For the purposes of that which is stipulated in Act of Parliament 15/1999, of 13 December, on Personal Data Protection, OPERA H2020 hereby informs you that the personal data you provide will be incorporated into a computer file owned by OPERA H2020.
The gathering and processing of personal data is designed to manage the information supplied in consultations, to handle enrolments for events, to keep you informed about anything that may take place in connection with the event you have signed up for, to deal with job applications, to keep you informed about any aspects of the OPERA H2020 portal that may be of interest to you, and to forward any informative communications connected with our activities.
Hereby, the user gives OPERA H2020 the permission to publish any photography taken during the events that OPERA H2020 could organize and where the user is present. These images could be broadcasted in OPERA H2020’s different digital channels but always with informative aims, never for commercial purposes.
Likewise, you will be able to exercise your right to access, rectify, cancel and challenge through the e-mail address jpablo.ruiz-minguela@tecnalia.com. Any authorization you may have granted can be withdrawn at any time.
OPERA H2020 is not responsible for the privacy and information protection policies pertaining to the information of third parties that can be accessed from this web site.
OPERA H2020 accepts no responsibility for the opinions dumped onto its blogs and social networks.
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