its member states.

Any individual, organisation, or governmental body that handles personal data on the controller’s behalf is known as a processor.

Any individual, organization, or government agency that receives the personal information disclosed herein (whether directly or indirectly through a third party) is considered a recipient of this data. Nonetheless, public authorities that may obtain personal data as part of an investigation under Union or Member State law are not considered recipients; rather, their processing of such data must adhere to the relevant data protection regulations based on the processing’s intended use.

The term “third party” refers to any entity other than the data subject, controller, processor, or those directly authorized to handle personal data by the controller or processor, including governmental authorities, agencies, and third parties.

By making a statement or taking an obvious affirmative action, a data subject may provide his or her consent to the processing of personal data pertaining to him or her in a way that is freely given, precise, informed, and unequivocal.

The Controller’s Identity and Contact Details

When it comes to data protection regulations like the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), as well as other EU data protection laws and related obligations, this person is considered the controller.

Gamer2Gamer International Pte. Ltd.
No. 4-11C, 50 Tagore Lane, Singapore 787494, Entrepreneur Centre
Dial +65-98634926 to reach the company.
Write to us at support@gameandkeys.com.
Internet address: https://www.gameandkeys.com/

Details About You That We Gather

Your confidence in us to handle your personal data is much appreciated. Information that can be used to identify you, such as your name, address, phone number, or email address, is kept strictly confidential by gameandkeys and will not be shared, disclosed, or sold to other parties for marketing reasons that are not related to gameandkeys. This data would be considered an asset in the event of a sale, merger, or other corporate restructuring or legal action since it is essential to our company.

Disclosure of Personal Data for Minors
Customers under the age of 18 may use our services and goods with the consent of their parents or legal guardians, or with the consent of their parents or legal guardians’ agents. If the parents or guardians of these minors learn about any unauthorized data processing, they can send an email to support@gameandkeys.com with any questions or concerns.

When Is It Possible For Us To Gather Personal Data From You?
If you choose to provide us with your personal information, we may:
Engage in conversation with us (for instance, by submitting a customer application form or contacting us for any inquiries, including through our customer service line);
Put your information in the database to receive updates about our products and services, as well as our publications (such newsletters);
Take part in a survey that interests you;
Take part in or enter any contests, giveaways, or loyalty programs hosted by gameandkeys;
Submit an interest form, request more information, or subscribe to our products and services using one of our web portals or other available means;
Take the time to reply to the promotional emails we give out;
Peruse our online offerings;
Bring us a grievance;
Feel free to share your thoughts with us (either online or by mail).
In addition to the information we collect directly from you, as mentioned earlier, we may also get your personal data from third parties with whom you do business or with whom you are otherwise associated, such as financial institutions or credit reference agencies. We may also get your data from other sources if you have authorized us to do so, or if the law permits it.

What are the ways that we can gather information about you?
gameandkeys gathers information online when you voluntarily provide it, as when you place an order, apply for a job, or answer a survey, take advantage of an offer, or participate in a promotion. While we always ask for a customer’s name, address (both physical and email), and phone number, we may ask for additional information depending on the service(s) being advertised or requested.

“Cookies” and related technologies allow gameandkeys to collect information about your usage of our sites and how you react to our emails, both personally and in aggregated form that does not identify you. In order to enhance the quality and utility of our websites, these reporting technologies inform us of the areas of our web pages or emails where you demonstrated interest or performed an action.

Posts to the website also serve as a means by which you divulge personal information to us. Other users will be able to view your content (including reviews, images, and videos) and the metadata associated with it. Although it is not required, gameandkeys has the ability to monitor the content that you upload on the website. For whatever reason, we reserve the right to remove any content you submit.

When you access, buy, or subscribe to one of our products or services, you’ll also be requested to enter Personal Information based on the payment method you pick. If you want to pay for something using a credit card, for instance, we’ll need the issuer’s name, the number, the billing address, the CVV number, and the expiration date.

To keep track of what you do on our site, our servers keep a log of the data sent by your browser. Included in these server logs may be details like your online request, IP address, browser type, referring/exit pages and URLs, domain names, landing pages, pages viewed, mobile carrier, and how many clicks you perform on within the website’s links.

We may access, gather, monitor, and/or remotely store “location data,” which could include GPS coordinates (e.g., latitude and longitude) or similar information about the whereabouts of your mobile device, when you use the website on or through a mobile device.

gameandkeys employs analytics solutions provided by third parties to gain insight into website usage. Cookies and your Internet Protocol (IP) address are two pieces of information that many of these programs gather from web page requests. This data is also received by these analytics tools, whose use of it is controlled by their privacy policies.

What Are Some Possible Uses for Your Data?
The primary purpose of gameandkeys’s collection of personally identifiable information when you sign in or register is to fulfill your service(s) order and to notify you about other offers that might be of interest to you. For instance, we use your postal and email addresses to communicate with you regarding services you’ve ordered or received, to send you information we believe you’ll find helpful or that you’ve asked for, to periodically send promotional materials about products and services offered by our or third-party sellers on our Platform, and to ensure the correct billing and provisioning of those services. You are provided with the option to opt-out of future communications at any point in time if you feel the need to do so. In addition to responding to subpoenas and other legal demands, we may disclose personally identifiable information when we believe it is necessary to identify, contact, or take legal action against individuals who may be posing a threat to public safety, disrupting gameandkeys’s services, or the use of our customers’ or others’ by them.

Things We Ask of You
Please notify us if any of the information you have given us changes, or if you know of any inaccuracies, and we will make every effort to fix them. You and any other individuals authorized by you or your organization/company to utilize our Products and/or Services are required to fulfill this commitment before we may provide them to you.

Our Commitment to Your Privacy and Security
Our combined efforts are crucial in the fight against online fraud. Be cautious not to intentionally or unintentionally communicate, provide, or enable unauthorized use of any information, including your User ID, Password, Security Device, and/or Security Code. Never give out or let someone else use your User ID, Password, Security Device, or Security Code.

gameandkeys takes the protection of your personal information very seriously. To keep it safe from unauthorized access or misuse, we implement several security measures such as firewalls and encryption. For instance, you might see that gameandkeys requires you to provide a password or other sort of authentication credentials in order to use some functions on their website.

Sharing Your Data (When Required)
We may share the personal information you’ve given us with third parties who help us with a specific request when you’ve given us permission to do so. This might encompass a wide range of third-party service providers, such as billing services, fulfillment houses, transaction managers, credit verification services, and more. Additionally, we may share your personal information with relevant authorities when we are investigating possible crimes, fraud, intellectual property rights violations, or other unlawful activities. This disclosure may also be required by law or, at gameandkeys’s discretion, to safeguard the company’s legitimate interests.

Notification of Policy Changes Regarding Personal Data
At any moment, gameandkeys may modify this Privacy Policy by sending an email to all registered users or publishing the revised policy on gameandkeys’s website. Your continuing use of any gameandkeys product or service following the publication of any changes to the Privacy Policy will be considered your acceptance and commitment to be abided by those changes, and all changes will be effective upon posting.

Sugar cookies

Cookies are used by gameandkeys’s online pages. Internet browsers save small text files called “cookies” on user’s PC.

“Cookies” are used by a lot of servers and websites on the Internet. A so-called cookie ID is found in many cookies. An identification exclusive to cookies is known as a cookie ID. The cookie consists of a string of characters that allow websites and servers to identify the browser that stored it. Because of this, servers and websites that the subject visits can tell their browser apart from others that use cookies. The distinct cookie ID can be used to identify and recognize a particular web browser.

Without the cookie setting, gameandkeys would not be able to offer more user-friendly services to the users of this website.

The user-centric design of our website’s content and advertisements is made possible with the usage of cookies. As said before, cookies enable us to identify visitors to our website. The goal of this acknowledgment is to facilitate user experience on our website. For example, when a person uses a cookie to access a website, the website remembers that user’s login credentials and doesn’t require them to enter them again and again. To rephrase, you won’t have to log in each time you click on a different website. The cookie associated with an online store’s shopping cart is another good example. Using a cookie, the online retailer can keep track of the items a consumer has put in their virtual shopping cart.

At any moment, the data subject can permanently refuse to have their Internet browser configured to accept cookies from our website by adjusting the appropriate settings in their browser. In addition, you can always remove cookies that have already been set by using your web browser or another piece of software. This works with every major web browser. We cannot guarantee that all of our features will be accessible to the data subject if they disable cookie settings in their web browser.

Gathering of Broad Information and Data

Every time a person or machine visits the gameandkeys website, a lot of basic information is gathered. The server log files keep this kind of general data and information. What might be gathered:

the many browsers and their versions;
the OS utilised by the system making the request;
the URLs of other websites that link to ours (also known as “referrers”);
all of the sub-sites;
the timestamp, which is the date and time of the website’s access;
numerical identifier for a computer on the Internet;
the system that is accessing the internet; and
anything else of a similar kind that could be utilized in the case of penetrations into our IT infrastructure.
gameandkeys makes no inferences regarding the data subject from these aggregated data and information. On the contrary, this data is essential for:

accurately convey the information on our website;
enhance both the content and advertising on our website;
make sure our IT infrastructure and website can withstand the test of time; and
in the event of a cyberattack, give the information needed for criminal prosecution to the authorities. Hence, gameandkeys employs statistical analysis of anonymously gathered data and information to enhance our enterprise’s data protection and security measures, and to guarantee the utmost protection for the personal data we handle. The server log files’ anonymous data is kept apart from any personally identifiable information that a data subject may have supplied.
Sign Up on Our Site

The data subject is given the option to register on the controller’s website by providing personal data. The specific personal data sent to the controller is defined by the registration form (accessible at https://www.shasso.com/sso/login). Only the controller, for his own internal use, will have access to the personal data submitted by the data subject. Transferring personal data to another entity for processing is something the controller may ask for if that entity uses such data for controller-related internal purposes.

In addition to the data subject’s date and time of registration, the controller stores the data subject’s IP address, which is issued by their internet service provider (ISP), when they register on the controller’s website. We store this data because it’s the only method to stop people from abusing our services and, if needed, to investigate crimes that have already been committed. So long as keeping this information safe for the controller is an absolute must. No other parties will get this information unless there is a legal requirement to do so or if doing so would aid in a criminal prosecution.

Data subjects are asked to voluntarily provide personal information during registration so that the controller can provide them with content or services that, depending on the nature of the case, can only be supplied to registered users. At any moment, registered users can access, update, or remove the personal data they provided during registration from the controller’s database.

At any moment, data subjects have the right to request and receive information from the data controller regarding the specific personal data that is kept about them. Also, unless there are legal storage requirements, the data controller is responsible for updating or erasing personal information upon the data subject’s request or indication. In this regard, the data subject has the option to get in touch with the controller’s appointed Data Protection Officer or any of the other employees.

Join Our Newsletter Subscription

Our newsletter subscription form is available on the gameandkeys website. What personal data is communicated and when the controller orders the newsletter are both determined by the input area used for this purpose.

On a regular basis, gameandkeys updates its partners and clients through a newsletter regarding product offers. If the data subject has a valid e-mail address and (2) registers for the newsletter shipment, then the data subject may receive the enterprise’s newsletter. As part of the double opt-in procedure, data subjects will receive a confirmation email at the email address they provided when they initially signed up to receive newsletters. This is done for legal reasons. The purpose of this confirmation email is to verify that the person whose email address is being used as the data subject has permission to receive the newsletter.

In addition to the date and time of registration, we additionally record the IP address of the data subject’s system that was assigned by their internet service provider (ISP) and utilized throughout the newsletter registration process. For the controller’s legal protection, it is essential to gather this data so that we can comprehend the (potential) future misuse of a data subject’s email address.

We will only use the personal information you provide when you sign up for our newsletter to send you that particular newsletter. Furthermore, newsletter subscribers may be notified via email if this is essential for the functioning of the newsletter service or the relevant registration. This may occur, for example, when there are changes to the newsletter offer or when there are changes in technical circumstances. Third parties will not get access to personally identifiable information gathered by the newsletter service. The data subject has the right to revoke their subscription to our newsletter at any moment. At any moment, the data subject may revoke their agreement to the storing of personal data that they have provided for the purpose of sending the newsletter. There is a matching link (‘unsubscribe’) in every newsletter for the purpose of revoking consent. You can also tell the controller in another method or unsubscribe from the newsletter at any moment on their website.

Monitoring of Newsletters

Tracking pixels are included in the gameandkeys newsletter. These emails are delivered in HTML format and contain a tracking pixel, which is a small graphic that allows for the recording and analysis of log files. Online marketing initiatives can be statistically evaluated in this way. gameandkeys can learn when and by what means a data subject opened an email, as well as which links within the email were clicked, thanks to the embedded tracking pixel.

The controller stores and analyzes the personal data obtained through the tracking pixels in the newsletters so that the newsletters can be shipped more efficiently and so that future newsletters can be tailored to the interests of the data subject. None of your private information will ever be shared with any parties. Individuals whose data was collected through the double-opt-in process have the right to withdraw their consent at any moment. Following a revocation, the controller will erase these personal details. To gameandkeys, unsubscribing from the newsletter is the same as canceling your subscription.

Reach Out to Possibility Through the Web

There is a generic address of the so-called electronic mail (e-mail address) and other information on the gameandkeys website that allows for direct communication with our business and quick electronic interaction. The controller automatically stores the personal data supplied by data subjects when they contact the controller by email or a contact form. In order to process or contact the data subject, the data controller stores the personal data that the data subject voluntarily transmits to the data controller. No third parties will ever have this private information.

Subscribing to Website Blog Commentary

No one other than gameandkeys can subscribe to the comments made on their blog. Specifically, a commenter may choose to subscribe to the comments that follow his comments on a certain blog post.

In order to ensure that the stated e-mail address owner has chosen to subscribe to this option, the controller will automatically send a confirmation e-mail if the data subject wishes to do so. You have complete control over when and how you receive comment subscriptions.

Regular Deletion and Obliteration of Individual Records

Data subjects’ personal information will only be processed and stored by the data controller for the time required to accomplish the data storage purpose, or for the length of time specified by European or other lawmakers under the controller’s applicable laws or regulations.

Data is routinely destroyed or blocked in compliance with legal requirements if the storage purpose is no longer relevant or if the storage time stipulated by a competent legislator (such as the European parliament) expires.

Data Subject’s Rights

The privilege of affirmation
European legislators have guaranteed data subjects the right to know, from the controller, whether personal data pertaining to them are being processed or not. At any moment, data subjects can get in touch with our Data Protection Officer or any controller employee to exercise their right to confirmation.

The Freedom to Enter
Legislators throughout Europe have guaranteed individuals the right to access and a copy of their personal data held by any controller upon request and at no cost. In addition, the following data is accessible to the data subject according to European rules and regulations:

Why the data is being processed;
Classifications of the relevant personal information;
Any third parties or international organizations to whom the personal data may have been or will be given, including those located in other countries;
Ideally, the expected retention time for the personal data, or at least the steps taken to arrive at that duration in the event that is not feasible;
There is a right to ask the controller to fix or delete personal data, limit processing of personal data on the data subject, or object to processing.
The availability of a supervisory authority to whom complaints may be directed;
If the data subject did not voluntarily provide their personal information, what information is known about where the data came from?
Article 22(1) and (4) of the GDPR specify that automated decision-making, including profiling, is taking place, and that in such circumstances, the data subject should be informed about the logic involved, the relevance of the processing, and the expected consequences.
The data subject also has the right to know if their data is being sent to a foreign country or an international organization. In such a situation, the data subject has the right to know what protections are in place during the transmission.

Information Security Officer
the data@gameandkeys.com

Corrective Action Privilege
The European legislator has provided every data subject the right to request the controller to rectify erroneous personal data pertaining to them without excessive delay. The data subject has the right to have any incomplete personal data filled out, including by giving a supplementary statement, so long as the processing purposes are considered.

Any time a data subject wishes to use this right to correction, they can get in touch with our Data Protection Officer or another controller employee.

The Entitled Person’s Right to Erasure
Without undue delay, the controller is obligated to erase personal data where one of the following grounds applies, provided that the processing is not necessary: Each data subject has the right granted by the European legislator to request that their personal data be erased from the controller.

When compared to the original data collection or processing goals, the personal data are now superfluous.
If the processing is based on the data subject’s consent as stated in point (a) of Article 6(1) or point (a) of Article 9(2) of the GDPR, and no other legal basis for the processing is present, the data subject may withdraw their consent.
The data subject raises an objection to processing in accordance with Article 21(1) of the GDPR and no other valid reasons for processing, or the data subject raises an objection in accordance with Article 21(2) of the GDPR.
Unlawful processing of personal data has occurred.
In order to meet a legal requirement under Union or Member State law, the controller is obligated to destroy the personal data.
In accordance with Article 8(1) of the GDPR, the personal data have been acquired in connection with the provision of information society services.
Contact our Data Protection Officer or another controller employee at any moment if a data subject wishes to seek the erasure of personal data stored by gameandkeys and one of the reasons indicated above applies. The data erasure request must be promptly fulfilled by the Data Protection Officer of gameandkeys or another authorized employee.

In cases where the controller is required to erase personal data due to an obligation under Article 17(1), they should consider the cost of implementation and the state of technology. They should also take reasonable steps, such as technical measures, to notify other controllers that process the personal data that the data subject has requested that they erase any links to, copies of, or replications of that data, as long as processing is not necessary. In certain instances, the appropriate actions will be coordinated by gameandkeys’s Data Protection Officer or another employee.

Processing Restrictions Right
In cases where any of the following occurs, data subjects have the right provided to them by the European legislator to request that the controller restrict processing:

The data subject challenges the controller’s ability to confirm the accuracy of the personal data for a certain period.
The data subject disagrees with the deletion of their personal data and wants their use restricted instead, arguing that the processing is illegal.
The controller is no longer necessary to have the personal data in order to process the data, but the data subject still needs them in order to pursue, establish, or defend legal claims.
While it is being determined whether the controller’s legitimate reasons supersede the data subject’s, the data subject has lodged an objection to processing in accordance with Article 21(1) of the GDPR.
Any time a data subject wants to ask gameandkeys to limit processing of their personal data, they can reach out to our Data Protection Officer or another controller employee, provided that one of the requirements indicated above is true. Processing restriction will be arranged by gameandkeys’s Data Protection Officer or another employee.

Access to Transferable Data
The European parliament has guaranteed the right of every data subject to receive, in a frequently used, machine-readable format, any personal information that has been supplied to a controller. With consent, as stated in point (a) of Article 6(1) or point (a) of Article 9(2) of the GDPR, or a contract, as stated in point (b) of Article 6(1) of the GDPR, and processing carried out by automated means, the controller has the right to transmit those data to another controller without interference from the original controller. This processing must not be necessary for the performance of a task carried out in the public interest or the exercise of official authority vested in the controller.

In addition, as stated in Article 20(1) of the GDPR, data subjects have the right to request that their personal information be transferred directly from one controller to another, provided that this is technically possible and does not infringe on anyone else’s rights and freedoms.

Any time a data subject wishes to exercise their right to data portability, they can get in touch with gameandkeys’s appointed Data Protection Officer or another employee.

Freedom to Disagree
Subjects to processing of personal data based on points (e) or (f) of Article 6(1) of the GDPR have the right, as granted by the European legislature, to object at any time on grounds relevant to their individual circumstances. The same holds true for profiling that is grounded in these regulations.

In the case of an objection, gameandkeys will stop processing the personal data until we can prove that there are very good reasons to do so, which outweigh the data subject’s interests, rights, and freedoms, or where we need to establish, exercise, or defend a legal claim.

The data subject has the right to object at any time to the processing of personal data concerning them for direct marketing purposes if gameandkeys processes such data. As far as profiling is concerned, this is relevant to direct marketing of this kind. If the data subject objects to gameandkeys using their personal information for direct marketing, gameandkeys will stop using their data for that purpose.

Furthermore, as per Article 89(1) of the GDPR, data subjects have the right to object, based on their specific situation, to gameandkeys’s use of their personal data for statistical purposes, scientific or historical research, or other similar purposes, unless such processing is necessary to carry out a task that is in the public interest.

The individual concerned may get in touch with gameandkeys’s Data Protection Officer or another designated employee to assert their right to object. Furthermore, in accordance with Directive 2002/58/EC, the data subject is free to exercise his or her right to object using automated means utilizing technological specifications in relation to the use of information society services.

Personality Profiling and Other Automated Decision-Making
With respect to decisions that have legal consequences for them or similarly substantially impact them, every data subject has the right granted by the European legislator to not have their personal information used for automated processing, including profiling, so long as the decision:

isn’t required to enter into or carry out a contract between a data controller and a data subject; or
violates the controller’s obligations under applicable Union or Member State law that establishes appropriate safeguards for the data subject’s rights, freedoms, and legitimate interests; or
does not depend on the individual’s voluntary approval.
gameandkeys will take appropriate steps to protect the data subject’s rights and freedoms and legitimate interests, including the right to seek human intervention from the controller, voice their opinion, and challenge the decision, if the decision is (1) required for the data subject to enter into or perform a contract with a data controller or (2) based on the data subject’s explicit consent.

At any moment, the data subject can get in touch with gameandkeys’s Data Protection Officer or another controller employee to exercise their rights with regard to automated individual decision-making.

The Ability to Retract Permission for Data Protection
The European parliament has guaranteed the right of every data subject to revoke consent at any moment for the processing of personal data.

At any moment, the data subject can get in touch with gameandkeys’s Data Protection Officer or another controller employee to exercise their right to withdraw consent.

Privacy Rules Regarding Facebook’s App and Usage

The site’s administrator has included Facebook business features on this page. A social network is Facebook.

An online community that facilitates social gatherings and the exchange of information among its members is known as a social network. The Internet community can share personal or business-related information on social networks, which can also facilitate the interchange of ideas and experiences. Facebook is a social networking site that lets users make private profiles, share images, and connect with others by inviting them to be friends.

Located at 1 Hacker Way, Menlo Park, CA 94025, United States, Facebook, Inc. is the operating company of Facebook. Outside of the US and Canada, Facebook Ireland Ltd. at 4 Grand Canal Square, Grand Canal Harbour, Dublin 2, Ireland is the data controller. When a user visits a specific page on this controller-hosted website that includes a Facebook component (Facebook plug-ins), the data subject’s web browser is automatically prompted to download the corresponding Facebook component from Facebook through the Facebook component. Follow this link to see a list of all the Facebook plugins. As this technical process progresses, Facebook learns the precise sub-site the data subject viewed on our website.

With each visit to our website (and throughout the data subject’s stay on our Internet page), Facebook is able to determine which precise sub-site the data subject accessed if the data subject is logged in simultaneously on Facebook. This data is retrieved from the data subject’s Facebook account through the Facebook component. By integrating Facebook buttons into our website, such as the “Like” button, or by requesting a comment from a data subject, Facebook is able to associate the data subject’s actions with their personal Facebook account and save the data.

If the data subject is logged into Facebook at the same time as they call up our website, Facebook will always receive information about their visit through the Facebook component. Whether or not the data subject interacts with the Facebook component is irrelevant; this is what happens. If the data subject would rather not have this information sent to Facebook, they can avoid it by signing out of Facebook before accessing our website.

For more information on how Facebook collects, processes, and uses personal data, see the data protection policy that the company produced (accessible at link). Also covered are the many privacy settings that Facebook provides to shield users’ personal information.

Security Measures for Google Analytics Data Use and Application

Google Analytics is a component that the controller has integrated on this website. One such online analytics service is Google Analytics. Data regarding website users’ actions is gathered and analyzed by web analytics. Among the many pieces of information gathered by a web analysis service are details regarding the referring website (the “referrer”), the specific pages that were viewed, and the frequency and length of time spent on each page. Website optimization and cost-benefit analysis of online advertising are two of the most common uses for web analytics.

Located at 1600 Amphitheatre Pkwy, Mountain View, CA 94043-1351, United States, Google Inc. is the operator of the Google Analytics component.

The Google Analytics feature allows us to examine how people use our website. Google employs the data and information it collects for a variety of purposes, including but not limited to: analyzing our website’s performance, giving us online reports that detail user behavior on our sites, and providing us with additional services related to our website’s performance.

The data subject’s computer gets a cookie from Google Analytics. The previous section defined cookies. By enabling the cookie, Google can monitor how users use our website. Data subjects’ Internet browsers automatically transmit data through the Google Analytics component for online advertising and the settlement of commissions to Google with each call-up to an individual page of this Internet site (operated by the controller) that has a Google Analytics component integrated. In the process of this technological method, Google learns personally identifiable information, like the data subject’s IP address, which helps Google identify where visitors and clicks are coming from and how to pay out commissions.

This information is stored in the cookie along with the data subject’s access time, location, and how often they visit our website. Our website automatically transmits certain personal data, including the data subject’s IP address, to Google in the US whenever a user visits our site. Google keeps all of your personal information on servers located in the USA. Google may share the personally identifiable information gathered from the technical process with other parties.

As mentioned above, the data subject has the option to permanently stop our website from setting cookies by adjusting their web browser settings accordingly. A data subject could also stop Google Analytics from placing a cookie on their computer by making this change to their web browser. Furthermore, you may always use your web browser or another tool to remove any cookies that Google Analytics has already stored.

Data subjects also have the right to object to the collection and processing of their personal information by Google Analytics, which is linked to their use of this website, and to prevent such processing or collection altogether. The data subject is required to install a browser add-on that may be found under the provided link in order for this to work. In order to prevent Google Analytics from receiving data and information on website visits, this browser add-on informs them using JavaScript. Google views the installation of browser add-ons as a complaint. Reinstalling the browser add-ons to stop Google Analytics is the data subject’s responsibility in the event that their information technology system is later destroyed, formatted, or freshly installed. The data subject or another person responsible for their area of expertise may be able to reinstall or activate the browser add-on if they uninstalled it or disabled it.

Google Analytics is further discussed under the following link, where you may also find more information and the relevant data protection provisions of Google.

Guidelines for the Safe Implementation and Operation of Google Remarketing

The site’s administrator has made use of Google Remarketing on this domain. With Google Remarketing, a part of Google AdWords, a business can show ads to people who have visited their website in the past. By incorporating Google Remarketing, a business can build user-based ads and display them to interested Internet users. Google, Inc., 1600 Amphitheatre Pkwy, Mountain View, CA 94043-1351, USA, is the firm that runs the Google Remarketing services.

Google Remarketing is all about showing ads that are relevant to your interests. Ads tailored to each user’s specific interests and demands can be shown on both the Google network and third-party websites using Google Remarketing.

A cookie is placed on the data subject’s computer system by Google Remarketing. The previous section defined cookies. By enabling cookie settings, Google is able to recognize our website visitor on subsequent visits to other websites that are part of the Google advertising network. Google Remarketing automatically identifies the data subject’s web browser with Google with each call-up to an Internet site that has integrated the service. As a result of this technical process, Google collects data about the user, including their IP address and web browsing habits, which it utilizes for various purposes, including displaying ads that are relevant to their interests.

For example, the data subject’s browsing history can be saved in the cookie. Google, located in the United States of America, receives personal information, such as the user’s IP address, whenever they visit our website. Google keeps all of your personal information on servers located in the USA. Google may share the personally identifiable information gathered from the technical process with other parties.

As mentioned above, the data subject has the option to permanently stop our website from setting cookies by adjusting their web browser settings accordingly. By making this change to the user’s web browser, they can also stop Google from placing a cookie on their computer. On top of that, you can always clear your browser’s cache or use another tool to remove Google’s cookies from your computer.

Also, the data subject can choose to not have their interest data used by Google for targeted ads. This can be accomplished by going to www.google.de/settings/ads on each of the data subject’s browsers and making the appropriate adjustments.

You may get more details on Google’s actual data protection policies at the following website.

Terms and Conditions Regarding the Use and Application of Google AdWords for Data Protection

Google AdWords has been integrated on this website by the controller. Ads can be placed in Google search engine results and the Google advertising network through the Google AdWords service, which is an Internet advertising platform. Advertisers can use Google AdWords to pre-define keywords that will only appear in Google search results when users conduct a search that is related to those terms. Ads in the Google Advertising Network are automatically dispersed to appropriate web pages by an algorithm that considers the keywords that have been defined in advance.

Google AdWords is operated by Google Inc. Its address is 1600 Amphitheatre Pkwy, Mountain View, CA 94043-1351, USA.

With Google AdWords, we may promote our website by having relevant ads displayed on other websites and in Google’s search results, as well as by having ads from other websites displayed on our own.

When someone clicks on one of our Google ads and ends up on our website, Google will place a conversion cookie on their computer. The previous section defined cookies. There is no way to identify a data subject using a conversion cookie, and it expires after 30 days. If the cookie hasn’t already expired, we use the conversion cookie to see if specific sub-pages, such an online store’s shopping cart, were accessed from ours. Google and the controller can learn whether a user who clicked on an AdWords ad and ended up making a purchase or not by looking at the conversion cookie.

Google compiles our website’s visit statistics using the data and information gathered through the conversion cookie. To find out how many people have been served by our AdWords ads, how effective each ad has been, and how to improve our AdWords ads going forward, we use these visit statistics. Neither our business nor any other Google AdWords advertiser receives any personally identifying information from Google.

The data subject’s personal information, such as the websites they visited, is saved by the conversion cookie. Google, located in the United States of America, receives personal information, such as the user’s IP address, whenever they visit our website. Google keeps all of your personal information on servers located in the USA. Google may share the personally identifiable information gathered from the technical process with other parties.

The data subject has the right to permanently reject our website’s use of cookies by adjusting their Internet browser settings as described above. This right can be exercised at any moment. Also, if the data subject had this browser setting, Google wouldn’t be able to place a conversion cookie on their computer. Furthermore, Google AdWords cookies can be removed at any moment through web browsers or other software applications.

It is possible for the data subject to object to Google’s interest-based advertisements. As a result, the data subject needs to go to the link in all of their browsers and adjust the settings as they like.

For more information and to view Google’s data privacy policies, click here.

Terms and Conditions Regarding the Use and Application of LinkedIn Data Protection

Parts of LinkedIn Corporation have been incorporated into this website by the controller. LinkedIn allows users to connect with existing business relationships and make new ones through its web-based social network. One of the most popular websites in the world, LinkedIn is also the biggest platform for business interactions.

When it comes to privacy issues outside of the US, LinkedIn Ireland is in charge: Wilton Plaza, Wilton Place, Dublin 2, Ireland. LinkedIn Corporation is the operational corporation of LinkedIn and may be found at 2029 Stierlin Court in Mountain View, CA 94043, USA.

Every time a data subject accesses one of the specific pages on this controller-hosted website that includes a LinkedIn component (LinkedIn plug-in), their Internet browser will be automatically prompted to download and display the corresponding LinkedIn component. Visit https://developer.linkedin.com/plugins for more details regarding the LinkedIn plugin. In the process of this technical method, LinkedIn learns the subpage of our website the data subject clicked on.

If the data subject is also connected into LinkedIn, LinkedIn will be able to tell, with each request to our website and throughout the data subject’s session on our site, which exact subpage of our site the data subject accessed. All of this data is retrieved from the data subject’s LinkedIn profile by use of the LinkedIn component. This information is assigned to the data subject’s personal LinkedIn account and stored by LinkedIn if the data subject clicks on one of the LinkedIn buttons incorporated on our website.

LinkedIn is notified when a data subject visits our website using the LinkedIn component, as long as the data subject is logged in at LinkedIn when they access our website. That happens even if they don’t click the LinkedIn button. The data subject has the option to avoid this communication of information to LinkedIn by checking out of their account before accessing our website, if they so desire.

You can update your ad settings and unsubscribe from targeted advertising, e-mails, and text messages on LinkedIn by clicking the link. Eloqua, Google Analytics, BlueKai, Nielsen, Comscore, DoubleClick, and Lotame are some of the affiliates used by LinkedIn as well.

If you do not want these cookies set, you can disable them under

Click on the link to access LinkedIn’s relevant privacy policy.

To view LinkedIn’s Cookie Policy, please click here.

Data Protection Measures Relating to X’s Implementation and Utilization

The controller has incorporated X components on this webpage. Anyone can see X communications (tweets), even if they aren’t logged into X. Even the user’s so-called followers can see their tweets. Individuals that follow a user’s tweets on X are known as followers. If you want to reach a large audience, X lets you do that with hashtags, links, and retweets.

X, Inc., 1355 Market Street, Suite 900, San Francisco, CA 94103, USA is the operating company of X’s parent corporation.

Whenever the data subject accesses one of the pages on this controller-hosted website that has an X component (X button) embedded, their Internet browser will be automatically prompted to download a display of the corresponding X component. To learn more about the X buttons, visit https://publish.X.com/#. X learns about the data subject’s exact path across our website as this technical method progresses. We want to boost our visitor counts, so we included the X component to re-transmit the contents of this website so that our users can present it to the digital globe.

X is able to determine, for the duration of a data subject’s stay on our Internet site, the specific sub-page of our Internet page the data subject accessed with each call-up to our website if the data subject is logged in simultaneously on X. The data subject’s X account is linked to the information that is gathered through the X component. When a data subject interacts with our website by clicking on an X button, X will assign the information to the data subject’s personal X user account and save it.

If the data subject is logged in on X when they call up our website, X will receive information via the X component that the data subject has visited our website. It makes no difference whether the user selects the X component or not; this happens either way. If the data subject does not want this information sent to X, they can stop it from happening by signing out of their X account before calling our website.

You can find X’s data protection provisions that are relevant to your situation by clicking the link.

Security Measures for gameandkeys Data Transmission

A tracking pixel is in use. The ability to capture and analyze log files in order to do statistical analysis is made possible by tracking pixels, which are small graphics inserted in web pages. Additionally, gameandkeys may place a cookie on the data subject’s computer. The previous section defined cookies. We can learn a lot about how people use our website because of the cookie. We construct usage profiles using the data we get. In order to better serve our customers online, we collect and analyze their usage habits. A separate and express consent from the data subject must be obtained before any data gathered through the gameandkeys component is utilized to identify the data subject. There will be no merging of this data with personally identifiable information or any other data that has the same usage profile. Firmographic information is displayed by default by gameandkeys, which identifies the companies rather than the individuals browsing the website. Only when individuals voluntarily provide consent will their personal information be gathered and kept. Programmatic requests are made to the gameandkeys component from the data subject’s Internet browser on their IT system whenever they access one of our specific sites for online analysis. As part of this technological process, gameandkeys learns about visitor data, like the IP address that requested the page, which helps to determine where visitors and clicks are coming from, among other things. The anonymous data stored by the cookie includes the time of access and the number of times you visit our website. This information, including the data subject’s IP address, is recorded and kept by the gameandkeys server whenever one of our web pages is accessed.

At any moment, the data subject can permanently refuse the setting of cookies by adjusting their web browser settings accordingly. This will prevent our website from setting any cookies. If the data subject made such a change to their web browser, gameandkeys would no longer be able to place a cookie on their computer. Also, you can always clear your browser’s cache or use another tool to remove gameandkeys’s cookies if you no longer want them. We may send data subject information to gameandkeys if the controller selects “gameandkeys” as the lead identification option on their website. In order to use this lead identification option, the controller must consent to the transfer of personal data. Typically, gameandkeys receives first and last names, email addresses, IP addresses, phone numbers (both landline and mobile), and any other information required for lead identification processing. Lead identification is the target of the data transmission. When a controller receives a legitimate interest in their product or service, they are able to transfer personal data to gameandkeys.

The Processing’s Legal Justification

Article 6, paragraph 1, lit. For processing procedures that require consent for a particular purpose, the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) provides the necessary legal basis. Data processing may be justified under Article 6(1) lit. if it is required for the performance of a contract to which the data subject is a party, such as when processing operations are required for the supply of goods or the provision of any other service. b GDPR. This policy also applies to processing operations that are required to carry out pre-contractual procedures, such as answering questions about our products or services. Data processing may be justified on the basis of Art. 6(1) lit. if our business is compelled to do so by law, such as to meet tax requirements. GDPR (c). Data subjects’ or another natural persons’ vital interests may necessitate processing of personal data in very rare instances. If a customer were to sustain an injury while visiting our business, for instance, we would be required to provide his name, age, health insurance information, and possibly other sensitive details to a hospital, doctor, or other outside entity. Based on Art. 6(1) lit., the processing would then take place. d GDPR. Last but not least, processing actions may be grounded in Article 6(1) lit. f GDPR. If processing is required to pursue the legitimate interests of our company or a third party, this legal basis can be used, unless the interests of the data subject or their fundamental rights and freedoms require protection of personal data, or if the processing does not fall under any of the other legal grounds mentioned. Due to their explicit mention by the European legislation, such processing processes are especially allowed. He reasoned that, according to Recital 47, Sentence 2 of the GDPR, a controller’s client status might provide a basis for assuming a legitimate interest in processing personal data.

The Controller’s or a Third Party’s Lawful Pursuit of Interests

If Article 6(1) lit. justifies the processing of personal data etc. According to GDPR, we have a right to pursue our business activities in a way that benefits our shareholders and all of our employees.

How Long the Data Will Remain In Storage

The relevant statutory retention period is the criterion used to establish the duration of personal data storage. Once that time frame has passed and the associated data is no longer needed for contract fulfillment or contract start, it is routinely removed.

Mandatory or Statutory Data Provision; Data Subject Obligation to Provide Data; Potential Repercussions of Data Non-Provision; Data Needed to Enter into a Contract

Please be informed that there are two main sources of personal data collection: contractual requirements (such as information about the business partner) and legal requirements (such as tax regulations). In order to finalize a contract, the data subject may be required to supply us with personal information, which we will then have to handle. For instance, when our organization establishes a contract with the data subject, the data subject is obligated to give us with personal data. The inability to finalize the transaction with the data subject would result from the non-provision of the personal data. The data subject is obligated to notify our Data Protection Officer before to providing any personal data. The data subject is informed by our Data Protection Officer of the following: whether the data subject is obligated to provide the data, the consequences of non-provision, whether the data is required by law or contract, and whether it is necessary for the contract to be concluded.

Automated Decision-Making Systems Already Exist

Our firm does not engage in profiling or automated decision-making because we are an ethical business.