Privacy Policy
This Privacy Statement is being accessed by you because you are visiting a website or using a mobile application of the company LOI ASESORES SL . Therefore, this company is processing information about you that constitutes personal data and LOI ASESORES SL considers the protection of your personal data and your privacy to be of the utmost importance.
LOI ASESORES SL , with registered office at CC Guadalmina alta bloq 3 planta 1 puerta 3 29670 Marbella, Málaga , Tax Identification Number: B92803873 and telephone: 951703516, is the Controller of the processing of your personal data, deciding how and why they are processed.
ISSUES ABOUT THE GDPR
What is the GDPR?
The General Data Protection Regulation REGULATION (EU) 2016/679 (“GDPR”) is a new European regulation that adapts the management of personal data to digital environments and the Internet. Its objective is to ensure that individuals have greater control over their data and what entities do with it.
When does the new regulation apply?
The European Union approved the Regulation in 2016. Although for the Member States it comes into force from May 25, 2018.
What changes will it mean for users?
The GDPR adds new rights to those included in the current Spanish regulations. The main one is that the user must be informed at all times of what is being done with his/her data.
What is personal data processing?
Any use of data that involves the collection, recording, storage, processing, modification, consultation, use, blocking, modification, cancellation or deletion, as well as the transfer of data resulting from communications, consultations, interconnections and transfers, is considered data processing.
How to modify the modification of consents?
If you want, you can modify your consents by requesting it by clicking here.
What are the consents that the client has to complete?
We will need the express consent of the client to carry out certain treatments.
Does the client have to accept all consents?
Consenting to all treatments allows LOI ASESORES SL to offer a service as adapted to your needs as possible, but you may also choose not to do so. However, if the client chooses the latter, the Web must process their personal data for the maintenance of the product or service they have contracted and/or legal compliance.
Is not giving consent the same as not answering the form?
In practice, yes. The client who does not complete the consents will be understood as having rejected all of them, so they will not receive those communications that can only be personalized by consent.
How is data portability carried out?
Through the user area, the client accesses data portability and chooses which data they want to port. The recipient (either himself or a third party) receives an email with the information and an SMS with a unique code necessary to request the download of the data
How can the client stop receiving ALL communications?
The client must request it by email by clicking here.
What rights does the client have over their data?
What is the Right of Access?
Regulated in article 15 RGPD. Right that interested parties have in order to obtain information on whether their data is being processed, the purpose of the processing, the origin of the data, the communications or transfers made or planned.
What is the Right of Rectification?
Regulated in article 16 RGPD. Right of interested parties to request that their data that is found to be inaccurate or incomplete be modified.
What is the Right to Object?
Regulated in article 21 RGPD. Right of interested parties to request that a certain processing of personal data not be carried out. Interested parties may only object to data processing that is carried out for legitimate interest as expressed in the aforementioned article.
What is the Right to Portability?
Regulated in article 20 RGPD. Right of interested parties to request the Web to provide their data to another company, or to themselves, if they so request. This must be delivered in a structured, commonly used and machine-readable format. This request may only be made for data whose processing is based on express consent or a contract between both parties, and provided that the processing is carried out by automated means.
What is the Right to Limit Processing?
Regulated in article 18 and 19 of the GDPR. The interested party has the right to request that the processing operations that apply in each case not be applied to his or her personal data. This right may only be exercised in certain restrictive cases.
What is the Right to Deletion (the right to be forgotten)?
Regulated in article 17 of the GDPR. Right that allows individuals to contact loretoolmedo@loiasesores.com to delete their personal data when they are no longer necessary, when consent is withdrawn, they have been processed unlawfully, etc. They must be able to block the data and subsequently eliminate any copy, link or replica of the data, provided that technical means permit this. All of this, provided that it is not prevented by a legal obligation, or it is necessary for the exercise or defense of claims.
What is the Right not to be subject to a decision based solely on the automated processing of your data?
Regulated in article 22 GDPR. Right that allows interested parties to request that no processing of personal data be carried out that involves the owner of the Web making a decision that significantly affects them, and that it be carried out automatically and without human intervention.