PRIVACY POLICY
1. Scope and data controller
This privacy policy applies to all personal data collected through csarts.pt
The entity responsible for processing this data is: CSA - Cascais School of Art, Lda with the NIF 514 420 790. (hereinafter “Cascais School of Arts & Design”), with headquarters at Rua do Viveiro 128, 2765-294 Estoril.
The user must carefully read this privacy policy and freely decide if he wishes to provide his personal data to Cascais School of Arts & Design before using the website. The user guarantees that he / she is of legal age and that the data communicated is true, accurate, complete and current, being responsible for any non-compliance. If the data communicated belongs to a third party, the user guarantees that he informed that third party about the conditions set out in this document and that he obtained his authorization to provide his data to Cascais School of Arts & Design for the indicated purposes. You can contact Cascais School of Arts & Design on any issue related to this privacy policy, by calling +351 211 388 664 (weekdays, 9 am to 7 pm)
2. Purposes of processing and legal basis
Personal data through this website are intended to allow the following operations according to the user's requests: • Prepare, direct and consult requests for information and / complaints; • Hire training services • Request contact related to our services
Participate in campaigns and hobbies within the scope of advantages and benefits
Subscription of information or eletters
The processing of personal data is necessary to carry out the aforementioned operations between the user and Cascais School of Arts & Design or for pre-contractual steps at the user's request.
3. Recipients
The user's personal data may be communicated to a suitable service provider hired by Cascais School of Arts & Design, which will process the data exclusively for the purposes established by the Cascais School of Arts & Design and in compliance with the instructions issued by it, in compliance with strictly comply with the legal rules on the protection of personal data, information security and other applicable rules, under the terms of a written agreement between the parties.
4. International data transfers
Cascais School of Arts & Design will carry out the processing of user data entirely in the European Economic Area (EEA) territory, so it does not provide for any international data transfer, except for the exchange of students with international academies.
5. Shelf life
Cascais School of Arts & Design will keep users' personal data for the period of time necessary to carry out the purposes for which they were collected; if there is a contract between Cascais School of Arts & Design and the user, during the term of the contract plus the limitation periods and forfeiture of the rights arising therefrom, unless it is required to maintain them for a longer period under the law. Cascais School of Arts & Design may also keep data beyond these periods for statistical purposes, and for this purpose it must be anonymized.
6. Users' rights
The user has the right to request the Cascais School of Arts & Design access to personal data concerning him, as well as its rectification or erasure, and the limitation of treatment with respect to the user, or the right to oppose the processing, as well as the right to data portability, under the laws governing the processing of personal data. In order to exercise the rights mentioned above, the user may contact the data controller through the addresses indicated in paragraph 1 of this policy. The user also has the right to file a complaint with the National Data Protection Commission if he believes that his rights over his personal data have been infringed. For any question related to this privacy policy, the user may also contact us by email ask@csarts.pt
COOKIES POLICY
This Cookies policy seeks to explain, in a transparent and specific way, how the personal information collected through the use of the csarts.pt website is used. It is in this spirit that Cascais School of Arts & Design, through this Cookie Policy, details how, when and why the use of Cookies on this website. This website uses Cookies, not only in order to ensure that we offer a unique and personalized experience, but also how we can share with our technological partners aggregated data that allows us to continuously and integratedly improve our website and your browsing experience. navigation. By continuing to explore the csarts.pt website, the visitor expressly agrees with this Cookie Policy. You can contact Cascais School of Arts & Design on any issue related to this cookie policy, by calling +351 211 388 664 (weekdays, 9 am to 7 pm)
1. What are Cookies?
Cookies are digital files with small pieces of information (and usually with a unique identifier), which are downloaded and stored on the visitor's device of a given website. They can be temporary (being automatically deleted when the browser is closed) or persistent (until a defined expiration date), as well as originals (defined by the entity that operates the website) or the responsibility of third parties. Cookies can be categorized according to the purpose they serve. There are Cookies that are strictly necessary for the functioning of the website, while others collect statistical information in order to analyze the use of the website and its performance. There are Cookies that are used to ensure the availability of additional features to the website or to keep the visitor's preferences regarding navigation on the website, whenever using the same device. Other cookies can also be used to measure the success of applications and the effectiveness of third-party advertising.
The visitor can find out more about which Cookies are used on this website from the list that is provided below. Cascais School of Arts & Design undertakes to update this listing, so it may not reflect, at all times, the Cookies actually in use. For more information about Cookies, the visitor can consult two platforms that provide more detailed information about Cookies and that do not have any type of commercial or legal relationship with Cascais School of Arts & Design: http://www.allaboutCookies.org or https : //www.aboutCookies.org/.
2. Why use Cookies?
The use of Cookies is practically universal to all websites, in no way harming the devices (computers, tablets, mobile phones, etc.) in which they are stored and allowing a better experience of using the platforms themselves, both in terms of performance, as well as in terms of navigation, since the contents made available will be more oriented to the real needs and expectations of users. Cookies thus allow the Website to memorize information about your visit, such as your preferred language, your location, the recurrence of your sessions and other variables that we consider relevant to make your browsing experience much more comfortable and efficient.
2 Cookies used and their purposes
This website or emails sent by Cascais School of Arts & Design may contain links to other websites or applications, including those that are the responsibility of several partners. If the user accesses one of these links or applications, he must take into account that the respective Cookie Policies are the sole responsibility of the entities that manage them. For this reason, the user must read the Cookie Policies of other platforms or applications before using them.
3. Should I accept the use of Cookies?
In compliance with the current legislation in force, with the exception of strictly necessary cookies and performance / analysis cookies, this website can only use cookies with the prior and express consent of the visitor. Cascais School of Arts & Design undertakes to use Cookies only for the purposes mentioned in the previous point. It is important to note that the use of Cookies is essential for the correct functioning of the website in its entirety, so its acceptance is recommended.
4. Cookie Management
Most browsers allow control over the Cookies stored on the visitor's devices, as well as their immediate elimination, should the user wish to stop allowing the local storage of Cookies. Users can always configure the devices and browsers they use to accept all or some Cookies, to notify them whenever a cookie is issued, or to never receive Cookies.
