Personal data
Privacy policy
This policy explains how personal data are processed under the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and Spain’s Organic Law 3/2018 on Personal Data Protection and the Guarantee of Digital Rights (LOPDGDD).
Data controller
Controller: Andrii Brychka, sole trader (autónomo).
NIE: Z2823373J.
Address: CL Zoa 62, 4, 03182 Torrevieja (Alicante), Spain.
Email: andriibrychka06@gmail.com.
Telephone: +34 623 239 926.
Purpose and data processed
Personal data are used to handle enquiries and quotation requests received by telephone, WhatsApp, email or through the website form. This may include identification and contact details, together with information about goods, volume, area, duration and dates supplied by the enquirer.
Legal basis
Processing is based on the individual’s consent and, where they request information or a quotation, on taking pre-contractual steps at their request.
Retention
Data are kept for as long as the relationship continues or they are needed to handle the enquiry and, afterwards, for the periods required by legal obligations and applicable limitation periods.
Recipients and external services
Data are not disclosed to third parties unless required by law. If an individual chooses to contact us through WhatsApp or email, their data will also be processed through those third-party services under the privacy policies and terms applicable to each service.
International transfers
The controller does not make international data transfers. External providers chosen by the individual may process data under the policies and terms applicable to each service.
Website form
The form prepares an email or WhatsApp message on the individual’s device for them to review and send. The website does not transmit or store form data on a server.
Data protection rights
Individuals may request access to or rectification or erasure of their data, object to processing, request restriction of processing and exercise the right to data portability. To do so, email andriibrychka06@gmail.com, state which right is being exercised and provide enough information to identify the request.
Individuals may also lodge a complaint with the Spanish Data Protection Agency (Agencia Española de Protección de Datos, www.aepd.es).