Privacy Policy

CLUB OF MADRID WEBSITE SAFE-DEMOCRACY.ORG PRIVACY POLICY

The Club of Madrid guarantees that all data provided by users of the Safe-Democracy.org website will be treated as confidential.

Please read the following information carefully in order to understand the legal and moral commitment of the Club of Madrid to the users of Safe-Democracy.org.

1. Access to data introduced by a user

Nobody, except for the user, has access to the information provided by that user to Safe-Democracy.org. Should the site administrators need to do so for maintenance purposes the interested party must be advised of this fact.

2. Communicating personal data to third parties

The Safe-Democracy.org website will not publish or provide third parties with any private information introduced by the site’s users unless required to do so by law or by a court order.

If a third party requests Safe-Democracy.org for information on its users in order to offer its services, Safe-Democracy.org will request the users’ specific authorisation before doing so.

3. Interest of Safe-Democracy.org in users’ personal information

Non-confidential data (such as the number of registered users or any other survey) that Safe-Democracy.org may obtain from its users will be used only for internal statistical purposes.

4. Unsolicited mail

Safe-Democracy.org will not subscribe its users to mail-marketing lists. If Safe-Democracy.org is interested in the use of a list of that type it will proceed according to the section entitled ‘Communicating personal data to third parties’

5. Legal guarantees of Safe-Democracy.org regarding disclosure of personal information

The Safe-Democracy.org website does not accept data collection through fraudulent, unfair or illicit means; it condemns those practices and will cooperate with Spanish law enforcement agencies if it believes its services have been used in those ways.

Personal information will be cancelled once it is no longer necessary or relevant for the purpose for which it was gathered or registered. It will not be kept to identify the interested party for longer than necessary to fulfil the aims for which it was initially collected or registered. The Club of Madrid will inform the Data Protection Agency and the interested parties of the corresponding procedure if it decides to keep the data once the historic, statistical or scientific values have been met in accordance with applicable legislation.

Safe-Democracy.org will be subject to its users demands and prevailing legislation at all times.

6. Disclaimer

The Safe-Democracy.org website will not be held liable for any third party criminal action to obtain confidential information stored in its servers.

7. Cookies

The Safe-democracy.org web-site uses cookies.

We cannot guarantee that the services we provide on our web-site will work correctly if your browser set-up does not accept cookies.

A cookie is a small amount of data that is sent to your browser from a web server and is stored on your computer’s hard drive. The cookie does not reveal the user’s identity. It does enable information about your computer to be registered on our web-site (pages visited, date and time of query, etc.) which we can read at later visits. Cookies help us to offer customisable and customised services.