Sole proprietorship ANASTASIOS STAVROPOULOS, father’s name: Christos, under the trade name SAVVAS MYKONOS (as required by law and respecting all appropriate procedures) must inform the visitors of this website about acceptance or rejection of cookies upon accessing the website www.savvasmykonos.gr.
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APPLICABLE RULES
GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation)
GDPR entered into force on 25 May 2018 [«General Data Protection Regulation», Regulation (EU) 2016/679 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 27 April 2016 (see the original document here)].
General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) of the European Union establishes measures which must be taken to ensure confidentiality, integrity and availability of personal data. It establishes the way with which entities shall manage the data of employees, clients and associates and covers all persons residing in the Economic European Area (EEA).
Personal data means any type of information that permits, directly or indirectly, the identification of a person, regardless whether it is related with their personal, professional or public life. It can be a name, a photograph, an e-mail, bank information, professional details, purchases, TIN, education, user name or IP etc.
– The Company keeps the data of its customers encrypted (SSL) when they browse its pages/subpages.
– By using the e-shop of Savvas Mykonos for electronic transactions, the customer consents and automatically authorises Savvas Mykonos, through its systems (order form, newsletter form, contact form etc.) to collect the necessary personal data (e-mail, full name, etc.) to complete the action which the customer has selected. Consent and authorisation is automatically granted through the relevant check box on the various forms – applications available on www.savvasmykonos.gr or fields where the customers voluntarily enter their details (e.g. e-mail registration in newsletter forms, contact forms).
– Savvas Mykonos maintains and stores the personal data of the customers as long as they remain active users in Savvas Mykonos and preserves services or products on it.
– Savvas Mykonos does NOT share the data it keeps with third parties, except for prosecution or police authorities if such data are requested in an official and lawful manner.
– Customers reserve the right to modify or delete the data stored in Savvas Mykonos, by sending an e-mail at support@savvasmykonos.gr requesting the specific action. The specific action shall be executed ONLY by the registered e-mail of the owner submitted at the beginning of the collaboration with Savvas Mykonos. If the customer requests their data to be deleted, they should acknowledge that, under the Greek taxation law, data registered in the pricing system of Savvas Mykonos ARE NOT DELETED. They shall be deleted from the website www.savvasmykonos.gr, but they cannot be deleted from the pricing system.
– The data of the customer may be used for re-marketing purposes by Savvas Mykonos and ONLY to inform the customer at intervals about offers regarding products or services, or to inform about security gaps (e.g. malicious activity against the site by third party).
– In case there is a leakage of personal data (or a presumption of such leakage) from a security gap in the system of Savvas Mykonos or unauthorised use (hacking), Savvas Mykonos is obliged to inform the data protection authorities within 72 hours.
– A customer entering the website of Savvas Mykonos (www.savvasmykonos.gr) should fill in the available forms-applications to buy or be informed about a product or service. Information is stored dynamically in the system of Savvas Mykonos and are used by Savvas Mykonos to complete the action requested by the customer via the relevant form (e.g. call me back, completion of purchase, etc.).
– When a customer enters the website of Savvas Mykonos (www.savvasmykonos.gr), their IP address is registered dynamically and automatically in the logs of the server and is internally used by Savvas Mykonos EXCLUSIVELY for statistics (monthly visits of customers, country of origin, etc.).
– In case of a malicious action (or related presumption) involving IP abuse by third parties and unauthorised users (spam, hacking, etc.), Savvas Mykonos reserves the right to temporarily or permanently interrupt the IP address or addresses or a whole set of addresses (mask).
– Browsing through categories or subpages in www.savvasmykonos.gr is performed by internal links. If the visitor is transferred to an external third party website with problematic or damaged content, the owner or operator of the final site bears the relevant responsibility and not Savvas Mykonos.
According to regulation (EU) 679/2016, if the users/visitors believes that their rights regarding protection of personal data are infringed, they have the right to submit a complaint to the data protection authorities.
If you have any questions regarding the protection of your personal data or wish to exercise your lawful rights, please contact the data controller of the Company by sending an email at info@savvasmykonos.gr.
European Union Directive
“The storing of information, or the gaining of access to information already stored, in the terminal equipment of a subscriber or user is only allowed on condition that the subscriber or user concerned has given his or her consent, having been provided with clear and comprehensive information, in accordance with paragraph 1 article 11 of Greek Law 2472/1997, as applicable. The consent of the subscriber or user can be granted via adequate settings on the web browser or other application. This shall not prevent any technical storage or access for the sole purpose of carrying out the transmission of a communication over an electronic communications network, or as strictly necessary in order for the provider of an information society service explicitly requested by the subscriber or user to provide the service. The way information is provided and consent is granted is established more specifically with a Data Protection Authority act.”
European Directive 2009/136/ΕC amending Directive 2002/22/EC concerning the processing of personal data and the protection of privacy in the electronic communications sector was transposed in the Greek legislation. The transposition took place through Greek Law 4070/2012 (Regulation of electronic communications, transportations, public works and other provisions), which amends Law 3471/2006 (on protection of personal data and privacy in electronic communications).
After amendment, paragraph 5 article 4 on privacy is currently in force as follows:
“The use of electronic communication networks to store information or gain access to information stored on the subscriber’s or user’s terminal equipment is prohibited, in particular by installing spyware, hidden identifiers or other similar elements. In exceptional circumstances, any technical storage or access for the sole purpose of carrying out the transmission of a communication over an electronic communications network, or as strictly necessary in order for the provider of an information society service explicitly requested by the subscriber or user to provide the service is allowed. In the latter case, the use of such elements is allowed only if the specific subscriber or user is provided with clear and extensive information, in accordance with Article 11 of Law 2472/1997, as applicable, and the data controller grants the subscriber or user the right to refuse this processing. The ways of providing information, granting the right of refusal or request for consent are defined specifically by a Data Protection Authority act.
Article 5 paragraph 3 of directive 2009/136/EC is amended as follows:
“The storing of information, or the gaining of access to information already stored, in the terminal equipment of a subscriber or user is only allowed on condition that the subscriber or user concerned has given his or her consent, having been provided with clear and comprehensive information, in accordance with paragraph 1 article 11 of Greek Law 2472/1997, as applicable. The consent of the subscriber or user can be granted via adequate settings on the web browser or other application. This shall not prevent any technical storage or access for the sole purpose of carrying out the transmission of a communication over an electronic communications network, or as strictly necessary in order for the provider of an information society service explicitly requested by the subscriber or user to provide the service. The ways of providing information, granting the right of refusal or request for consent are defined specifically by a Data Protection Authority act.”
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The position of the Data Protection Authority
– Subscriber’s or user’s consent can be firstly granted via the webpage of the internet service provider through appropriate mechanisms (e.g. pop-up windows). Acceptance of cookies can take place at once for all cookies installed by the same information society service provider.
– Alternatively, as mentioned in Law 3471/2006, “consent can be granted via adequate settings on the web browser or other applications”. Attention! This setting is valid only when the consent of the subscriber or user is requested for every cookie, while it is not regarded as consent when the cookies are accepted in advance through preselected browser settings.
– For example, web browsers or other applications, which by default reject third-party cookies and require active selection on behalf of the users, so that they can accept both the storage and continuous transmission of information contained in cookies by specific websites, can grant valid and effective consent.
– In contrast, if the preselected web browser settings allow all cookies to be accepted and user action is required to deactivate them, the requirements for consent set in the present article are not met.
– The requirements of the present article are also not met when web browser settings allow to reject in advance cookies from specific information service providers (e.g through blacklists predetermined by the subscriber or user) or similar mechanisms which, although offer more options to the subscriber or user, do not support his or her prior consents for accepting cookies fem providers not blocked.
– The subscriber or user must have the possibility to invoke his or her consent in the same manner he or she has granted it. In the position text, there is a clear separation, similarly to the relevant opinion of the Article 29 Working Party of 7 June, between the cookies installed for advertising and for statistical purposes (web analytics, Google analytics, adwords remarketing). According to the test, both these cookie categories fall outside the exception for consent required by law.
Personal data policy was updated on 28 January 2021. Future changes in the personal data and cookies policy will appear in this webpage. We recommend checking this page frequently to be informed about future changes in the personal data policy.
