Privacy Policy

  • 1 Customer Details
  • 1.1 Details Registered during the New Customer Registration

By law, Anna Terzi (Ntemonte) is not collecting personal data from children under the age of 16.

Therefore, in order to register a new customer on our website, the visitor accepting the terms of use of our website, declares responsibly that he has reached the age  of 16.

  • 1.2 Necessary Information

When registering a Customer in the e-shop of our Company, which is necessary for placing an order in the online store, the following registration information is required:

Name, Surname, Company Name (optional), Country, Address, Town / City, Region (optional ), Post Code, Telephone, E-mail Address.

The above information is necessary for the processing of the order from the online store and are at our disposal, in order to be used exclusively for the service of your order.

  • 1.3 Use of Customer Data.

The Online Store provides the possibility of collecting personal data only of those Customers who:

  1. Or they have placed an order in the online store
  2. Either they have registered through the online store page.

The collection of personal data is necessary in order to support their transactions through our website, ie to send their purchases and receive special services such as order history, address list, etc.

Anna Terzi (Ntemonte) Individual Enterprise will not distribute a Customer’s email address or other personal data for marketing purposes without the User’s consent. The User’s personal data can be used to the maximum to create personal content, services and advertising related to our website.

Anna Terzi (Ntemonte) Individual Enterprise informs you that when you visit the website www.ntemonte.com  or when you make purchases, it is necessary to provide some information related to Personal Data, which will be automatically processed and integrated in automated files. , which have previously been notified to the competent Authority and for which Anna Terzi (Ntemonte) has been appointed as Head of Processing.

The management and protection of your personal data is subject to the terms of this section as well as the relevant provisions of Greek Law (Law 2472/1997 for the protection of individuals against the processing of personal data by competent authorities for the purposes of prevention and for the free circulation of this data as supplemented by the decisions of the Chairman of the Committee for Personal Data Protection, PD 207/1998 and 79/2000 and article 8 of Law 2819/2000) and European Law (directives 95 / 46 / EC and 97/66 / EC) which has now been enriched and refined based on the new provisions of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and Directive (EU) 2016/680.

This section is a contract for the Protection of Personal Data that covers the conditions of collection and management of your personal data during the use of the services of the Company Terzi Anna (Ntemonte ) and through the website  www.ntemonte.com

These terms are formulated in the light of the rapid development and evolution of technology and in particular the Internet, and the existing, albeit not fully developed, set of legal regulations on these issues.

In any case, the sole proprietorship of Anna Terzi (Ntemonte) reserves the right to change the present terms of protection of personal data after being informed through the website www.ntemonte.com  and within the existing or future legal framework.

Given the nature and volume of the Internet, under any circumstances, including negligence, it is agreed in this contract that Anna Terzi (Ntemonte) Individual Enterprise bears absolutely no responsibility for any kind of damage suffered from the use of pages, services, options and contents of the website www.ntemonte.com  which you proceed on your own initiative and with the knowledge of these terms.

In case you do not agree with the terms of protection of personal data provided in this section, you must not use the services of Anna Terzi (Ntemonte) Individual Enterprise.

The purpose of the collection and automated processing of Personal Data is to record the contractual relationship with the Private Enterprise Anna Terzi (Ntemonte) control, improvement and adaptation to preferences and choices regarding products and services and sending by electronic or traditional means of administration , technological, organizational and / or commercial information for products and services of Anna Terzi (Ntemonte)

In the event that we come to the realization that the personal data of a child (under the age of 16) have been collected by mistake, we will delete this data immediately without any delay.

At any time you wish, after your registration on the website of Anna Terzi (Ntemonte) Individual Enterprise, you have the right to access the file, to correct, delete and display objections at any time regarding the processing of data concerning you.

In addition, your consent may be revoked at any time.

For this reason you can send your request in writing to the address of Anna Terzi (Ntemonte) Ippokratous 146 Individual Enterprise Athens 11472

or send an e-mail to the following address: ntemontelovers@hotmail.com

In addition, Anna Terzi (Ntemonte) Individual Enterprise guarantees the confidentiality of Personal Data, however Anna Terzi (Ntemonte) Individual Enterprise may disclose to the competent Public Authorities Personal Data or any other information in its possession or accessible through this is dictated by some applicable law provision.

You guarantee and bear the responsibility for the truth, accuracy, validity, and authenticity of the Personal Data that you disclose during your registration on the website of Anna Terzi ( Ntemonte ) Individual Enterprise www.ntemonte.com

  • 1.4 Updates (Newsletter)

The Private Enterprise Anna Terzi (Ntemonte) provides the possibility to the users and those who register through the website  www.ntemonte.com  to choose if they wish to register in the Information System (Newsletter) of the company for their information about the new products available in purchase and for any other offers, payment arrangements, etc. by sending advertising – informational messages to their e-mail or postal address.

The Private Company Anna Terzi (Ntemonte) will not abuse the above service.

Users are always given the option to stop receiving promotional messages or Delete from the Newsletter recipient list when sending it.

  • 1.5 Cookies

Cookies are small “files” that are installed on your computer’s hard drive when you visit sites for the first time and contain information that websites use to identify you.

A web server searches for cookies when a user visits a website. Cookies are generally used to identify visitors.

You should not confuse cookies with viruses. If a cookie contains personal data, it may be used incorrectly, however cookies are not only malicious.

Users have the option to configure their web browser to either accept or decline cookies.

This new feature was added to the Website because the European Directive 2009/136 / EC concerning the amendment of Directive 2002/58 / EC on the processing of personal data and the protection of privacy in the field of electronic communications was recently incorporated into Greek Law. communications.

The integration took place through Law 4070/2012 (Regulations of Electronic Communications, Transport, Public Works and other provisions), which in turn amends the current Law 3471/2006 (on protection of personal data and privacy in the sector electronic communications).

According to the amendment, the current par. 5 of no. 4 on “confidentiality”:

“It is prohibited to use electronic communications networks to store information or gain access to information stored on the subscriber or user terminal equipment, in particular by installing spyware, hidden identifiers and other similar devices. Exceptionally, any storage or access of a technical nature, the sole purpose of which is to facilitate or facilitate the transmission of a communication through an electronic communications network or which is necessary only to provide a service to the information society which it has expressly requested the user or subscriber. In the latter case, the use of such devices is permitted only if clear and comprehensive information is provided to the subscriber or user concerned, according to article 11 of law 2472/1997, as in force, and the data controller gives the subscriber or user the right to refuse this processing. By way of an act of the Personal Data Protection Authority, the ways of providing information, granting the right of refusal or request for consent are defined in particular. “

is amended, in accordance with no. 5, par. 3 of Directive 2009/136 / EC as follows:

“The storage of information or the acquisition of access to already stored information in the subscriber or user terminal equipment is allowed only if the specific subscriber or user has given his consent after clear and extensive information according to par. 1 of article 11 of law 2472 / 1997, as in force. The subscriber or user consent can be given through appropriate settings in the web browser or through another application. The above does not preclude any technical storage or access, the sole purpose of which is to transmit a communication via an electronic communications network or which is necessary for the provision of an information society service expressly requested by the user or the subscriber. By act of the Personal Data Protection Authority (Α.Π.Δ.Π.Χ.

  • 1.5.1 Scope

Both the current wording and the new one, find scope in all types of cookies, and directly affect the whole range of digital marketing and online advertising.

More specifically, the current wording allowed the use of cookies provided clear and comprehensive information to the user, without specifying exactly how the information will be provided. As a rule, the information was provided through relevant references to the privacy policy of each website.

The new wording continues to require clear and comprehensive information of the user about the cookies to be installed on his device, but also introduces the parameter of obtaining consent before installation (opt-in), in accordance with the European Fair enough. At the same time, however, it provides for the use of the relevant privacy settings in the user’s browser as a legal way of obtaining consent.

The amendment excludes from the need to obtain consent (while maintaining the need to inform the user) any kind of cookies which are necessary and necessary for the proper operation of each website, in order to provide the respective service (functional cookies).

  • 1.5.2  The position of the Personal Data Protection Authority

Recently, the Personal Data Protection Authority (APDP) published a relevant post on its website (you can see it  here ) which first describes the relevant change in the legal framework, while also describing ways to obtain the user’s consent. According to the position of APDPH:

  • The subscriber or user consent can first be given through the internet service provider’s website using appropriate mechanisms (eg pop-ups). The acceptance of “cookies” can be done once for all “cookies” that are installed by the same service provider of the information society.
  • Alternatively, as stated in Law 3471/2006, “consent may also be given through appropriate settings in the web browser or through another application”. Caution! This setting only applies if the subscriber or user consent is requested for each “cookie”, while consent does not mean the prior acceptance of receiving “cookies” through default browser settings.
  • For example, web browsers or other applications, which by default reject third-party cookies and require active selection by users in order for them to accept both the placement and the continuous transmission of information contained in cookies from specific websites, can provide valid and effective consent.
  • Conversely, if the default browser settings allow all “cookies” to be accepted and action is required by the user to disable them, the consent requirements set by this article are not met.
  • The requirements of the article are also not met by browser settings that allow the prior rejection of “cookies” by specific information society service providers (eg through “blacklists” predefined by the subscriber or user) or similar mechanisms that, although giving the subscriber or user more options, do not support his prior consent to receive “cookies” from providers he has not blocked.
  • The subscriber or user must be able to revoke his / her consent in the same way as he / she stated it.

In the text of the post, there is also a clear separation, and in accordance with a relevant opinion issued by the Working Group of Article 29 on 7/6, of cookies that are installed for the purpose of advertising and statistical analysis (web analytics). According to the text, both of these categories of cookies do not fall under the exception of obtaining consent provided by law.

You can read more about the directive on privacy in electronic communications  here .

  • 1.5.3 Cookies on our Website

All visitors, if they make the necessary settings of the web browser they use for their internet browsing, have the opportunity to be informed each time about the receipt of a cookie and to decide whether they want to receive it or not after evaluating any benefits and / and the relevant “consequences” of receiving it.

Third-party vendors, such as Google or Facebook, etc. may display our company ads both on their own sites and on other sites affiliated with them.

In addition, Google may use Cookies to extract information from the user’s previous visits to websites in order to display and optimize ads based on the user’s interests. Terzi Anna Company (Ntemonte), can use the information from a previous visit of a user for repetitive Marketing.

The user if for any reason wants to opt out of this use of cookies can request it at any time from the relevant Google link  here .

Anna Terzi (Ntemonte) Individual Enterprise retains the ability to use the Google Analytics features for the online behavior of visitors to its website for the purpose of repetitive marketing, Google appearance network reports, etc. and display specific ads for products and services related to the preferences of the visitor.

If a visitor wishes to opt out of the process of editing their online preferences (Google Ads, Google Analytics) they can adjust their options from the relevant Google  Ads Settings link .

In detail, the exception options available at the link   , the visitor can choose exactly which Google Analytics edit he wants to opt out of.

The website of the Terzi Anna Company (Ntemonte), operates and complies with the  Advertising Policy based on the interest of Google AdWords  but also the restrictions for  sensitive categories .

Uses cookies for repetitive and interactive marketing based on the information gained from the visitors’ tours.

The reason that Anna Terzi (Ntemonte) Individual Enterprise operates based on the Anna Terzi (Ntemonte) Individual Business above is the offer of better online services to its clientele.

Cookies such as Google Analytics are also used by Google to display relevant ads to visitors as a result of their browsing of Anna Terzi (Ntemonte) Individual Business website.

Anna Terzi (Ntemonte) Individual Enterprise reserves the right to change or revise this Cookie Policy at any time.

Any changes to the Cookies policy are effective as soon as the revised Cookies policy is published on our website.

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