PRIVACY POLICY

ACCORDING TO ART. 13 AND 14 OF EU REG. NO. 679/2016 ("GDPR")

This Statement describes which of your personal data are collected by REA S.r.l. for what purposes and how they are processed. Below you will also find the information necessary to exercise your rights under the GDPR.

In general, we collect your data when you access the Website https://readvisor.eu/ (hereinafter referred to as the "Website"), when you contact us for further information by e-mail or when you interact with us through our social media page on LinkedIn (starting now referred to as the "Social Media Page"). We inform you that the personal data collected during these procedures will be processed to respond to your requests, as indicated below. 

Who processes your data: Data Controller

REA S.r.l.
Via Milazzo n. 17
Bologna, Italy
VAT 03268091208
yourprivacy@readvisor.eu

is the Controller of the processing of your data (hereinafter, "We", "Controller" and "REA").

Limited to the data collected through our Social Media Page, LinkedIn is the joint controller of your personal data, as published within the framework of the platform. For further information, please read the relevant privacy policy.

What data we process - Type of data processed

Your contact data

We will retain the contact information you provide us with (e.g., first name, last name, company, phone number, e-mail) when you contact us for more details through the form available on the Website, by e-mail or through our Social Media Page, through public comments or private messages.

Information on the use of the Website

Your Website use involves processing data about the browser and device you are using and your IP address (this number identifies a specific device on the internet and is necessary for your device to communicate with the Websites). We can analyse which Website you came from and your actions on our Website.

Where we get your data - Methods of data collection

Directly from you

For example, if you contact us via the Website or when you apply for a job. We can only process your application if you provide us with your data.

Through the use of features on the Website

We use cookies and other technologies, such as pixel tags, on our Websites and in our e-mails to collect data about your use of the Website and better target promotion. To learn more, please see our Cookie Policy below.

Why and for how long we process your data - Purpose and legal basis of data processing; storage period

To respond to your requests collected through the Website, e-mail and our Social Media Page

For example, we will use your data to respond to your requests received by e-mail or via our Social Media Page, either as public comments or private messages.
The legal basis for this processing is the performance of a contract to which you are a party or the performance of pre-contractual obligations, and the storage period is equal to the time necessary to respond to your requests.

To prevent or control unlawful conduct or to protect and enforce rights

For example, we may use your data to avoid the infringement of our intellectual property rights (e.g. counterfeiting of our or our partners' trademarks) or other unlawful acts, as permitted by applicable law.
The legal basis for such processing is the Data Controller's legitimate interest. The retention period of your data is equal to the time reasonably necessary to enforce our rights, starting when we become aware of the offence or its potential commission.

To evaluate CVs received through the Work with us section

We will process your data to consider the applications received through the "Spontaneous application" form in the "Work with us" section. This processing is necessary for the execution of pre-contractual measures requested by the data subject. For further information, please consult the Recruitment Privacy Policy on the Website in the "Work with us" section at the bottom of the "Spontaneous application" form.

Nature of the provision of personal data

For the purposes set out in the preceding paragraph, the provision of data is necessary to enable us to respond to requests received via the Website or to evaluate applications. 

Cookies and similar technologies

What are cookies? Cookies are small text files that sites visited by users send to their terminals, where they are stored to be retransmitted to the same sites on subsequent visits.

Cookies used by the Website and their purpose

The Website uses the following categories of cookies:

• Technical cookies (or navigation cookies), which contribute to the functioning of the Website, for example, to allow navigation between pages and access to the reserved area of the Website; the legal basis of the processing underlying the use of these cookies is REA's interest in providing efficient and well-functioning services to its clients; the storage period of these cookies runs from the date of first access to the Website until they are disabled. 
• Functional cookies, which enable specific functionalities of the Website and memorise your preferences (such as language) to improve your browsing experience; the legal basis of the processing underlying the use of these cookies is GreenGo's interest in providing efficient and well-functioning services to its clients; the conservation period of these cookies runs from the date on which they are enabled on the Website until they are disabled or for a defined period. 
• Analytical cookies, which make it possible to acquire statistical information in an aggregated and anonymous form concerning how the user navigates; the legal basis of the processing underlying the use of these cookies is GreenGo's interest in providing efficient and well-functioning services to its clients. The conservation period of these cookies runs from the date they are enabled on the Website until they are disabled or for a defined period. 

Cookies currently in use

Google Fonts (Google Inc.)

How to deactivate technical cookies

You can deny consent to using cookies through specific settings in your browser. Some Website features may not function if you opt out of cookies.
Below you will find information and links explaining how to manage cookies for the most common browsers:

Internet Explorer (retired/deprecated*)

Click on the Tools button and then on Internet Options. Click on the Privacy tab, and under Settings, move the slider up to block all cookies.
* Internet Explorer was retired on June 15, 2022, and is no longer accessible. Microsoft disabled the application on 14 February 2023, and all its visual elements have been removed from Windows Operating Systems as of 13 June 2023. You can reload Internet Explorer sites with IE mode in Microsoft Edge. If you are using Internet Explorer on an obsolete Windows PC, beware that using an old version of IE can harm your PC and other PCs or workstations on your local network.

Google Chrome (Windows/MacOS)

Refer to this support link for up-to-date instructions.

You can allow or block all cookies by default. You can also allow cookies from a site you visit but block third-party cookies in ads or images on that web page.

1. On your computer, open Chrome.
2. At the top right, click More (three dots) and then the Settings gear icon.
3. Under "Privacy and security," click Cookies and other site data.
4. Select an option:

• • Allow all cookies
  • Block all cookies (not recommended)
  • Block third-party cookies in Incognito
  • Block third-party cookies
    • All cookies and site data from other sites are blocked if you block third-party cookies, even if the site is allowed on your exceptions list.

Google Chrome (Android)

Refer to this support link for up-to-date instructions.

You can allow or block cookies for any site:

1. On your Android device, open Chrome
2. At the top right, tap More (three dots) and then the Settings gear icon
3. Tap Site settings -> Cookies
4. Select an option:

• • Allow cookies
  • Block all cookies (not recommended)
  • Block third-party cookies in Incognito
  • Block third-party cookies
    • All cookies and site data from other sites are blocked if you block third-party cookies, even if the site is allowed on your exceptions list.

Mozilla Firefox

Refer to this support link for up-to-date instructions.

When you download Firefox, Standard Enhanced Tracking Protection is already enabled.

To view or change your Enhanced Tracking Protection settings for all sites, click Firefox in the Menu bar at the top of the screen and select Preferences. Then select Privacy & Security.

Select Standard Protection or Strict Protection, or create a Custom setup.

Safari (MacOS)

Refer to this support link for up-to-date instructions.

Click on "Safari" in the menu bar, then on "Preferences". Now click on "Privacy". In the Privacy tab, you can choose to Prevent cross-site tracking and Hide IP address. You can also click on Manage Website Data to scroll through all your Website data and remove it partially or totally. If you click on "Advanced Settings", you can find more cookie-related privacy settings.

Safari (iOS/iPadOS)

Refer to this support link for up-to-date instructions.

To clear your history and cookies, go to Settings > Safari, and tap Clear History and Website Data. Removing your history, cookies and browsing data from Safari won't change your AutoFill information.

To clear your cookies and keep your history, go to Settings > Safari > Advanced > Website Data, then tap Remove All Website Data.

To visit sites without leaving history, turn Private Browsing on.

To choose whether Safari blocks cookies, tap Settings > Safari, then turn on Block All Cookies.

Microsoft Edge

Refer to this support link for up-to-date instructions.

1. Click on "Settings"
2. Click on the "Cookies and Site Permissions"
3. Click on "Manage and delete cookies and site data"
4. Turn off "Allow sites to save and read cookie data (recommended)" to deactivate cookies. Turn it on if you want to activate them.

Where your data is processed - data transfer

Your data will be processed and stored at REA's offices and suppliers operating in the European Union and - where the protection guarantees provided for in articles 45-47 of the GDPR are met - outside the European Union. Exclusively regarding the data collected on our Social Media Page, this data will be stored on the platform mentioned above, LinkedIn, per the latter's privacy policy, which we invite you to consult.

With whom we share your data - data recipients

Notwithstanding that, where required by law, we will obtain your prior consent and carry out any formalities required by law; we may share your data with the following third parties (including as data processors):

Our service providers

We may share your data with third parties so that they can provide services to us (e.g. IT service providers for the management of the Website), but in that case, the processing of your data will be regulated by an agreement under Article 28 GDPR to protect your data. These parties will only hold the data necessary to perform their functions and may only use it to perform those services on our behalf or to comply with legal requirements. You can find out the details of such data processors under Article 28 GDPR by contacting us by e-mail at yourprivacy@readvisor.eu. Where such providers operate outside the European Union, we will meet one of the conditions set out in Articles 45-47 of the GDPR before disclosing personal data to them. 

Where we need to do so to comply with legal obligations or for judicial protection of us or of third parties

Where permitted or required by law, we may also share data requested by a government agency or other authorised entity or organisation to protect or exercise our or a third party's rights or limit or prevent fraud and other unlawful acts.

Minors

Our Website is not intended for children under 18 and is designed for an adult audience. If you are a parent or guardian and think your child has submitted data to us, you can contact us at yourprivacy@readvisor.eu.

Security measures

We take the security measures required by law.

We take security measures to protect your data. The standard security measures we use depend on the type of data we process and meet the requirements of the law and the standards of European government agencies. 

Your rights

You may contact REA to request access to your personal data, rectification, cancellation or restriction of the processing, to object to the processing and to request the portabilitỳ of your data; you may also revoke your consent at any time (this will not affect the lawfulness of the processing based on the consent given before revocation).

When you exercise your right of access, you have the right to know whether your data are being processed, what the purpose of the processing is, what categories of data are being processed, who the recipients or categories of recipients are to whom your data are disclosed (and if they reside in a third country based on which safeguards), the retention period of your data (or the criteria for determining the retention period), whether any automated processing is taking place (e.g. by profiling) and what the logic of such processing is, the origin of the data (if not initially collected by us).

You have the right to lodge a complaint with the competent supervisory authority and to ask the Controller, at any time, for information about the data processors and the persons authorised by the Data Controller to process your data. 

You can exercise your rights by contacting REA at the contact details above or by sending an e-mail to yourprivacy@readvisor.eu.

You may also exercise your rights concerning processing personal data through our Social Media Page by contacting LinkedIn per the provisions of the respective privacy policy.

What we do if we change this policy

We may make changes to our privacy policy. We will also post an updated version on our site. It will have a different date from the one shown below. Please check the site periodically for updates.

Version updated 26 July 2023