Legal Notice
Personal Data Protection and Information Management
Identifying Information
Legal Company Name: Desarrollo Global Digital, S.L.
Address: C/ Alejandro Hidalgo 3, 35005, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria.
Contact Email: info@creativadigital360.com
CIF: B76241462
Information Clause
In accordance with Organic Law 15/1999 of December 13, on Personal Data Protection and Law 34/2002 of July 11, on Information Society Services and Electronic Commerce, the personal data provided by the CLIENT during the hiring process and thereafter, including email addresses, will be included in a file registered with the Spanish Data Protection Agency, for which Desarrollo Global Digital, S.L. is responsible.
The CLIENT declares that all the data they provide is accurate and commits to keeping it updated and communicating any changes to the file controller.
The collection and processing of personal data aim to maintain the contractual relationship between both parties, as well as the execution, management, administration, provision, expansion, and improvement of services, and the issuance of the corresponding invoice. Desarrollo Global Digital, S.L. may send comercial information about its products and/or services that it considers relevant to the client.
By accepting the budget and submiting any information through any electronic form, email, fax, SMS, or equivalent means, the user expressly and unequivocally consents (Art. 6 LOPD) to the incorporation of their personal data into the Desarrollo Global Digital, S.L. file and, consequently, to its processing as described.
If the CLIENT provides Desarrollo Global Digital, S.L. with personal data of third parties, they are required to comply with the obligations under Law 15/1999 (LOPD) and other applicable regulations, specifically the obligations to inform and request consent from the data subjects. Under no circumstances will Desarrollo Global Digital, S.L. be responsible for such files.
The CLIENT may contact Desarrollo Global Digital, S.L. as the file controller to exercise their rights of access, rectification, cancellation, and opposition to the use and transfer of data, as well as the right to revoke their consent for data transfer in the terms specified in Law 15/1999, by submiting a written and signed request, addressed to the holder, which should include the name and surname, address for notifications, a copy of the National Identity Document or passport, and a detailed description of the exercised right.
Desarrollo Global Digital, S.L. has adopted the legally required levels of security for personal data protection and strives to install additional technical protection measures. However, the CLIENT must be aware that:
Internet security measures are not impregnable, the networks used on the Internet are not secure, and any communication sent through this medium can be intercepted or modified by unauthorized persons.
Data Processing on Behalf of Third Parties (Article 12 LOPD)
To provide this service, as the file controller (Desarrollo Global Digital, S.L.) may need to access the files of the file owner (CLIENT) in some cases, this data processing will not be considered a transfer or communication of data but rather access on behalf of a third party in accordance with Article 12 of the LOPD (Law 15/1999).
The purpose of processing personal data will be to provide the contracted service.
The file controller expressly states that the level of data to be processed now and in the future is basic. Processing data at a level higher than basic without prior consent from the controller will allow the controller to terminate the contract.
The processor will process personal data only based on the instructions provided by the controller in writing and will not apply the data processing for
purposes other than those specified in this contract.
The processor acknowledges that personal data is strictly confidential and commits to not disclosing it to third parties, even for storage, except for the
RESPONSIBLE PARTY.
In compliance with Article 12.2 of Law 15/1999, the processor is required to implement the necessary technical and organizational measures as stated in Article 9 of the aforementioned Organic Law 15/1999 and Royal Decree 1720/2007 of December 21, approving the regulation on the development of Organic Law 15/1999, which guarantees the security and integrity of personal data and prevents alteration, loss, treatment, or unauthorized access.
The processor declares and recognizes that the ownership of the file belongs to the CLIENT/RESPONSIBLE PARTY, who exercises all rights and powers over it.
Once the contractual service has been fulfilled, and in accordance with the conditions agreed or legally required, the data used by the PROCESSOR and any materials or documents containing personal data must be destroyed or returned.
However, both parties expressly agree that the service will not be considered fulfilled as per Article 12.3 of Organic Law 15/1999 until the data controller expressly agrees with the processor’s actions. Only then will the processor proceed as outlined in Article 12.3.
Information Society Services Act
As stated in Article 11 of the LSSICE, Desarrollo Global Digital S.L. is required to cooperate with the competent authority, so it will interrupt the service if ordered by a competent body in the exercise of its legally assigned functions and Will provide the data requested by law enforcement authorities by judicial order.
To perform the contracted activity, legal texts such as Privacy Policies or similar may be required. The CLIENT must provide these texts to the PROVIDER. The PROVIDER is exempt from any subsequent legal responsibility if the CLIENT does not provide or provides incorrect texts, as the CLIENT is responsible for their accuracy and veracity.
Confidentiality
Both parties acknowledge that, by virtue of their contractual relationship, they may have access to confidential information, and therefore, they commit to
keeping all data they access during the commercial relationship secret and confidential.
Therefore, all information or documentation provided by one party to the other in the course of this contract will be considered confidential and exclusive to the provider and cannot be used by either party for purposes unrelated to the contract.
Traducción: This confidentiality obligation must be maintained during the contract’s term and after its termination and will have retroactive effects on any information accessed by the parties before signing this contract.