Privacy policy
SC SD PROINVEST SRL-D requests names, CI/CNP data, e-mail addresses, telephone numbers, data from its customers for the purpose of preparing invoices and certificates according to the regulations in force.
Providing personal data does not imply any obligation on the part of SC SD PROINVEST SRL-D clients and they may refuse to provide this data under any circumstances and may request the deletion of personal data from the database at any time.
We reserve the right to cancel orders that contain incomplete data or orders placed without basic information, such as contact phone number, address, and CI/CNP data.
SC SD PROINVEST SRL-D will respect the confidential information you have provided and will NOT sell, rent or barter this information.
Any changes to these privacy rules will be posted at the headquarters of SC SD PROINVEST SRL-D and on the website owned by SC SD PROINVEST SRL-D at least 10 days before their implementation.
Information collected before the changes were implemented will be secured in accordance with the old privacy rules.
SC SD PROINVEST SRL-D reserves the right to modify both the content and the structure of the site at any time and without prior notice.
Any attempt of any kind to modify the image and information on the site, except for its legal owner - SC SD PROINVEST SRL-D, without the prior consent of SC SD PROINVEST SRL-D, gives SD PROINVEST SRL the unilateral and unequivocal right to make use of all its prerogatives to address the legally competent courts to sanction these acts.
We guarantee the security and confidentiality of data transmitted through the computer system.
1. What is a cookie?
1.1. A cookie is a small file, generally made up of letters and numbers, which is downloaded to the memory of a computer (or other equipment used for online browsing - mobile phone, tablet, etc.), when the user accesses the website www.sd-modelcar.ro
1.2. Cookies are created when the browser used by a user displays sd-modelcar.ro., and it transmits information to the browser, creating a text file. Each time the user accesses sd-modelcar.ro again, the browser accesses and transmits this file to the sd-modelcar.ro server. In other words, the cookie can be seen as an identification card of the Internet user, which notifies sd-modelcar.ro each time the user returns to the respective site.
Example:
For a Windows XP and Mozilla Firefox user, the cookies stored on their computer are found in the following location: C:\Documents and Settings\[username]\Application Data\MozillaFirefox\Profiles\[profilename].defaultcookies.sqlite A cookie might look like this: SNID50=eR0azHquz-E32l1B7uLIasD63_ZWxrS9fkAc37Z4CQ=Q4levhdDnydqiJGN\google.ro/verify 9728 2076339328 30210107 446809680 30173295 *
2. Purpose of Cookies and Legal Basis
2.1. Cookies can ensure faster and easier interaction between users and sd-modelcar.ro. For example, when a user authenticates on sd-modelcar.ro, the authentication data is stored in a cookie; subsequently, the user can access sd-modelcar.ro without having to authenticate again.
2.2. In other cases, cookies can be used to store information about the activities carried out by the user on sd-modelcar.ro, so that he can easily resume those activities when he accesses the site later. Cookies tell the server which pages to show the user, so that he does not have to remember this or navigate the entire site from the beginning. Thus, cookies can be likened to "bookmarks" that tell the user exactly where he left off within sd-modelcar.ro.
2.3. Similarly, cookies can store information regarding the products ordered by the user on sd-modelcar.ro, thus making the concept of "shopping cart" possible.
2.4. Cookies may also enable sd-modelcar.ro to monitor users' online activities and establish user profiles, which may then be used for marketing purposes. For example, cookies may be used to identify the products and services a user has liked, and this information may then be used to send appropriate advertising messages to that user.
2.5. The use of cookies and the obligations of providers are regulated in both European Union and national legislation.
2.6. Thus, Directive 2002/58/EC concerning the processing of personal data and the protection of privacy in the electronic communications sector, as amended by Directive 2009/136/EC ), provides that:
“Article 5(3) Member States shall ensure that the storage of information or the gaining of access to information already stored in the terminal equipment of a subscriber or user is permitted only on condition that the subscriber or user concerned has given his consent, after having received clear and comprehensive information, in accordance with Directive 95/46/EC, inter alia, on the purposes of the processing. This shall not prevent storage or technical access for the sole purpose of carrying out the transmission of the communication over an electronic communications network or where this is strictly necessary for the provision by the provider of an information society service expressly requested by the subscriber or user.”
2.7. These provisions were transposed into national legislation by Law no. 506/2004 on the processing of personal data and the protection of privacy in the electronic communications sector, with subsequent amendments and supplements:
“Art. 4 para. (5) - Storing information or obtaining access to information stored in the terminal equipment of a subscriber or user is permitted only if the following conditions are cumulatively met:
1. the subscriber or user in question has expressed his/her consent;
2. the subscriber or user in question was provided, prior to expressing his consent, in accordance with the provisions of art. 12 of Law no. 677/2001, as subsequently amended and supplemented, with clear and complete information which:
i. be presented in an easily understandable language and be easily accessible to the subscriber or user;
ii. to include mentions regarding the purpose of processing the information stored by the subscriber or user or the information to which he has access.
If the provider allows third parties to store or access information stored in the subscriber's or user's terminal equipment, the information in accordance with points (i) and (ii) shall include the general purpose of the processing of such information by third parties and the manner in which the subscriber or user may use the settings of the internet browser application or other similar technologies to delete the stored information or to deny third parties access to such information.
(5-1) The consent provided for in paragraph (5) letter a) may also be given by using the settings of the internet browsing application or other similar technologies through which it can be considered that the subscriber or user has expressed his consent.
(6) The provisions of paragraph (5) do not affect the possibility of storing or technically accessing the stored information in the following cases:
1. when these operations are carried out exclusively for the purpose of transmitting a communication over an electronic communications network;
2. when these operations are strictly necessary for the provision of an information society service expressly requested by the subscriber or user.”
2.8. According to the latter provisions, the use of third party cookies is permitted under the following conditions:
1. informing users, in a clear, complete and easily accessible manner, about:
the placement, by a particular website, of cookies in the user's computer memory;
the purpose of using cookies (the information stored in cookies and the purpose for which this information is used);
the ways in which the user can delete cookies or deny third parties access to the information stored by those cookies;
2. obtaining user consent for the placement of cookies and for the use of the information contained therein.
3. Although users' consent can also be expressed by using the browser settings used for browsing the Internet, it is necessary that in this case, the user be informed in advance about the placement of cookies and their purpose.