Privacy and Cookie Policy

LEGAL NOTICES

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COPYRIGHTS

All users of the site may download or print all or part of the material contained on this site solely for personal, non-commercial use, undertaking not to modify or alter in any way the material contained herein, nor to delete or alter documents protected by copyright or trademarks. All material on the site is made available solely for lawful purposes. None of the information contained on this site may be copied, distributed, or transmitted for commercial use without the express consent of DanzaShop. DanzaShop reserves proprietary rights and intellectual property over all material that can be downloaded from the site.

 

MATERIALS AND INFORMATION SUBMITTED TO DANZASHOP

DanzaShop does not intend to obtain any confidential or proprietary information through its site. Any information or material transmitted to DanzaShop will not be considered confidential. By sending DanzaShop information or material of any kind, you irrevocably and without restriction grant DanzaShop permission to use, reproduce, display, modify, transmit, and distribute such material and information; furthermore, you acknowledge DanzaShop’s right to use any ideas, concepts, know-how, or technologies transmitted to the site for any purpose.

 

LIABILITY

The information on this site is provided as reported without any warranty, express or implied, including, but not limited to, warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, or non-infringement. The information on this site may contain technical inaccuracies or typographical errors for which DanzaShop disclaims all liability. Information may be changed or updated without notice. DanzaShop may also make changes and improvements to the products or programs described on the site at any time without any obligation to provide notice. The links contained on the portal may lead you to leave the DanzaShop (www.danzashop.com) website. The sites accessed through these links are not under DanzaShop’s control; consequently, DanzaShop is not responsible for the content of such linked sites or sites contained therein, or for any changes or updates made to such sites. DanzaShop makes no warranty regarding links to external sites listed on its site.

 

DISCLAIMER

The material contained on the DanzaShop site may contain imperfections and typographical errors. DanzaShop does not guarantee the accuracy or completeness of the material or the reliability of advice, opinions, statements, or other information contained in and distributed through its internet portal.

The user assumes all risks arising from reliance on such opinions, advice, statements, memos, or information. DanzaShop reserves the right, at its discretion, to correct any error or omission contained in any area of its site. DanzaShop may make any changes to the site, materials, products, programs, services, or prices described on DanzaShop’s website at any time without notice. DanzaShop’s portal, the information and material contained on the site itself, and the software made available by the site are provided as reported without any warranties, express or implied, of any kind, including, but not limited to, warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, or non-infringement; some jurisdictions do not allow the exclusion of implied warranties; consequently, the above provisions will not apply in such jurisdictions.

 

PRIVACY POLICY

This notice (or "privacy policy"), provided pursuant to art. 13 of Legislative Decree 196/2003 (Personal Data Protection Code, the "Privacy Code"), describes how the site www.danzashop.com manages the processing of personal data that may be acquired in accordance with current regulations. The site is owned and operated by DANZASHOP, including its graphic representation. This privacy policy applies only to the site www.danzashop.com and not to third-party websites that the user may consult via links. In any case, DANZASHOP undertakes, within its remit, to fully comply with current personal data protection regulations.

 

1. PURPOSES AND METHODS OF PROCESSING

Any data acquired, always and in any case in compliance with current regulations, will be processed for institutional purposes, connected to and/or instrumental to providing access to the site www.danzashop.com, including any additional services requested by the user, for example to fulfill legal obligations. In the event of explicit and optional consent, the data will be processed for marketing and/or commercial promotion purposes, including the sending of advertising material in paper and/or digital form, relating to services and/or products offered by DANZASHOP. More details are available in art. 5. The data will be processed lawfully and fairly and used only for the purposes listed above; for more details, see also art. 5. Data processing will be carried out using tools suitable to ensure security and confidentiality and may be performed with paper tools and/or automated tools designed to store, manage, and transmit the data. The data will be retained for the periods prescribed by law.

 

2. NATURE OF DATA PROVISION AND CONSEQUENCES OF ANY REFUSAL TO RESPOND

Granting consent to data processing for the purposes referred to in art. 1, paragraph 1 is mandatory exclusively for the purposes indicated in relation to each service, following notice provided in the manner established by law. In other words, the consequences of any refusal to respond or to provide consent are always stated and are related to each service provided: for example, any refusal of the relevant processing may prevent the site from being viewed with all its features (in the case of cookies). Therefore, the user is informed in ways appropriate to each specific case, but in any case may browse the website even by denying consent to the processing of personal data, where requested; in such cases, certain features or characteristics may be disabled.

 

3. DATA CONTROLLER

Following consultation of this site and the use of one or more services, data relating to identified or identifiable persons may be processed. The data controller is DANZASHOP, with registered office in Ortona, via Monte Maiella 81, VAT No. and Tax Code 01980660698.

 

4. PLACE OF DATA PROCESSING

Processing related to the web services on the DANZASHOP site (www.danzashop.com) takes place at DANZASHOP’s headquarters, unless explicitly stated otherwise, and is handled only by DANZASHOP technical staff appointed to processing. The site hosting service is provided by Contabo GmbH (Aschauer Straße 32° 81549 Munich Germany), which guarantees DANZASHOP, within its remit, compliance with current regulations.

 

5. TYPES OF DATA PROCESSED/SPECIFIC PROCESSING

Depending on the service provided, different types of personal data may be processed. Details for each processing operation can be found in this article.

5.1 BROWSING DATA

The computer systems and software procedures used to operate this website acquire, during their normal operation, certain personal data whose transmission is implicit in browsing websites. This information is not collected to be associated with identified data subjects; however, by its very nature, it could, through processing and association with data held by third parties, allow users to be identified. These include IP addresses or domain names of the computers used by users who connect to the site, the URLs of the requested resources, the time of the request, the method used to submit the request to the server, the size of the file obtained in response, the numeric code indicating the status of the response given by the server, and other parameters related to the user’s operating system and platform. The data described above are used solely to obtain anonymous statistical information on the use of the site and to check its correct operation; they are deleted immediately after processing. The data could be used to ascertain liability in the event of alleged computer crimes against the site: apart from this eventuality, web contact data do not persist for more than seven days. For cookies, please read the dedicated section at the bottom of the page.

5.2 DATA PROVIDED VOLUNTARILY BY THE USER (COMMUNICATIONS AND COMMENTS)

The optional, explicit, and voluntary sending of data and/or e-mails to the addresses indicated on this site, including via contact forms ("forms") or other technological tools that may be made available, entails the subsequent acquisition of the sender’s address, necessary to respond to requests, as well as any other personal data included in the communication sent.

 

6. CHANGES TO THE PRIVACY POLICY

This Privacy Policy may be amended as a result of legislative or regulatory changes, technological developments, and the provision of new services or changes to those already provided. Each user is therefore invited to periodically consult the Privacy Policy of www.danzashop.com.

 

7. RIGHTS OF DATA SUBJECTS

Data subjects have the right at any time to obtain confirmation as to whether or not personal data concerning them exist and to know their content and origin, verify their accuracy, or request their integration or updating under the GDPR. Pursuant to the same article, they have the right to request the deletion, anonymization, or blocking of data processed unlawfully, as well as to object in any case, on legitimate grounds, to their processing. The GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) is reproduced in full at the end of this privacy policy.

Requests should be addressed:

  • by e-mail, to: staff@danzashop.com;
  • by post, to Via monte maiella 81 - 66026 Ortona CH - Italy

GDPR (Right of access to personal data and other rights)

The data subject has the right to obtain confirmation as to whether or not personal data concerning him or her exist, even if not yet recorded, and their communication in an intelligible form.

The data subject has the right to obtain the indication:

  • of the origin of the personal data;
  • of the purposes and methods of processing;
  • of the logic applied in the event of processing carried out with the aid of electronic tools;
  • of the identification details of the controller, processors, and the representative designated pursuant to article 5, paragraph 2;
  • of the entities or categories of entities to whom the personal data may be communicated or who may become aware of them as designated representative in the State’s territory, processors, or persons in charge.

The data subject has the right to obtain:

  • the updating, rectification, or, when interested, the integration of the data;
  • the deletion, anonymization, or blocking of data processed unlawfully, including data whose retention is unnecessary for the purposes for which the data were collected or subsequently processed;
  • certification that the operations referred to in letters a) and b) have been brought to the attention, including as regards their content, of those to whom the data were communicated or disseminated, except where this proves impossible or involves a manifestly disproportionate effort compared with the right protected.

The data subject has the right to object, in whole or in part:

  • on legitimate grounds to the processing of personal data concerning him or her, even if pertinent to the purpose of collection;
  • to the processing of personal data concerning him or her for the purpose of sending advertising material or direct sales or for carrying out market research or commercial communication.

 

COOKIE POLICY

WHAT COOKIES ARE AND WHAT THEY ARE USED FOR

Cookies are text files that the sites visited send to the user’s browser and that are stored to be retransmitted to the site on the next visit. They can be used to monitor sessions, to authenticate a user so that they can access a site without typing a username and password every time, and to store their preferences.

So-called technical cookies are used for browsing and to facilitate user access to and use of the site. Technical cookies are essential, for example, to access Google or Facebook without having to log in for every session. They are also essential for very sensitive operations such as home banking or payment by credit card or other systems.

Cookies are called technical if used for site optimization directly by the site owner, who may collect aggregated information on the number of users and how they visit the site.

 

PROFILING COOKIES AND USER CONSENT

Cookies are defined as profiling cookies if used to track the user’s browsing, to create profiles of their tastes, preferences, interests, and even their searches. If you have seen advertising banners related to a product you searched for online shortly before, the reason lies precisely in the profiling of your interests, and servers, appropriately directed by cookies, showed you the ads considered most relevant.

No consent is required for the installation of technical cookies, whereas profiling cookies may be installed on the user’s device only after the user has given consent and after being informed in a simplified manner.

 

SHORT NOTICE BANNER

The Privacy Authority has established that when a user accesses a website, a banner must appear containing a short notice, a request for consent, and a link to the more extensive information—such as on this page—about what profiling cookies are and how they are used on the site.

The banner must be designed to hide part of the page content and must specify that the site uses profiling cookies, including third-party cookies. The banner must be dismissible only by an active user action, such as a click. It must contain the short notice, the link to the extended notice, and the button to give consent to the use of profiling cookies.

It is permitted to use a technical cookie that records the user’s consent, so that the user does not have to give consent again on a subsequent visit to the site. In the extended notice (this very page), the characteristics of cookies installed by third parties must also be described. The user must also be informed how to browse the site without having their preferences tracked, with the option of private browsing and deleting individual cookies.

 

COOKIES USED ON THIS SITE

This site does not have its own cookies, but uses third-party cookies, such as those from social networks (Facebook, Twitter, and G+), for sharing posts. This site has no control over these cookies. For more information, please refer to the Privacy Policy pages of Facebook, Twitter, and Google.

 

GOOGLE ANALYTICS AND DATA ANONYMIZATION

This site uses Google Analytics and its cookies, which are considered technical if used solely for optimization purposes and if users’ IPs are kept anonymous. Please note that the data are used only to obtain information on the most visited pages, the number of visitors, aggregated visit data by operating system, browser, etc. Google Analytics IPs have been anonymized. These parameters are stored on Google servers, which governs Privacy according to the guidelines of its other services.

In the GA property for this site, a duration of 14 months has been set for data retention, which in any case have been anonymized and aggregated for statistical purposes only. Google Analytics can be disabled with an add-on available for Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Apple Safari, and Opera. The script that records visits is disabled.

 

DELETING COOKIES

Browsers allow cookies to be deleted generally, or specifically for each domain that has been visited outside of private mode. You can follow this guide to delete cookies from various browsers.

 

PRIVATE BROWSING

All browsers allow Private or Incognito Browsing.

Further information on disabling cookies on Firefox.

Further information on disabling cookies on Chrome.

Further information on disabling cookies on Internet Explorer.

Further information on disabling cookies on Safari.

Further information on disabling cookies on Opera.

 

WHAT IS THE GDPR

On May 25, 2018, the GDPR, the acronym for General Data Protection Regulation, came into force, issued by the European Union on April 27, 2016, and applicable to all entities in the Union or operating in the EU without the need for ratification by individual states.

The GDPR is a legislative instrument that serves to standardize privacy regulations at the European level and replaces Legislative Decree 196/2003. The entities required to comply are as follows:

  • Companies and organizations with an operational base in an EU state
  • Companies and organizations operating in a third country but that have EU customers.

The goal is to increase Europeans’ level of trust in all entities, private or public, that work daily with their personal, sensitive, or confidential information. Any fines for non-compliance with the GDPR will not be immediate. It will start with a warning, then a reprimand, then a suspension of data processing, and in case of continued violation of the regulation, only then might fines be imposed.

The first obligation is to have a Privacy Policy, i.e., a document that explains how private data are processed. This information must be up to date and include:

  • the purpose of data processing
  • the method of such processing
  • The third parties who store, control, and use this data through applications or technologies installed on sites, such as Google, Facebook, and other industry players
  • user rights
  • the details of the data controller, i.e., the site administrator.

There must be a legal basis for processing personal data and the presence of consent given by the user for one or more purposes of such data processing.

 

PRIVACY PROCESSING BY GOOGLE AND FACEBOOK

Google is the largest internet player along with Facebook, and together they are the biggest processors of user data collected when visiting various sites. Google has published a very extensive and detailed guide to its Privacy Policy and an updated version in line with the GDPR. Our privacy is managed primarily by accessing our personal Google account. Specifically, in the Privacy section, we can control what Google knows about us and the log of our activities.

In Activity Controls we can choose which activities can be saved to our Google account. Chrome browsing history and activity on sites and apps that use its services may or may not be saved. Click 1) Manage History to view activity on Chrome, Android, or another device. Click Change setting and move the slider to prevent Google from recording our activity.

By viewing the 2) My Activity area, you can view recent activity and delete it if desired. There are sliders or On/Off controls to manage Location History, Web & App Activity, YouTube search history, and more, on all devices where we are logged into our account.

In this context, the Privacy Checkup is particularly relevant. Go to Get started to personalize our experience on Google. The first screen concerns Web & App Activity and will show whether this setting is active or not. Google stores searches and other activities performed while logged in. It also stores activities such as the apps used, Chrome history, and websites visited on the Web. This setting allows Google to deliver results faster by automatically completing searches, as well as providing more efficient experiences in Maps, Assistant, and other Google services.

More detailed information is available on the Search Activity help page. To change settings, click Manage Web & App Activity -> Change setting.

The rules followed by Facebook regarding privacy protection are summarized on the page dedicated to the GDPR. Facebook’s guiding principles are transparency, control, and reliability.

 

PRICES, VAT AND CUSTOMS

Territory: ITALY

  • VAT Private: 22%
  • VAT Schools: 22%
  • Details: The Italian tax system provides for VAT at 22%.

Territory: EU COUNTRIES

(Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Cyprus, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, United Kingdom)

  • VAT Private: 22%
  • VAT Schools: 0%
  • Details: Prices with 22% VAT apply to Private Customers in Territories within the EU; Customers with a VAT ID benefit from VAT exemption.

Territory: NON-EU COUNTRIES

(Andorra, Belarus, Switzerland, Gibraltar, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Moldova, Norway, Russia, San Marino, Ukraine)

  • VAT Private: 0%
  • VAT Schools: 0%
  • Details: All customers benefit from VAT exemption without distinction.