Privacy Statement “Newsletter”

In carrying out our activities, we pay the closest attention to the security and confidentiality of the personal data of our users and customers, in compliance with the applicable data protection legislation and according to the principles of necessity, fairness, lawfulness, proportionality, and transparency.

You will find information below on how we process your personal data. Please note that this Privacy Statement does not apply to data processing carried out by or through third-party web pages linked to this website, as we have no influence or control over their configuration and content. We therefore recommend that you consult the relevant privacy and cookie policies.

 

  1. Who are the Joint Data Controllers and how to contact them?

The Joint Data Controllers of the processing of your personal data carried out through this site are:

- Temakinho S.p.A., with registered office at Via Francesco Petrarca, 6 - 20123 Milan (hereinafter also “Temakinho”);

- Temakinho UK Ltd., with registered office at The Meads Business Center Hampshire, C/O Solution4Caterers Ltd, GU147SR, London, UK (hereinafter also “Temakinho UK”);

- Temakinho España SL., with registered office at Puerto Deportivo Marina Botafoch, local 113, Bajos, 07800, Ibiza, Baleares, España (hereinafter also “Temakinho España”).

You can contact each of the Contributors by ordinary mail, by writing to the address of their respective registered offices, or by email, at privacy@temakinho.com.

For information on the main content of the existing Joint Ownership Agreement between the aforementioned Joint Data Controllers, see paragraph 5 below.

 

  1. Which categories of personal data do we process? And what methods do we use to process them?

What personal data we collect and how we collect it depends on the products you purchase or the services you request, and how you interacted with Temakinho. In some cases, we can receive them from third parties, if you have given these subjects the consent to share them.

For the sending of the newsletter, we process the following categories of personal data:

  • email address;
  • data from cookies, web beacons, and other similar technologies. For more details, please see our cookie

Your data may be processed with manual or IT tools, able to ensure security, confidentiality, and prevent unauthorised access.

 

  1. When do we collect your personal data?

We collect your personal data when you:

  • subscribe to our newsletter through an express consent;
  • book a table through the 'Book a table' section of the website, by ticking the appropriate box for the sending of newsletters;
  • browse on our site. For this, we use cookies (small text files that are installed on your browser) and other techniques such as web beacons (small image files). For more details, including how to disable them, please see our cookie policy;

If you provide us with personal data on someone else's behalf, you must first ensure that the Data Subjects have read this Privacy Statement.

We ask you to help us to keep your personal data up to date, informing us of any changes that may occur and we ask you not to include in your messages to us personal data concerning third parties or 'sensitive' data (meaning those that could reveal your racial or ethnic origin, your political opinions, religious or philosophical beliefs, your trade union membership, your genetic, biometric or health data, or data about your sex life or sexual orientation). Should you send such data, we will delete this information.

 

 

  1. For what purposes can we process your data? What is the legal basis for each of these purposes? And what happens if you don't give us your data?

The processing of personal data must be legitimised by one of the legal requirements (so-called 'legal basis') provided by current data protection legislation, as described below:

  1. sending of newsletters, containing news or information, initiatives and activities, carried out using remote communication tools (such as email). Legal basis of the processing: your express consent; failure to provide the same does not have consequences for contractual relationships. You can always withdraw consent as per paragraph 9. In the absence of consent or the event of its withdrawal, commercial communications will not be sent;
  2. performance of activities functional to any sales of companies and business units, acquisitions, mergers, demergers, transformations, and the performance of such operations. Legal basis of the processing: our legitimate interest in carrying out such operations. Processing for this purpose is not mandatory and you can oppose it in the manner referred to in paragraph 9 below. In the latter case, we will not be able to process your personal data for this purpose, unless we can show that there are overriding legitimate reasons;
  3. offer online advertising and sending commercial communications based on your interests through the use of cookies. Legal basis of the processing: your express consent; failure to provide the same does not have consequences for contractual relationships. If you have not given your consent or have subsequently withdrawn it, we will not be able to offer online advertising and/or proceed with the above commercial communications via cookies. To control the use of cookies and possibly disable them, please see our cookie policy;
  4. fulfilment of legal obligations or orders of public authorities, concerning, and based on, the data you provide for the pursuit of the above purposes. Legal basis of the processing: fulfilment of a legal obligation. If you do not provide us with your data, we will not be able to carry out the main purpose (among those listed above) for which your data have been requested;
  5. to defend our rights before the judicial authorities. Legal basis of the processing: our legitimate interest in asserting and defending our rights. Processing for this purpose is not mandatory, and you can oppose it in the manner referred to in paragraph 9 below. In the latter case, we will not be able to process your personal data for this purpose, unless we can prove that there are overriding legitimate reasons.

 

  1. What is the main content of the existing joint ownership agreement between the Joint Data Controllers?

Under the Joint Ownership Agreement between the Joint Data Controllers and concerning the processing of your personal data through this section of this website, Temakinho, Temakinho UK and Temakinho España carry out, each for its geographical area, processing related to:

- offer online advertising and sending commercial communications based on your interests through the use of cookies;

- performance of activities functional to any sales of companies and business units, acquisitions, mergers, demergers, transformations, and the performance of such operations.

- fulfilment of legal obligations or orders of public authorities,

- defence of our rights before the judicial authorities.

Temakinho exclusively carries out processing related to:

- sending of newsletter. 

It is understood that each of the Joint Data Controllers undertakes to comply with the applicable data protection legislation and is liable for any violations attributable to it.

  1. To whom may we disclose your data?

Except for cookies as specified in the cookie policy, for the pursuit of each of the purposes referred to in paragraph 4 above, your personal data collected through this site may be disclosed to the following categories of subjects:

  1. Our employees assigned specifically to process your data, in particular marketing and sales personnel;
  2. providers of legal advice and assistance services;
  3. providers of IT services including software support, or archiving;
  4. any company used to provide us with a service;
  5. the police, government agencies, regulatory bodies, courts or other public authorities authorised by law;
  6. third parties or bodies to which the communication of data is required by law.

In addition, for the purposes referred to in letter b) of paragraph 4 above (carrying out of company transfers and extraordinary transactions), we disclose your data to transferee companies or company branches, potential purchasers of one of the Joint Data Controllers and companies involved in, or resulting from, any mergers, demergers, transformations.

The subjects mentioned above may act, depending on the case, as data controllers or autonomous data controllers. Other than to these subjects, your data will not be disclosed.

  1. We transfer your data outside the European Union and the European Economic Area?

We also transfer your data to US service providers to send newsletters.

The transfer of your data to this country takes place in any case in compliance with the applicable regulations and international treaties. In particular, the suppliers to whom we transfer your data have subscribed to the so-called 'Privacy Shield' (https://www.garanteprivacy.it/web/guest/home/docweb/-/docweb-display/docweb/5306161).

You have the right to obtain a copy of the data held abroad and to obtain information on the place where such data are kept by expressly requesting it from us at the addresses indicated in paragraph 1 above.

  1. How long do we retain your data?

Except for cookies as specified in the cookie policy, we store your data for different periods depending on the purposes for which you have communicated them to us. More precisely:

  1. for sending our newsletter: for 24 months including the day you gave us your details;
  2. to offer online advertising and to send with commercial communications based on your interests through the use of cookies and, more generally, for the data collected through cookies: we encourage you to read our cookie policy;
  3. to comply with legal obligations or orders from public authorities: for as long as the legislation in force allows;
  4. solely to defend and assert our rights also before the judicial authorities: from the day you provided us with your data, for the next 10 years, unless retention for a longer period is required for any disputes, requests by the competent authority or under applicable law;
  5. for the performance of activities functional to any sales of companies and business units, and to extraordinary operations (such as acquisitions, mergers, etc.): the retention periods indicated above shall apply according to the corresponding purpose concretely pursued.

 

  1. What are your rights concerning the processing of your personal data?

We guarantee that you can exercise your rights under Article 12.2 of EU Regulation No. 679/2016 (so-called 'GDPR') at any time. In particular, you have the right to:

- to have access to your data;

- request the rectification of your inaccurate personal data or the integration of incomplete data;

- obtain the erasure of your personal data in the presence of one of the reasons envisaged by the GDPR; 

- request to limit the processing only to specific personal data, if one of the reasons provided for in the Regulation occurs; 

- if we process your personal data using automated systems based on your consent or a contract, to request to receive your personal data in a structured, commonly used and readable format from an automatic device or to request their transmission to another data controller without hindrance;

- object in whole or in part to the processing of your personal data; 

- withdraw your consent to the processing at any time if it is based on consent, without prejudice to the lawfulness of the corresponding processing until the time of withdrawal.

You can exercise these rights by sending us the appropriate communication at the addresses indicated in paragraph 1 above.

Furthermore, you always have the right to lodge a complaint with the national Data Protection Authority, i.e., UK National Security Authority (UK NSA), that you can contact through https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/uk-national-security-authority-privacy-notice/uk-national-security-authority-privacy-notice#contact-details.

 

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