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By using www.blendpr.pl you agree to the terms and conditions of the following Privacy Policy and Cookie Policy.
This Privacy Policy and Cookie Policy specify terms and conditions of: processing and protection of personal data that you provide, cookies files, and any other technology on the Website.
The administrator of the Website and of your personal data is Blend PR Magdalena Gajek with its registered office at os. Sobieskiego 26c/131, 60-688 Poznań, with NIP: 5961728254.
The Administrator reserves the right to amend this Privacy Policy and every User of the Website is obliged to read the updated version of it. The reasons for changes of the Privacy Policy might include: technology development, changes in the legal regulations, website development (for example, new tools used by the Administrator). The publication date of the updated Privacy Policy can be found at the bottom of this page.
Administrator – Blend PR Magdalena Gajek with its registered office at os. Sobieskiego 26c/131, 60-688 Poznań, with NIP: 5961728254.
User – every person visiting and using the Website www.blendpr.pl.
Website and Online Store – www.blendpr.pl.
Form/Forms – places on the Website where the User can provide personal data for a specified reason such as Newsletter subscription, placing an order, contact with the User.
GDPR – the Regulation of the European Parliament and of the Council (EU) 2016/679 of 27 April 2016 on the protection of natural persons with regard to the processing of personal data and on the free movement of such data, and repealing Directive 95/46/EC (General Data Protection Regulation).
The Administrator of your personal data is Blend PR Magdalena Gajek with its registered office at os. Sobieskiego 26c/131, 60-688 Poznań, with NIP: 5961728254.
Providing your personal data is voluntary, however, not providing the required personal data (marked as obligatory on the Website) means that the Administrator will not be able to provide the service.
Any personal data that is not obligatory or necessary are provided by the User voluntarily and the Administrator processes such personal data on the basis of Article 6 section 1 letter a) of GDPR (consent). The User gives consent for such personal data being processed and made anonymous by the Administrator.
The Administrator processes the User’s personal data for the following purposes and on the basis of the following legal grounds:
Article 6 of GDPR: Lawfulness of processing:
Section 1 letter a) the data subject has given consent to the processing of his or her personal data for one or more specific purposes;
Section 1 letter b) processing is necessary for the performance of a contract to which the data subject is party or in order to take steps at the request of the data subject prior to entering into a contract;
Section 1 letter c) processing is necessary for compliance with a legal obligation to which the controller is subject;
Section 1 letter f) processing is necessary for the purposes of the legitimate interests pursued by the controller or by a third party, except where such interests are overridden by the interests or fundamental rights and freedoms of the data subject which require protection of personal data, in particular where the data subject is a child.
The Administrator collects and processes only personal data provided by the User (the exception are automatically collected data such as cookies and login data – more information on those can be found below).
The Website automatically collects data regarding using the Website such as the User’s IP, domain name, browser type, operational system (login data). Automatically collected data might be used to analyze the Users’ activities on the Website, collect demographic data, or to personalize the content of the Website in order to improve it. Such data are processed only for the purpose of Website administration, hosting or marketing purposes and are anonymous. More information on cookies can be found in the further parts of this Privacy Policy.
The User has rights regarding their personal data under the provisions of Articles 15-21 of GDPR:
The Administrator shall draw attention to the fact that the abovementioned rights are not absolute and there are exceptions to them. The rights shall not adversely affect the rights and freedoms of others such as copyrights or professional secrecy. To find out more, please read the GDPR document.
However, the User can always exercise the right to file a complaint with the supervisory authority.
In order to exercise their rights, the User can contact the Administrator by (1) e-mail: m.gajek@blendpr.pl or (2) post to the address of the registered office of the Administrator (if provided in this Privacy Policy), specifying the request. The User shall receive the reply to the request not later than 30 days after the request has been delivered to the Administrator.
The User has the right to withdraw their consent to process their personal data at any given time, which will result in deleting the e-mail address of the User from the e-mailing list of the Administrator. The consent withdrawal does not affect the processing of personal data prior to the withdrawal.
In some cases, not all personal data will be deleted. In such cases, personal data might be stored for defense against claims for as long as it is required by legal regulations.
The Administrator shall process each and every request from the User, informing the User about the actions required by legal regulations.
The User’s personal data might be transferred to a non-EU country (third country). In such a case, personal data will be transferred only to the recipients who joined the Privacy Shield agreement or to those recipients that guarantee the highest level of data protection.
Because the Administrator uses the services from Google, Facebook, LinkedIn, and Instagram, the User’s personal data might be transferred to the United States of America (the USA) where the personal data are stored on the servers.
Detailed information on data protection can be found in the privacy policies available on the websites of each of the abovementioned providers:
Google LLC: https://policies.google.com/privacy?hl=pl
Facebook Ireland Ltd.: https://www.facebook.com/privacy/explanation
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/legal/privacy-policy-summary
Instagram: https://help.instagram.com/402411646841720
The User’s personal data are stored by the Administrator as long as there are services being provided, there are legal bases for processing of personal data, and:
There might be links to other websites on the Website of the Administrator. They will open in the same or in a new window of a browser. The Administrator is not responsible for the content of those websites. The User is obliged to read privacy policy and terms and conditions of these websites.
The User’s personal data are stored and protected with due diligence, according to the internal procedures implemented by the Administrator. The Administrator processes personal data using appropriate technical and organizational measures required by the law regulations, especially by legal regulations regarding personal data. This is to protect personal data against unauthorized access. The access to personal data is granted only to authorized persons who are obliged to keep them confident.
The User shall ensure the security of personal data provided to the Administrator via Internet – in particular, does not share the login details with third parties, uses an antivirus and updates the software.
The Administrator uses external service providers. The recipients of the User’s personal data (such as courier service providers, payment system operators, accountants, newsletter providers) guarantee they use the appropriate technical and organizational measures required by the law regulations, including GDPR. The User’s personal data are disclosed to the following recipients:
The Administrator has not appointed the Data Protection Officer and performs the tasks of the Data Protection Officer autonomously.
The User acknowledges that their personal data might be disclosed to the authorized government bodies – for the purpose of compliance with a legal obligation – at their request and after ensuring there are grounds for obtaining such personal data from the Administrator.
The User’s personal data are not used for the automated decision-making which affects the rights, obligations and freedom of the User, as stipulated in GDPR.
The User’s personal data (obtained on the Website) might be subject to profiling in order to personalize the Administrator’s offer (mainly through behavioral advertising). It should not, however, have any effect on the legal situation of the User, especially on the contracts they entered into or will enter into. It only helps to adjust the content of the advertising to the interests of the User. That information is anonymous and is not associated with any personal data provided by the User (for example, during the online purchase). It includes only statistical data such as sex, age, interests, approximate location, and behavior on the Website.
Every User has the right to object to profiling if it has any negative effect on the rights and obligations of the User.
To be able to use the Website, the User is required to have:
software allowing to read the content in the given formats such as .pdf, video, mp3, mp4.
a) Facebook Pixel – it manages Facebook ads and marketing actions (legitimate interest pursued by the Administrator). This tool is provided by Facebook Inc. and its affiliates. This analytical tool measures how effective ads are, shows what actions the Users take, and helps to reach the target group (Facebook Ads, Facebook Insights). Information collected by Facebook Pixel is anonymous and does not identify you. It shows general data about the users: location, age, sex, interests. The provider can combine these data with other data that you provide on your Facebook account and then use the combined data according to their goals.
The Administrator recommends to read the details of Facebook Pixel and ask directly the provider for any clarification you might need. Also, you should manage the privacy settings on your Facebook account. More information can be found at https://www.facebook.com/privacy/explanation.
b) Google Analytics – it analyzes the Website statistics. Google Analytics uses its own cookies to analyze actions and behavior of the Users. The files store information such as from what website a user entered other website. It helps to create and use statistics to improve the services provided by the Administrator and to optimize the Website (legitimate interest pursued by the Administrator). This tool is provided by Google LLC. While using Google Analytics, the Administrator does not collect any data that could be used to identify the User. The Administrator recommends to read the details of Google Analytics, turn off cookies and ask directly the provider for any clarification you might need at https://support.google.com/analytics#topic=3544906.
c) Plug-ins to social media – Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn.
When the User clicks on the plug-in icon, they are redirected to the website of an external provider – in this case to the specific social media portal such as Facebook. Next, the User can click ‘like it’ or ‘Share’ and to like the Administrator’s fan page on Facebook or to share the content (a post, article, video, etc.).
The Administrator recommends to read Facebook privacy policy before creating an account. The Administrator has no influence on data processed by Facebook. From the moment the User clicks on the plug-in redirecting to the social media portal, this social media portal becomes the administrator of their personal data and decides on the scope and aims of processing of personal data. Cookies left by Facebook plug-in (or other third parties) might be stored on the User’s device and then combined with data collected by Facebook portal. By using the Website, the User accepts this. The Administrator does not have any influence on personal data processing by the third parties in this manner.
d) Tools to measure the effectiveness of advertisement campaigns on Google Ads – to run marketing and re-marketing campaigns (legitimate interest pursued by the Administrator). The Administrator does not collect any data that can be used to identify the User. The Administrator recommends to read Google privacy policy to learn the details of how it works and how to turn cookies off in your browser’s settings.
e) Content of the websites and portals of external providers. The Administrator might use on the Website the content from portals, blogs, and other websites from external providers. In particular, videos from YouTube or Vimeo. Abovementioned external providers might collect data such as information on viewing the content by the User. If you do not want this to happen, log out from a given portal (if you have an account and are logged in) before visiting the Website or do not play the content on the Website. You can also change the settings of your browser and block some content. Every time read the privacy policy of the external providers.
When you enter the Website for the first time, you have to accept cookies or take other actions specified in the message on the Website to be able to use the Website. By using the Website, you accept cookies. If you do not want to give such consent, leave the Website. You can also change the cookies settings in your browser – clear or turn them off. You can find all the necessary information in ‘Help’ section of your browser.
Publication date of Privacy Policy: 02.04.2020
Date of the latest update: 02.04.2020
