Privacy

Privacy policy and data protection

Personal data collected through the email hola@gusta.studio or any of the emails of @gusta.studio will be treated at all times under the current regulations on protection of personal data, to maintain communication of a contractual and/or commercial nature. For more information about the owners of the website, visit our Legal Notice.

The personal data provided (which is understood to be real and true), in general, will not be communicated or assigned to third parties. In the case that its communication or assignment was necessary, it would only be done with the prior authorization of the affected user.

In any case, users may at any time exercise their rights of access, rectification, deletion, limitation of processing, portability, and opposition regarding the handling of their data in the following email, whose management corresponds to the person in charge of managing the personal data: hola@gusta.studio. The subject of the electronic mail must be PROTECTION OF PERSONAL DATA, to handle the request as soon as possible and to avoid confusions with other emails.

As we have indicated in the first paragraph, personal information can be collected through the different emails of the @gusta.studio domain. Gusta does not have web forms or any other method that allows collecting personal data; as cookies or geolocation means using GPS data and/ or IP addresses.

urrently, Organic Law 15/1999, of December 13, Protection of Personal Data (LOPD) and the Regulations that develop it. As of May 25, 2018, current regulations will be Regulation (EU) 2016/679 (General Regulation of Data Protection of the European Union), as well as the Organic Law that subsequently adapts the aforementioned Regulation (EU).
That is why Gusta has adopted the necessary security levels required by Royal Decree 1720/2007, of December 21, which approves the Development Regulation of the LOPD. However, it is needed to indicate that technical security in a medium such as the Internet is not impregnable so that there could be illegal actions by third parties outside Gusta. In the case of third-party actions, Gusta is not responsible for them. However, the company undertakes to communicate the incident within a maximum period of 72 hours; as well as to provide all the necessary information so that those responsible for the possible damages can be determined and held accountable.

Last update: April 10, 2018