- GENERAL TERMS
- Data Controller – means MB “ELSKAIFA”, company code
305689082, address Islandijos pl. 97-48 Kaunas, Republic of Lithuania, website address: https://www.elskaifa.lt, whose data is collected
and stored in the Register of Legal Entities of the Republic of Lithuania.
- Personal Data – any information related to a natural person
– data subject, whose identity is known or can be directly or indirectly
identified using such information as the personal code, one or more personal,
physiological, psychological, economic, cultural, or social characteristics.
- Data Subject – means a natural person from whom the Data
Controller collects and processes personal data.
- Employee – means a person who has concluded a contract of
employment or a similar contract with the Data Controller and is appointed by the
decision of the Data Controller’s manager to process personal data or whose
personal data is processed.
- Data Recipient – a legal or natural person to whom personal data
are provided.
- Data Provision – disclosure of personal data by transmitting or
otherwise making them accessible (excluding publication in the media).
- Processing of Personal Data – means any action performed with
personal data: collection, recording, storage, classification, grouping, linking,
modification (supplementing or rectifying), provision, publication, use, logical and/or
arithmetic operations, search, dissemination, erasure, or any other action or set of
actions.
- Automated Data Processing – data processing actions performed
fully or partially by automated means.
- Data Processor – a legal or natural person (who is not an
employee of the data controller) authorized by the data controller to process personal
data. The data processor and/or its appointment procedure may be established by laws or
other legal acts.
- Third Party – a legal or natural person other than the data
subject, data controller, data processor, and persons directly authorized by the data
controller or data processor to process data.
- Consent – the voluntary expression of the data subject’s
will to process his/her personal data for a known purpose. Consent to process special
personal data must be expressed clearly – in writing or equivalent form that
clearly demonstrates the data subject’s will.
- Direct Marketing – activities aimed at offering goods or services
to individuals by mail, telephone, or other direct means and/or requesting their
opinions on the goods or services offered.
- GENERAL PROVISIONS
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- These RULES FOR THE MANAGEMENT AND USE OF PERSONAL DATA (hereinafter referred to
as the Rules) regulate the actions of the Data Controller and its employees in
processing personal data, as well as stipulate the data subject’s rights,
measures for the implementation of personal data protection, and other matters
related to the processing of personal data.
- The Data Controller collects the personal data of the data subject, which the
data subject provides directly when visiting the Data Controller’s office,
using the Data Controller’s website https://www.elskaifa.lt, email, registered
mail, telephone, filling out registration forms, or other means.
- The Data Controller undertakes to use the information provided by the data
subject exclusively for the purposes specified in these Rules and not to
disclose this information to any third parties without the data subject’s
consent, except for the Data Controller’s partners providing services
related to the proper execution of services ordered by the data subject.
- The Data Controller may also transfer the data subject’s personal data to
third parties acting as data processors on behalf of the Data Controller.
Personal data may only be provided to those data processors with whom the Data
Controller has concluded the appropriate agreements.
- Purposes of processing the data subject’s personal data:
- For the administration of services provided by the Data Controller and
the fulfillment of contractual obligations;
- For e-commerce purposes;
- For direct marketing purposes.
- PROCESSING OF PERSONAL DATA
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- By providing their personal data to the Data Controller, the data subject
confirms and agrees that the Data Controller will process the data
subject’s personal data in accordance with these Rules, applicable laws,
and other normative legal acts.
- The data subject’s personal data are processed using both non-automated
and automated methods using technical and organizational measures implemented by
the Data Controller.
- The information collected by the Data Controller includes the data
subject’s name, surname, address, email address, telephone number, data of
identity documents (passport, identity card) (date of issue, place, validity
period, number), personal code, date of birth, gender, credit/debit card, bank
account details, etc.
- The Data Controller’s website collects information about the data
subject’s visit: IP address; visit date and time; computer operating
system and browser used; language settings, etc.
- If the data subject uses a mobile device, information about the mobile device
type, device settings, and geographic coordinates are collected.
- The Data Controller’s employees, when performing their duties and
processing the data subject’s personal data, follow these principles:
- They collect, process, and store the information provided by the data
subject only for a legitimate purpose and only the data necessary for
administering the services provided by the Data Controller.
- When collecting and processing personal data, they do not require the
data subject to provide data that is not necessary for the
administration of the Data Controller’s services.
- Only the Data Controller’s employees authorized to provide the
service have access to the data subject’s personal data.
- The employees of the company do not disclose the data subject’s
personal data to third parties, except as provided by law or if
necessary to provide the services specified in the Data
Controller’s contract.
- When collecting, processing, and storing the data subject’s
personal data, the Data Controller’s employees must comply with
the requirements of the Republic of Lithuania Law on the Legal
Protection of Personal Data, the Civil Code of the Republic of
Lithuania, and these Rules.
- The data subject’s personal data are stored no longer than is required by
the purposes of data processing, laws, and other legal acts.
- USE OF COOKIES
- The Data Controller’s website https://www.elskaifa.lt uses data analysis
management tools – cookies. Cookies are small amounts of data that the website
places on the data subject’s computer. The main purpose of cookies is to remember
the data subject’s choices and optimize the accessibility of the website.
- Cookies are used to collect statistical information about the website or its
parts’ visitation and to identify the data subject’s device, facilitating
the data subject’s access to the website and its information and ensuring the
smooth operation of the website. Cookies are not used for collecting personal data.
- The data subject visiting the Data Controller’s website www.elskaifa.lt has the option to agree or refuse
to use cookies, but in this case, the Data Controller cannot guarantee the quality of
browsing the website.
- The data subject can choose which cookies to allow/block by marking/unmarking the
checkbox in the respective graph. Blocking cookies may cause certain parts of the
website not to work or work improperly for technical reasons. To get more information
about the current list of cookies used on the Data Controller’s website or to
configure the use of cookies, the data subject can visit https://www.elskaifa.lt/en/privacy-policy
and click the icon of "Cookiebot" service in the bottom left corner of the website.
- IMPLEMENTATION OF DATA SUBJECT RIGHTS
- The data subject has the right:
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- to know (be informed) about the processing of their personal data;
- to access their personal data and how it is processed;
- to demand correction, destruction, or suspension (except storage) of
their personal data processing actions when the data is processed in
violation of applicable legal requirements;
- to refuse the processing of the data subject’s personal data.
- The data subject may give consent or withhold consent for the use of their
provided personal data for the Data Controller’s marketing purposes by
expressing their consent/disapproval with regard to tourism service provision in
the respective section by signing it or marking/unmarking the checkbox on the
website.
- The data subject may give consent or withhold consent for the use of their
provided personal data for the Data Controller’s marketing purposes by
completing questionnaires provided by the Data Controller after the trip,
participating in other activities organized by the Data Controller, such as
games, quizzes, promotions, etc., by expressing their consent/disapproval by
marking/unmarking the checkbox in the respective section.
- When visiting the Data Controller’s website, the data subject has the
opportunity to subscribe to newsletters by entering their email address into the
respective field and clicking “SUBSCRIBE.” The data subject also has
the possibility to opt-out of receiving newsletters or other information by
clicking the link provided by the Data Controller in the email.
- Personal data collected for direct marketing purposes is processed and used in a
way that prevents the disclosure of the data subject’s identity.
- When the data subject visits the Data Controller’s website and provides
information about themselves to the Data Controller’s employees or data
processors, it is considered that the data subject has familiarized themselves
and agrees to the provisions of these Rules.
- If the data subject disagrees with the rules for processing personal data, the
data subject has the right to suspend the processing of their personal data as
indicated in paragraph 5.1.4 of these rules.
- The data subject can exercise their rights regarding data protection and
implementation of their rights to know about their data processing, edit their
data, or refuse data processing for direct marketing purposes by informing the
Data Controller directly via phone, mail, or email: info@elskaifa.lt.
- PERSONAL DATA PROTECTION MEASURES
- The Data Controller implements administrative, technical, and software measures to
ensure the protection of personal data.
- The reservation system used by the Data Controller and the website https://www.elskaifa.lt use the HTTPS protocol and
SSL certificate, ensuring that all personal data of the data subject is encrypted and
protected against unauthorized actions and illegal access through computer networks.
- Access to personal data is granted only to those employees who require it for the
performance of their job duties. Specific employees can only perform actions with
personal data to which they have rights based on their job positions and functions.
- Access to the Data Controller’s reservation system is provided with unique
passwords to ensure confidentiality.
- The Data Controller ensures the security of premises where personal data is stored.
- Computer workstations are continuously equipped with and periodically updated with
antivirus programs.
- Testing of information systems is never conducted with real personal data.
- INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
- All intellectual property rights in the website and content (including photos) provided to
the Data Subject belong to the Data Controller, and the information is protected by copyright laws and
treaties worldwide.
- The Data Subject may store, print or submit the content only for his/her own personal use.
The Data Subject has no rights to publish, manipulate, distribute or otherwise edit the content
or submitted material in any form for commercial or personal use purposes.
- FINAL PROVISIONS
- Compliance with and, if necessary, review of the Rules for the processing of personal
data are the responsibility of the Data Controller’s manager or their authorized
person.
- Additions or changes to the Rules for the processing of personal data become effective
from the date of their publication on the Data Controller’s website https://www.elskaifa.lt.
- All disputes arising from the implementation of these Rules are resolved through
negotiations. In the event of failure to reach an agreement, disputes are settled in
accordance with the laws of the Republic of Lithuania.
- Responsible Data Controller employees are familiarized with these Rules by signing them.