PRIVACY
According to the provisions of the article 10 of the Act 675/96 in defence of individuals and other parties as regards the processing of personal data, the joint-stock company Italpreziosi informs You that in case You answer YES to the agreement request here below, that is, if You give Your relevant consent, Your data can be processed, directly or by a third party too, not only to comply with the obligations provided for by law, regulations or the EU legislation in force and especially to carry out all the contractual duties, but also for the following purposes concerning services and/or products in addition to the object of the contract and their possible integrations/evolutions: a) to work out statistical and marketing studies and researches; b) to send advertising and informative material; c) to do direct selling or placement activities; d) to send commercial information; e) to make interactive commercial communications. In case You answer NO, that is, if You don't give Your relevant consent, Your data can be processed, directly or by a third party too, only to carry out all the contractual duties and, of course, to comply with the obligations provided for by law, regulations or the EU legislation in force.
The above-said processings can be executed, by using paper or computer or telecommunication means, also through the action of a third party for which the knowledge of Your data is necessary or functional to the performance of the activity of our company. In any case, processing will take place with appropriate safeguards ensuring security and privacy. The holder of the processing of Your data is the joint-stock company Italpreziosi, which has its office in Arezzo, Via Righi 34. The person in charge of the processing is Mrs Ivana Ciabatti, who elected her domicile at Via Righi 34 - Arezzo for this function. As regards the processing of Your data, You can exercise the rights provided for by the above-mentioned Act 675/96, that we report here below for Your greater convenience: "Article 13 Rights of the person interested (Data Act of 31 december 1996, No. 675: "Protection of individuals and other parties as to the processing of personal data", S.O. of G.U. no. 5 of 8 January 1996). 1. With regard to the processing of personal data, the person interested shall have the right: a) to know - through free access to the register to which the article 31, paragraph 1, letter a) refers - the existence of processing operations which can relate to him or her; b) to be informed of all that was indicated by the article 7, paragraph 4, letters a),b) and h); c) to obtain, from the holder or the person in charge, without delay: 1) confirmation as to whether or not personal data related to him or her being processed (even though they are not registered yet) and communication, in an intelligible form, of the same data and of their origin, besides any information as to the logic and purposes on which the processing is based. Where there are justified reasons, the request can be repeated with an interval not inferior to 90 days; 2) the erasure, the transformation in anonymous form or the blocking of the data processed unlawfully, including those whose storage is not necessary to the purposes for which they were collected or for which they are further processed; 3) the updating, the rectification or, if it is in his or her interest, the integration of the data; 4) the notification that the operations referred to in 2) and 3) were brought to knowledge of those to whom data have been disclosed, unless such an accomplishment proves impossible or involves a disproportionate effort in comparison with the protected right; d) to object, wholly or partly, on legitimate grounds, to the processing of personal data relating to him or her, even though it is pertaining to the purpose of the data collection; e) to object, wholly or partly, to the processing of personal data concerning him or her and provided for by reasons of commercial information (for example, the sending of advertising material) or direct selling, besides the execution of marketing researches or interactive commercial communications; the person interested shall have also the right - no later than the time when the data are first disclosed - to be acquainted by the holder with the possibility to assert this right free of charge. 2. For every request referred to under paragraph 1, letter c), no. 1), a contribution to the expenses can be requested of the person interested, in case it is not confirmed the existence of data concerning him or her; this contribution has not to exceed the costs which have been really borne, according to the conditions and within the limits established by the provisions of the article 33, paragraph 3. 3. The rights set out in paragraph 1, which refer to personal data concerning dead persons, can be exercised by whoever is interested in doing it. 4. The person interested can confer the exercise of the rights referred to in paragraph 1, in writing or by proxy, to individuals or associations. 5. The regulations about the professional secrecy of those who work as journalists still stand, as regards the source of the news; I GIVE MY CONSENT YES NO
As regards the processing of Your data, You can exercise the rights provided for by the above-mentioned Act 675/96, that we report here below for Your greater convenience: "Article 13 Rights of the person interested (Data Act of 31 december 1996, No. 675: "Protection of individuals and other parties as to the processing of personal data", S.O. of G.U. no. 5 of 8 January 1996). 1. With regard to the processing of personal data, the person interested shall have the right: a) to know - through free access to the register to which the article 31, paragraph 1, letter a) refers - the existence of processing operations which can relate to him or her; b) to be informed of all that was indicated by the article 7, paragraph 4, letters a),b) and h); c) to obtain, from the holder or the person in charge, without delay: 1) confirmation as to whether or not personal data related to him or her being processed (even though they are not registered yet) and communication, in an intelligible form, of the same data and of their origin, besides any information as to the logic and purposes on which the processing is based. Where there are justified reasons, the request can be repeated with an interval not inferior to 90 days; 2) the erasure, the transformation in anonymous form or the blocking of the data processed unlawfully, including those whose storage is not necessary to the purposes for which they were collected or for which they are further processed; 3) the updating, the rectification or, if it is in his or her interest, the integration of the data; 4) the notification that the operations referred to in 2) and 3) were brought to knowledge of those to whom data have been disclosed, unless such an accomplishment proves impossible or involves a disproportionate effort in comparison with the protected right; d) to object, wholly or partly, on legitimate grounds, to the processing of personal data relating to him or her, even though it is pertaining to the purpose of the data collection; e) to object, wholly or partly, to the processing of personal data concerning him or her and provided for by reasons of commercial information (for example, the sending of advertising material) or direct selling, besides the execution of marketing researches or interactive commercial communications; the person interested shall have also the right - no later than the time when the data are first disclosed - to be acquainted by the holder with the possibility to assert this right free of charge. 2. For every request referred to under paragraph 1, letter c), no. 1), a contribution to the expenses can be requested of the person interested, in case it is not confirmed the existence of data concerning him or her; this contribution has not to exceed the costs which have been really borne, according to the conditions and within the limits established by the provisions of the article 33, paragraph 3. 3. The rights set out in paragraph 1, which refer to personal data concerning dead persons, can be exercised by whoever is interested in doing it. 4. The person interested can confer the exercise of the rights referred to in paragraph 1, in writing or by proxy, to individuals or associations. 5. The regulations about the professional secrecy of those who work as journalists still stand, as regards the source of the news;
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