Purpose of processing personal data:

identification data of the seller and the seller’s representative, if appointed,in a generally comprehensible form information about the processing of your personal data in the information system and its status in the scope:
identification data of the processor; this does not apply if the seller does not proceed in accordance with Section 34 of the PDPA when obtaining personal data,
in a generally comprehensible form, precise information about the source from which he obtained his personal data for processing,
in a generally comprehensible form, a copy of his personal data subject to processing,
the form of disclosure if the personal data are to be disclosed,
an indication of the voluntary nature or the obligation to provide the personal data requested; if the Seller obtains the Buyer’s personal data on the basis of the Buyer’s consent under the PDPA, the Seller shall also notify the Buyer of the period of validity of the consent, and if the Buyer’s obligation to provide personal data results from a directly enforceable legally binding act of the European Union, an international treaty to which the Slovak Republic is bound or a law, the Seller shall notify the Buyer of the legal basis, which imposes such an obligation on it and shall inform it of the consequences of its refusal to provide personal data,third countries, if it is foreseen or apparent that personal data will be transferred to those countries,additional information which, taking into account all the circumstances and conditions of the processing of personal data, is necessary for the Buyer to guarantee its rights and legitimate interests, in particular to the extent that
the range of recipients, if it is foreseen or understood that the personal data will be disclosed to them,
information about third parties, if it is foreseen or understood that personal data will be disclosed to them,
the rectification of incorrect, incomplete or outdated personal data subject to processing,
the destruction of his or her personal data if the purpose of the processing has been fulfilled; where official documents containing personal data are the subject of the processing, he or she may request their return,
the destruction of his/her personal data which are the subject of the processing, if there has been a breach of the PDPA or other applicable Slovak law.
The Buyer has the right to object to the Seller on the basis of a free written request:
the processing of his personal data which he assumes are or will be processed for direct marketing purposes without his consent and to request their destruction,
the use of the personal data referred to in Article 31 for direct marketing purposes in postal communications, or
the provision of the personal data referred to in Article 31 for direct marketing purposes.
The Buyer has the right to object to the processing of personal data in the cases referred to in § 31 privacy policy by submitting legitimate grounds or by providing evidence of unjustified interference with its rights and legally protected interests which are or may be harmed by such processing of personal data in a particular case, upon a free written request to the Seller; unless prevented by lawful grounds and the Buyer’s objection is proven to be justified, the Seller is obliged to block and delete the personal data whose processing the Buyer has objected to without undue delay as soon as the circumstances permit.
The Buyer, upon written request or in person if the matter cannot be delayed, shall furthermore have the right to object to the Seller at any time and not to submit to a decision of the Seller which would have legal effects or significant impact on the Buyer, if such decision is made solely on the basis of automated processing operations of her personal data. The Buyer shall have the right to request the Seller to review the decision made by a method other than automated processing, and the Seller shall comply with the Buyer’s request, with the authorised person having a decisive role in the review of the decision; the Seller shall inform the Buyer of the method of review and the result of the findings within a period of no later than 30 days from receipt of the request or requirement of these Terms and Conditions. The Buyer shall not have this right only if a specific law providing for measures to safeguard the Buyer’s legitimate interests so provides, or if, in the framework of pre-contractual relations or during the existence of contractual relations, the Seller has issued a decision granting the Buyer’s request, or if the Seller has taken other reasonable measures to safeguard the Buyer’s legitimate interests on the basis of the contract.
If the buyer exercises his right in writing and it is clear from the content of his request that he is exercising his right, the request shall be deemed to have been made pursuant to this Act; a request made by electronic mail or fax shall be delivered in writing by the buyer not later than three days from the date of its dispatch.
If the purchaser suspects that his personal data are being unlawfully processed, he may notify the Data Protection Authority thereof. If the buyer does not have full legal capacity, his rights may be exercised by his legal representative.
The Seller shall immediately notify the data subject and the Office for Personal Data Protection in writing of the restriction of the Buyer’s rights under the PDPA.