On this page we want to inform you about all the details regarding your personal data: who collects it, why it is collected, what is done with it and where it is stored.

We agree with the need to reinforce transparency in the use of personal data, websites must be 100% transparent in this matter and their illegal and unethical behavior must be penalized, it is in everyone’s interest .

What will you find here?

• • Identity of the person responsible

• • Applicable legal framework

• • Processing of personal data

    • • What is personal data?
    • • Why is this data collected?
    • • What types of data are collected? Purpose and legitimacy
    • • Automations
    • • Where is your personal data stored on this website?
    • • How long is this data kept?
    • • Anti-spam policy

• • Security measures

• • User rights and how to exercise them

    1. 1. Access
    1. 1. Rectification
    1. 1. Cancellation
    1. 1. Opposition
    1. 1. Portability and no limitation of treatment
    1. 1. Right to be forgotten

With this page, together with the pages of our legal notice and cookie policy, we are trying to do the best possible for you in this regard.

Identity of the person in charge
The activity of this website is articulated as follows:

• • Name: This website is managed by Francotex S.L. that is responsible for the file.

• • Head office: the head office of Francotex S.L. It is located at Pol. Ind. La Lleona, Avda. Serrella, 8, 10, 12., 03820 Cocentaina – Alicante

• • Contact: Anyone can contact us in the contact section of our website.

Applicable legal framework
The activity of this website is subject to the Spanish and European legal framework, specifically to the following regulations:

The General Data Protection Regulation (RGPD). This is the European Union regulations, unifying the regulation of the processing of personal data in the different countries of the EU.

The Organic Law on Data Protection (LOPD) and its Development Regulations. These are the Spanish regulations regarding the processing of personal data and the obligations that those responsible for any website must assume in the management of this information.

The Ley de Servicios de la Sociedad de la Información y Comercio Electrónico (LSSI). This rule affects those websites that, in some way, carry out economic activities through electronic means, as is the case with this website.

Processing of personal data
What is personal data?
Article 3 of the LOPD defines personal data as “any information concerning identified or identifiable natural persons.”

To this we must add the different information that, when collected, can lead to the identification of a certain person. These also constitute personal data.
The most obvious examples are the name or ID of a person, but email or even an IP address used at a given time are also considered personal data.

Why is this data collected?
The collection of personal data on the Internet is simply unavoidable on any interactive site (with comments, contact forms, etc.).

The purposes for which this data is usually collected are five:

• • Make possible a comment system for the blog.

• • Allow you to contact us through our contact forms.

• • Create a list of subscribers via email (the members to whom we provide exclusive content and notify them of new blog entries, as well as commercial promotions. In other words, a list with which we carry out email activities marketing.

• • The preparation of profiling (which consists of registering your purchases on the web and analyzing them together with the information you have provided us to offer you personalized advice on the products and services that best suit your interests).

• • Performing statistics and analysis for internal use on the preferences of our customers, products and activities.

What types of data are collected? Purpose and legitimation
In general terms, the personal data collected is stored in a file for the sole purpose of sending electronic communications related to the web activity itself.

The data collected is identifying and corresponds to a reasonable minimum to be able to carry out the activity carried out.

This means that they will be used for issues such as sending newsletters, notifications of new articles and new comments on the blog, commercial offers, events and, in general, any information that we consider may be of interest to users.

The legitimacy for the collection of this data arises from the express consent that the user grants at any time by checking the acceptance box of this privacy policy that appears in all the places where personal data is collected.

This box appears unchecked and until it is marked with an express action by the user, it is not possible to carry out the action in question (registration as a subscriber, sending comments, etc.).

The data we can collect are six different types of personal data:

• • Name: in comments, contact forms or in purchases or subscriptions.

• • Address: necessary for the physical shipment of products.

• • Email: in comments, contact forms and email list. Simply essential to be able to communicate with you.

• • IP address: the collection of this data is intrinsically done by the web structure. It is also useful information to combat spam.
    Specific interests: in our email list we try to segment members as best as possible to find out their specific interests within our theme.

• • Automations:

There are three types of automated processing on this website:

• • Subscriber registration process through different mailing tools.

• • Segmentation in the mailing list, according to topics of interest made based on statistics related to the openings and clicks on the emails received.

• • “Smart” sending of emails on our professional services platform, based on user responses.

Where is your personal data stored on this website?
Due to the nature of this activity, the personal data of this website is stored in three places:

• • Web server: our hosting provider.

• • Our email marketing provider:

• • Second web server: Another web provider for backup purposes.

The three companies operate under the legal framework for the protection of personal data of the European Union and in the fulfillment of their functions they exercise the figure of data processors.

For how long is this data kept?
There is no predetermined expiration date for the collected data. Personal data is deleted at the request of the interested parties.

Anti-spam policy
We also want to express from here our absolute rejection of sending unsolicited commercial communications or any type of conduct or manifestation known as “spam” and we declare ourselves committed to the fight against this type of practice.

Therefore, we guarantee the user that under no circumstances the personal data collected on the website will be transferred, shared, transferred, or sold to any third party, unless the interested party expressly wishes (see rights below).

In the event that a user still receives communications from this website without having registered, or without having given their express consent to said registration, they can unsubscribe from any email received or with a simple click. contacting through the website itself.

Safety measures
Our suppliers have adopted the technical, organizational and security measures that guarantee the confidentiality, integrity and quality of the information contained therein, in accordance with the provisions of current regulations on data protection.

User rights and how to exercise them
In accordance with the provisions of the European GDPR and the Spanish LOPD, the user may at any time exercise their rights of access, rectification, cancellation, and opposition before the provider.

To facilitate the exercise of these rights, an unsubscribe button is provided in all communications, which will result in the immediate removal of the user’s personal data from the provider’s database. of email marketing.

Both the cancellation in our, as well as all other actions, you can request through the contact form that is maintained on the website, both to communicate what happened and to request the immediate removal of your data from our system.

We do not promise to execute all these rights within the maximum legal term of 10 business days. In practice, we will do it much sooner, since we have no interest in having your data, if you do not want to.

1. Access
The right of access is the right of the affected party to obtain information on whether their own personal data is being processed, the purpose of the processing that, if applicable, is being carried out, as well as the information available on the origin of said data. data and communications made or planned thereof.

2. Rectification
The right of rectification consists in the fact that the interested party can request that the data that turns out to be inaccurate or incomplete be modified.

3. Cancellation
This is the right of the affected party to have the data that turns out to be inadequate or excessive deleted and is closely related to the so-called “right to be forgotten” (see below).

4. Opposition
The right of opposition refers to the right of the interested party not to carry out the processing of their personal data or to cease it in the cases in which their consent is not necessary for the treatment, in the case of prospecting files commercial or that have the purpose of adopting decisions related to the interested party and based solely on the automated processing of their data.

5. Portability and no limitation of treatment
This right consists in the fact that you can ask us for your data in a structured format, of common use and mechanical reading, whenever it is technically possible to satisfy your request.
It is a summary, this means that you can ask us for your data in common office formats such as Excel or CSV, for example.

6. Right to be forgotten
The right to be forgotten is a new concept of the GDPR that is somewhat more complex that affects, above all, websites that publicly expose your data, that is, websites such as social networks and the various Google platforms.

Applied to our case, it is specified in the right to cancel your data (in the case of the mailing list) and in the deletion of your comments in the comments area if you wish.