Hi, welcome!

If you're here, it's a sure sign that you value your privacy. I understand this perfectly, which is why I am giving you a document in which you will find in one place the rules for the processing of personal data and the use of cookies and other tracking technologies in connection with the functioning of the website www.inno-info.com

Formal information at the beginning – the administrator of the website is Lilianna Cerlich, running a business "inno-info", Amsterdamer Str. 24, 40474 Duesseldorf, Germany, hi@inno-info.com

This privacy policy has been structured in the form of questions and answers. The choice of this form was dictated by the care for the clarity and legibility of the information presented to you. Below you will find a table of contents of this policy corresponding to the questions I answer in turn.

Who is the Administrator of your personal data?

Who can you contact regarding the processing of your personal data?

What Information Do I Have About You?

Where do I get your personal information from?

Is Your Data Safe?

For what purposes do I process your personal data?

User account details

Complaints and withdrawals from the contract – details

How long will I keep your personal information?

Who are the recipients of your personal data?

What rights do you have in connection with the processing of your personal data?

Do I use cookies and what exactly are they?

Why do I use cookies?

Can you disable cookies?

What do I use first-party cookies for?

What third-party cookies are used?

Google Ads - details

Do I Track Your Behavior On My Website?

Am I Targeting You for Advertising Purposes?

How can you manage your privacy?

What Are Server Logs?

Is There Anything Else You Should Know?

Is this privacy policy subject to change?

 

If you have any doubts about the privacy policy, you can contact me at any time by sending a message to hi@inno-info.com

Who is the Administrator of your personal data?

The administrator of personal data is Lilianna Cerlich, conducting the business activity "inno-info", Amsterdamer Str. 24, 40474 Duesseldorf, Germany, hi@inno-info.com

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Who can you contact regarding the processing of your personal data?

As part of the implementation of personal data protection in my organization, a decision was made not to appoint a personal data protection officer due to the fact that it is not mandatory in my situation. In matters related to the protection of personal data and broadly understood privacy, you can contact us at the e-mail address hi@inno-info.com

What Information Do I Have About You?

Depending on the purpose, we may process the following information about you:

1. name and surname,

2. Address

3. business address,

4. NIP number,

5. e-mail,

6. number by phone,

7. data contained in e-mail correspondence,

8. details of orders placed in the online store,

9. bank account number,

10. IP address,

11. approximate location,

12. image (profile picture),

13. statistics related to the newsletters received,

14. Your favorite email client

15. interest in specific topics,

16. the content of comments / opinions added on the website.

I have described the scope of processed data precisely in relation to each purpose of processing. Information in this regard can be found later in this policy.

What is more, I use tools that collect a range of information about you related to the use of my website. This includes, in particular, the following information:

1. information about the operating system and web browser,

2. viewed subpages,

3. time spent on the site,

4. transitions between individual subpages,

5. clicks on individual links,

6. The source from which you navigate to the page

7. the age range you are in,

8. Your gender,

9. Your approximate location limited to the locality.

10. Your interests based on your online activity.

This information is referred to in the following section of this privacy policy as "Anonymous Information".

Anonymous Information itself is not, in my opinion, personal data, because it does not allow me to identify you and I do not combine it with typical personal data I collect about you. However, taking into account the strict jurisprudence of the Court of Justice of the European Union and the divided opinions among lawyers, out of caution, in the event that the nature of personal data is attributed to Anonymous Information, this privacy policy also provides detailed explanations regarding the processing of this information.

Since Anonymous Information is collected by external tools that I use (tools are discussed in detail later in the privacy policy), Anonymous Information is also processed by tool providers on the terms resulting from their terms and conditions and privacy policies.

Anonymous Information is also used by the providers of individual tools to provide, improve, manage, develop new services, measure the effectiveness of advertising, protect against fraud and abuse, and personalize the content and advertising you see on particular services, sites, and applications.

Where do I get your personal information from?

Most of the time, you pass them on yourself. This happens when:

1. you register a user account,

2. you place an order,

3. you send a complaint or withdraw from the contract,

4. you subscribe to the newsletter,

5. you add a comment / opinion,

6. you contact via e-mail,

7. You follow social media profiles or interact with social media content.

In addition, some information about you may be automatically collected by the tools I use:

1. the mechanism of the website and the newsletter system collect your IP address,

2. the newsletter system mechanism collects information about your activity in relation to the content sent to you as part of the newsletter, such as opening messages, clicking on links, etc.,

1. third-party tools that use cookies (the tools are described in more detail later in the Privacy Policy) collect Anonymous Information related to your activities on the website.

Is Your Data Safe?

I care about the security of your personal data. I have analysed the risks associated with the various processes of processing your data, and then implemented appropriate security and personal data protection measures. I monitor the condition of the technical infrastructure on an ongoing basis, train the staff, look at the procedures used, and introduce the necessary improvements. If you have any questions about your personal data, I am at your disposal at hi@inno-info.com

For what purposes do I process your personal data?

There is more than one of these goals. Below is a list of them, followed by a more detailed discussion. The respective legal bases for the processing have also been assigned to the individual purposes:

1. user account management – Article 6(1)(b) of the GDPR,

2. order processing – Article 6(1)(b) of the GDPR,

3. recovery of an abandoned cart – Article 6(1)(f) of the GDPR,

4. handling complaints or withdrawal from the contract – Article 6(1)(f) of the GDPR,

5. newsletter service – Article 6(1)(f) of the GDPR,

6. handling comments – Article 6(1)(f) of the GDPR,

7. handling correspondence – Article 6(1)(f) of the GDPR,

8. fulfilment of tax and accounting obligations – Article 6(1)(c) of the GDPR in connection with the relevant provisions of tax law,

9. creating an archive for the purposes of a possible need to defend, establish or pursue claims – Article 6(1)(f) of the GDPR,

10. social media service – Article 6(1)(f) of the GDPR,

11. analysis and statistics using only Anonymous Information – Article 6(1)(f) of the GDPR,

12. own marketing using only Anonymous Information – Article 6(1)(f) of the GDPR,

User account details

When creating a user account, you need to provide the data necessary to create an account: e-mail address and password. Providing data is voluntary, but necessary to create an account.

As part of editing your account data, you can provide your further data, in particular data that can be used when placing orders, such as name and surname, address of residence or place of business, tax identification number, telephone number. You can also set your avatar when editing your account details, such as a profile picture that includes your image.

If you create an account through integration with an account in a social networking site, on the basis of your prior authorization, I will gain access to certain data collected as part of the account in the social network (name and surname, e-mail address, profile photo).

You can modify the information you provide in connection with registering for a user account at any time. However, if you have created an account using the integration with your social media account, the data collected from this social network cannot be modified.

The data provided by you in connection with the creation of the account are processed in order to provide you with an electronic service consisting in providing you with the possibility of using the user account. This service is provided on the basis of an agreement concluded on the terms described in the terms and conditions, which means that in this respect the legal basis for the processing of your personal data is Article 6(1)(b) of the GDPR.

The data will be stored for the duration of the user account operation, and then until the expiry of the limitation period for claims related to the user account service. 

Orders – details

When placing an order, you must provide the data necessary for its execution: e-mail address, name and surname, invoice data.

Each order is saved in the database, which means that your personal data assigned to the order is also accompanied by information about the order, such as the date and time of placing the order, the order identification number, transaction ID, the subject of the order, the price, method and date of payment, the date and time of downloading the purchased digital content.

The data collected in connection with the order are processed for the purpose of:

1. performance of a contract concluded by placing an order (Article 6(1)(b) of the GDPR),

2. issuing an invoice (Article 6(1)(c) of the GDPR in connection with the relevant regulations governing the issue of invoices),

3. including the invoice in the accounting documentation and the fulfilment of other tax and accounting obligations (Article 6(1)(c) of the GDPR in connection with the relevant regulations governing tax and accounting obligations),

4. inclusion in the archive for the purposes of the possible need to defend, establish or pursue claims (Article 6(1)(f) of the GDPR).

Data on orders are processed for the time necessary to complete the order, and then until the expiry of the limitation period for claims under the concluded contract.

Remember also that I am obliged to keep accounting documentation, which may contain your personal data, for the period required by law.

You can access your order data at any time. However, it is not possible to rectify this data, except for a note or a correction invoice if it was issued incorrectly. I would like to inform you that until the expiry of the limitation period for claims under the contract, I see my overriding interest in storing data about orders.

Complaints and withdrawals from the contract – details

If you file a complaint or withdraw from the contract, you provide personal data included in the complaint or the statement of withdrawal from the contract, which includes your name and surname, address of residence, telephone number, e-mail address, bank account number. Providing data is voluntary, but necessary to file a complaint or withdraw from the contract.

The data provided in connection with the submission of a complaint or withdrawal from the contract are used for the purpose of the complaint procedure or the withdrawal procedure, and then for archiving purposes, which constitutes a legitimate interest (Article 6(1)(f) of the GDPR).

The data will be processed for the time necessary to carry out the complaint procedure or the withdrawal procedure. Complaint documents will be stored until the warranty entitlement expires. Declarations of withdrawal from the agreement will be stored together with accounting documentation for the period required by law.

Newsletter details

By subscribing to the newsletter, you provide your name and e-mail address. Providing data is voluntary, but necessary to subscribe to the newsletter.

In addition, the system used to handle the newsletter saves your IP address that you used to sign up for the newsletter, determines your approximate location, the email client you use to handle your email, and tracks your actions in connection with the messages sent to you. Therefore, I also have information about which messages you have opened, within which messages you have clicked on links, etc.

The data provided by you in connection with subscribing to the newsletter are used to send you the newsletter, and the legal basis for their processing is the legitimate interest (Article 6(1)(f) of the GDPR) consisting in sending messages to you after you have given your consent to it.

When it comes to the processing of information that does not come from you and has been collected automatically by the mailing system, I rely in this respect on my legitimate interest (Article 6(1)(f) of the GDPR) consisting in the analysis of the behavior of newsletter subscribers in order to optimize mailing activities.

You can unsubscribe from the newsletter at any time by clicking on the dedicated link in each newsletter message or simply by contacting me.

Despite the resignation from the newsletter, your data will still be stored in the database in order to identify the returning subscriber and possibly defend claims related to sending you the newsletter, in particular for the purpose of demonstrating the fact that you have given your consent to receive the newsletter and the moment of its withdrawal, which is a legitimate interest referred to in Article 6(1)(f) of the GDPR.

You can modify your data provided for the purpose of receiving the newsletter at any time by clicking on the appropriate link visible in each message sent as part of the newsletter or simply by contacting me.

Correspondence handling – details

By contacting you by e-mail, you naturally provide your personal data contained in the content of the correspondence, in particular your e-mail address and name and surname. Providing data is voluntary, but necessary to make contact.

In this case, your data is processed in order to contact you, and the basis for the processing is Article 6(1)(f) of the GDPR, i.e. legitimate interest. The legal basis for the processing after the end of contact is also the legitimate interest in the form of archiving correspondence for the purpose of ensuring the possibility of proving certain facts in the future (Article 6(1)(f) of the GDPR).

The content of the correspondence may be archived and I am not able to clearly determine when it will be deleted. You have the right to demand the history of correspondence you have with me (if it was subject to archiving), as well as to demand its deletion, unless its archiving is justified due to overriding interests, e.g. defence against potential claims on your part.

Tax and accounting obligations – details

If I issue an invoice for you, it is part of the accounting documentation, which will be stored for the period required by law. In such a situation, your personal data is processed in order to fulfil my tax and accounting obligations (Article 6(1)(c) of the GDPR in connection with the relevant provisions governing tax and accounting obligations).

Archive – details

As part of the description of the individual purposes of personal data processing, the time limits for storing personal data are indicated. These deadlines are often related to the archiving of specific data in order to ensure the possibility of proving certain facts in the future, reconstructing the course of cooperation with the client, the exchanged correspondence, defending, establishing or pursuing claims. In this respect, I rely on the legitimate interest referred to in Article 6(1)(f) of the GDPR.

Social media – details

If you follow my social media profiles or interact with the content I post on social media, I naturally see your data that is publicly available on your social media profile. I process this data only within the social network in question and only for the purpose of operating the social network, which is a legitimate interest referred to in Article 6(1)(f) of the GDPR.

Your use of social networking sites is subject to the terms and conditions and privacy policies of the administrators of these sites, and these administrators provide you with services by electronic means, fully independently and independently.

I encourage you to use social networking sites consciously and take care of your privacy within them, in particular by carefully choosing the content you make public and managing your privacy settings.

Analysis and statistics in detail

I conduct analytical and statistical activities using tools described in detail in the further part of the privacy policy. As part of the analytical tools, I only have access to Anonymous Information.

As mentioned earlier, Anonymous Information itself does not, in my opinion, be personal data, as it does not allow me to identify you and does not compare it with the typical personal data I collect about you. However, taking into account the strict jurisprudence of the Court of Justice of the European Union and the divided opinions among lawyers, out of caution, in the event that the nature of personal data is attributed to Anonymous Information, this privacy policy also provides detailed explanations regarding the processing of this information.

The processing of Anonymous Information is based on the legitimate interest referred to in Article 6(1)(f) of the GDPR. The legitimate interest lies in the creation, review and analysis of statistics related to user activity on the website in order to draw conclusions that allow the website to be subsequently optimized.

I am unable to provide you with access to Anonymous Information about you, as we are unable to assign any of the Anonymous Information to any specific user. From the level of external tools, we only have access to a set of statistics and information not assigned to specific people.

However, you can object to the processing of Anonymous Information about you by disabling third-party cookies in the cookie settings triggered by clicking the link in the footer of the website.

How long will I keep your personal information?

The data storage periods have been indicated separately in relation to each purpose of processing. You will find this information within the details dedicated to each separate purpose of processing. Most of the data is deleted after the expiry of the limitation period for claims.

Who are the recipients of your personal data?

I will risk saying that modern business is not able to do without services provided by third parties. I also use such services. Some of these services involve the processing of your personal data. External service providers who are involved in the processing of your personal data are:

1. a hosting provider that stores data on the server,

2. provider of the cloud computing service where files that may contain your personal data are stored,

3. provider of the mailing system in which your data is stored if you are a newsletter subscriber,

4. provider of the CRM system in which I store your data in order to improve the customer service process and for archival purposes,

5. provider of the invoicing system in which your data is stored for the purpose of issuing an invoice,

6. an accounting office that processes your data visible on invoices,

7. an entity providing technical support services that obtains access to the data if the technical work carried out relates to areas where personal data is located,

8. other subcontractors who gain access to the data if the scope of their activities requires such access.

All the entities listed above process your data on the basis of concluded agreements for entrusting the processing of personal data and guarantee an adequate level of personal data protection.

If necessary, your data may be made available to a legal advisor or an advocate bound by professional secrecy. The need may arise from the need to use legal assistance requiring access to your personal data.

Your personal data may also be transferred to tax offices to the extent necessary to perform tax, settlement and accounting obligations. This applies in particular to all declarations, reports, statements and other accounting documents in which your personal data is located.

In addition, if necessary, your personal data may be made available to entities, bodies or institutions authorized to obtain access to data on the basis of legal provisions, such as police services, security services, courts, prosecutor's offices.

Your data is made available to courier companies to the extent necessary to deliver your order. These companies become independent controllers of your personal data.

In addition, when it comes to Anonymous Information, it is accessed by providers of tools or plug-ins that collect Anonymous Information. The providers of these tools are independent controllers of the data collected in them and may share this data on the terms set out by them in their own terms and privacy policies, which I have no influence on. 

What rights do you have in connection with the processing of your personal data?

 

The GDPR grants you the following potential rights related to the processing of your personal data:

1. the right to access your data and receive a copy of it,

2. the right to rectify (correct) your data,

3. the right to delete data (if in your opinion there are no grounds for your data to be processed, you can demand its removal),

4. the right to limit data processing (you can request that the processing of data be limited only to their storage or performance of activities agreed with you, if in your opinion I have incorrect data or I process it unjustifiably),

5. the right to object to the processing of data (you have the right to object to the processing of data on the basis of a legitimate interest; you should indicate a specific situation which, in your opinion, justifies the cessation of the processing covered by the objection; I will stop processing your data for these purposes, unless I demonstrate that the grounds for data processing override your rights or that your data is necessary for me to determine),  pursuing or defending claims),

6. the right to data portability (you have the right to receive in a structured, commonly used and machine-readable format the personal data that you have provided on the basis of a contract or your consent; you can have this data sent directly to another entity),

7. the right to withdraw consent to the processing of personal data, if you have previously given such consent,

8. the right to lodge a complaint with the supervisory authority (if you find that I process my data unlawfully, you can lodge a complaint in this matter with the President of the Office for Personal Data Protection or another competent supervisory authority).

The rules related to the exercise of the above-mentioned rights are described in detail in Articles 16 – 21 of the GDPR. I encourage you to read these regulations. For my part, I consider it necessary to explain to you that the rights indicated above are not absolute and will not be available to you in relation to all activities of processing your personal data. 

 

I would like to emphasize that you always have one of the rights indicated above - if you believe that the personal data protection regulations have been violated during the processing of your personal data, you have the right to lodge a complaint with the supervisory authority (the President of the Office for Personal Data Protection).

You can also always request that I provide you with information about what data I have about you and for what purposes I process it. All you have to do is send a message to hi@inno-info.com. However, I have made every effort to ensure that the information you are interested in is comprehensively presented in this privacy policy. You can also use the e-mail address provided above if you have any questions related to the processing of your personal data.

Do I use cookies and what exactly are they?

My website, like almost all other websites, uses cookies.

Cookies are small pieces of text information stored on your end device (e.g. computer, tablet, smartphone), which can be read by my ICT system (own cookies) or by third-party ICT systems (third-party cookies). Cookies can save and store certain information, which can then be accessed by ICT systems for specific purposes.

Some of the cookies used are deleted at the end of the web browser session, i.e. when you close it (so-called session cookies). Other cookies are stored on your device and allow your browser to be recognized the next time you visit the website (persistent cookies).

If you want to learn more about cookies as such, you can read this material, for example.

Why do I use cookies?

I use cookies on the basis of your consent, except when cookies are necessary for the proper provision of electronic services to you.

Cookies that are not necessary for the proper provision of electronic services remain blocked until you consent to the use of cookies. During your first visit to the website, I display a message asking for your consent along with the possibility of managing cookies, i.e. deciding which cookies you agree to and which you want to block.

Remember that disabling or limiting the use of cookies may prevent the use of some of the functions available on the website and cause difficulties in using the website, as well as many other websites that use cookies. For example, if you block social media plugin cookies, the buttons, widgets and social features implemented on the website may not be available to you.

Can you disable cookies?

Yes, you can manage your cookie settings within your web browser. You can block all or some cookies. You can also block cookies from specific websites. You can also delete previously stored cookies and other website and plug-in data at any time.

Web browsers also offer the option of using incognito mode. You can use it if you don't want information about the websites you've visited and downloaded files to be saved in your browsing and download history. Cookies created in incognito mode are deleted when you close all incognito windows.

There are also browser plug-ins available to control cookies, such as Ghostery. The option to control cookies may also be provided by additional software, in particular antivirus packages, etc.

In addition, there are tools available on the Internet that allow you to control certain types of cookies, in particular to manage behavioral advertising settings in bulk.

I also give you the ability to control cookies directly from my website. I have implemented a special mechanism for managing cookies, which allows you to block those cookies that you do not want.

Remember that disabling or limiting the use of cookies may prevent the use of some of the functions available on the website and cause difficulties in using the website, as well as many other websites that use cookies. For example, if you block social media plugin cookies, the buttons, widgets and social features implemented on my website may not be available to you.

What do I use first-party cookies for?

First-party cookies are used to ensure the proper functioning of individual website mechanisms, such as remembering the contents of the cart for a specific period of time after adding selected products to it, correct sending of forms visible on the website, handling newsletter forms, etc.

First-party cookies also store information about the cookie settings defined by you made from the cookie management mechanism.

What third-party cookies are used?

The following third-party cookies are used on the website:

1. Google Analytics,

2. Google Ads,

3. Facebook Connect and other social plugins,

Details of each third-party cookie are described below.

Google Analytics - details

I use Google Analytics provided by Google LLC, 1600 Amphitheatre Parkway, Mountain View, CA 94043, USA. I carry out activities in this area based on my legitimate interest in creating statistics and analyzing them in order to optimize the website.

In order to use Google Analytics, a special Google Analytics tracking code has been implemented in the website code. The tracking code uses Google LLC cookies for Google Analytics. You can block the Google Analytics tracking code at any time by installing  a browser add-on provided by Google.

Google Analytics automatically collects information about your use of the website. The information collected in this way is most often transferred to Google servers, which may be located around the world and stored there.

Due to the activated IP anonymization, your IP address is shortened before being forwarded. Only in exceptional cases will the full IP address be transmitted to Google servers and shortened there. The anonymised IP address transmitted by your browser as part of Google Analytics is generally not merged with other Google data.

I would like to emphasize that as part of Google Analytics I only have access to Anonymous Information.

Google Analytics and Google Analytics 360 have been certified as an independent security standard, ISO 27001. ISO 27001 is one of the most widely recognized standards in the world and certifies that systems that support Google Analytics and Google Analytics 360 meet the relevant requirements.

If you are interested in the details related to Google's use of data from websites and applications that use Google services, I encourage you to read this information.

Google Ads - details

I can use the remarketing features available as part of the Google AdWords system operated by Google LLC, 1600 Amphitheatre Parkway, Mountain View, CA 94043, USA. I carry out activities in this area based on a legitimate interest consisting in marketing my own products or services.  

When you visit my website, a Google remarketing cookie is automatically placed on your device, which collects information about your activity on the website. Thanks to the information collected in this way, I am able to display ads to you within the Google network depending on your behavior on the site. For example, if you view a product, the remarketing cookie will record this so that I can target you with an advertisement for that product or any other advertisement we deem appropriate. This ad will be displayed to you within the Google network when you use the Internet, browse other websites, etc.

I would like to emphasize that when using Google Ads, I use only Anonymous Information.

By using Google AdWords, I am only able to define the groups of recipients that I would like our ads to reach. Based on this, Google decides when and how to show you an ad.

Further processing of information only takes place if you have given Google your consent to link your browsing history to your account and to use the information from your Google account to personalize the ads that are displayed on websites. In this case, Google will use your data to create and define target group lists for cross-device remarketing. To do this, Google combines the temporarily collected information with other data it has to create target groups.

If you don't want to receive personalized ads, you can manage your ad settings directly on Google's https://adssettings.google.com/ side.  

If you are interested in the details related to Google's use of data from websites and applications that use Google services, I encourage you to read this information: https://policies.google.com/technologies/partner-sites.

Facebook Connect and other social plugins in detail

My website uses plugins, buttons and other social tools, hereinafter collectively referred to as "plugins", provided by social networks such as Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIN, Twitter.

When you view a website containing a plug-in for a given social network, your browser sends information about the visit to the administrator of this social network. Since the plugin is a fragment of a social network embedded in the website, the browser sends information about the request to download the content of a given social network to the website.

Plugins collect certain information about you, such as your user ID, the website you are visiting, the date and time, and other information about your web browser.

Social media operators use some of this information to personalize the viewing experience of my page. For example, when you visit a page with a "Like" button, the administrator of the social network needs information about who you are in order to show you which of your friends also like my page.

The information collected by the plugins may also be used by the administrators of social networking sites for their own purposes, such as e.g. improving their own products, creating user profiles, analyzing and optimizing their own activities, targeting ads. I have no real influence on how the information collected by the plugins is then used by the administrators of social networking sites. You can look for details in this regard in the terms and conditions and privacy policies of individual social networking sites.

Social network plugins collect and transmit information to the administrators of these services even when you browse my website without being logged in to your account on the social network. However, then the browser sends a more limited set of information.

If you have logged in to one of the social networking sites, the site administrator will be able to directly assign your visit to my site to your profile on the social network.

If you do not want social networks to assign the data collected during your visit to my website directly to your profile on a given service, you must log out of this service before visiting the site. You can also completely prevent plugins from loading on the website by using appropriate extensions for your browser, e.g. script blocking.

In addition, the use of certain plugins may involve the publication of certain information within your social media profiles. For example, information about clicks on the "Like" button may be available on your Facebook timeline. Of course, if you share some content on your social media using plugins embedded on my website, this sharing will naturally be visible in your profile.

When it comes to the details related to the processing of information collected by plugins by social media administrators, in particular the purpose and scope of data collection and their further processing and use by administrators, as well as the possibility of contact and your rights in this regard and the possibility of making settings to ensure the protection of your privacy, you can find everything in the privacy policies of individual service providers:

• Facebook,

• Twitter,

• LinkedIN,

• Instagram.

Do I Track Your Behavior On My Website?

Yes, I use Google Analytics and Google AdWords tools, which are associated with collecting information about your activities on my website. These tools are described in more detail in the question on third-party cookies, so we will not repeat this information here either.

Am I Targeting You for Advertising Purposes?

No, currently I don’t run that kind of campaigns.

How can you manage your privacy?

The answer to this question can be found in many places in this privacy policy when describing individual tools, behavioural advertising, consent to cookies, etc. Nevertheless, for your convenience, I have collected this information again in one place. Below you will find a list of options for managing your privacy.

1. setting cookies within the web browser,

2. browser plugins that support cookie management, e.g. Ghostery,

3. additional software that manages cookies,

4. Incognito mode in a web browser

5. behavioral advertising settings, e.g. youronlinechoices.com,

6. the mechanism for managing cookies from my website,

7. Google Analytics Opt-out: https://tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout,

8. Google Ads Settings: https://adssettings.google.com/,

9. Facebook Ads Settings: https://www.facebook.com/ads/settings,

What Are Server Logs?

Using the website involves sending queries to the server on which the website is stored. Each query directed to the server is saved in the server logs.

Logs include, m.in, your IP address, server date and time, information about your web browser and operating system. Logs are saved and stored on the server.

The data stored in the server logs are not associated with specific people using the website and are not used to identify you.

Server logs are only auxiliary material used to administer the website, and their content is not disclosed to anyone except for persons authorized to administer the server.

Is There Anything Else You Should Know?

As you can see, the subject of personal data processing, the use of cookies and privacy management in general is quite complicated. I have made every effort to ensure that this document provides you with the most far-reaching knowledge on issues that are important to you. If anything is unclear to you, you want to learn more or just talk about your privacy, write to hi@inno-info.com

Is this privacy policy subject to change?

Yes, I can modify this privacy policy, in particular due to technological changes and changes in the law. If you are a registered user, you will receive a notification about any change to the privacy policy.