Provide clients with a privacy policy that offers an overview of how their data is processed, and what their rights are in this matter in accordance with Regulation 2016/679 of the European Parliament and Council – General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and other applicable legislation on privacy and data protection, including local legislation that complements the GDPR.
The entity responsible for processing personal data is Detusware – Hardware Design, Unipessoal Lda, a company established under Portuguese law, with headquarters at Rua Eng. Duarte do Amaral, Nº 1273, Pavilhão 8 – Pencelo 4800-109 Guimarães, with Tax ID 514082658 (hereinafter, “Detusware”).
Detusware may also intervene in some processing activities where it may be qualified as a joint controller or processor, which will be informed to the data subject prior to processing.
Detusware appoints a Data Protection Officer (“DPO”).
Any clarification regarding policies or practices related to privacy and information processing can be requested from the designated DPO by sending an email to info@detus.co or by postal mail to Detusware’s address, to the attention of the DPO.
The DPO may also be contacted regarding subscription removal, consent withdrawal, or filing complaints based on a legal violation or of this privacy policy.
Data provided within the relationship between Clients and Clients’ Employees and Detusware are processed in accordance with the following principles:
Purpose: Detusware processes personal data for service provision, commercial support, institutional communication, and compliance with legal obligations.
Legal bases:
Retention periods:
Data may be shared with processors, business partners, and legal authorities, always safeguarding the rights of data subjects and ensuring that recipients comply with the GDPR and other applicable legislation.
The data subject may, at any time, exercise their rights by contacting the DPO:
Detusware may collect data from public sources and legally authorized entities for the purpose of contractual and legal compliance. Collected data includes name, email, phone, address, profession, language, location, among other relevant information.
The data subject is legally obligated to provide information necessary for contractual and legal compliance, as well as to keep it updated.
Data transfer outside the EU only occurs when:
Detusware adopts appropriate technical and organizational measures to protect personal data against loss, destruction, unauthorized access or use. All data is treated confidentially and in accordance with legal standards and good security practices.
Detusware does not perform automated profiling with legal effects, except when necessary for the provision of services, with the data subject being previously informed and all their rights safeguarded.
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Detusware reserves the right to change this privacy policy at any time. Regular consultation is recommended to stay informed of any updates.