INFORMATION ON THE PRIVACY PROTECTION LAW 675/96, ARTICLE l0


First of all, thank you for having visited our website.  Our company protects the privacy of users of the  artclub2.com site in accordance with Law 675/96.  In particular:

The accesses to our site are noted numerically, and anonymously, for statistical purposes.  Should site users communicate their personal data (for example, in requesting information), this data will also be handled by automation, in an authorized and correct manner, only for the promotional purposes of our activity. 
Personal data will not be communicated or ceded to third parties for any reason.
The treatment of data is the responsibility of  art club 2 srl – Via Flaminia 259 – 00l96 Rome, Italy.
The owners of the data communicated to us have the faculty of exercising all the rights provided for in Article l3 of Law 675/96 (quoted below in its entirety) by sending an e-mail to  privacy@artclub2.com or by writing to Studio d’arte club 2 srl – Via Flaminia 259 – 00l96 Rome, Italy, or sending a fax to +39.6.320.24.55.
In accordance with Law 675/96, the person responsible for the handling of data is the legal representative of Studio d’arte club 2 srl, domiciled at the company’s office. 
Regarding the above-mentioned treatment of data, the interested party has the following rights:

a) to ascertain, through free access to the register mentioned in Article 31, paragraph l a), the existence of data treatments that could concern him;

b) to be informed regarding the contents of Article 7, paragraphs 4 a), b) and h);

c) to obtain without delay from the person responsible for data treatment:

       1. confirmation of the existence, or not, of personal data concerning himself, even if not yet recorded, and the  comprehensible communication of the same data and their origin, as well as the logic and the purpose on which the treatment is based; the request may be renewed at an interval of not less than 90 days, unless there are justified reasons;

       2. the cancellation, the transformation into an anonymous format, or the interruption of data treated in violation 
of the law, including those that do not require preservation in relation to the purposes for which the data were gathered or subsequently treated;
 
       3. the update,  correction, or integration of the data;

       4. the certification that transactions 2.  and  3., and their contents, were made known to those to whom the data 
were communicated, except for the case in which such obligation becomes impossible or involves the use of means clearly out of proportion as to the protected rights.

d) to be opposed, entirely or in part , and for legitimate reasons, to the treatment of data that concern him even though pertinent to the scope of the data collection;

e) to be opposed, entirely or in part, to the treatment of personal data that concern him, provided for the purpose of commercial information or the mailing of advertising material or of direct sales or for market research or interactive commercial communication; and to be informed by the person responsible, no later than the moment in which the data have been communicated or circulated, of the possibility of exercising such right free of charge.