If you wish to exercise the rights that the data protection regulations grant you, please send us an email to the following address info@monkeysoil.com putting the right exercised in the subject and attaching a copy of your national identity document or passport.

The rights that you can exercise are:

• Access to data
• Data rectification
• Deletion of data
• Data portability
• Limitation of processing
• Opposition to treatment
• Not to be the subject of profiling

Right of access to data:

You have the right to have the Responsible tell you whether or not your personal data is being processed, and in the event that the processing is confirmed, it will enable your access by providing the following information:

• The purposes of the treatment.
• The categories of data in question.
• The term or criteria of conservation.

Right of data rectification:

You will have the right for the Responsible to rectify your data when they are inaccurate or incomplete by means of an additional rectifying statement.

Right to delete data

The interested party will have the right to have the Responsible delete their data, when:

• The treatment is illegal.
• The interested party has withdrawn their consent.
• They are no longer necessary in relation to the purposes for which they were collected or processed.
• The interested party has exercised the right of opposition and other legitimate reasons for the treatment do not prevail.
• The data must be deleted to fulfill a legal obligation of the Responsible.

The interested party will not have the right to have the Responsible delete their data when the treatment is necessary:

• To exercise the right to freedom of expression and information.
• To fulfill a legal obligation of the Responsible.
• For the formulation, exercise or defense of claims.
• For public interest based on current legislation for reasons of public health or for historical, statistical or scientific research purposes.

Right of data portability:

You have the right for the Data Controller to transmit your data to another Data Controller or to the same interested party, through a structured format of regular use and mechanical reading, when the treatment is carried out by automated means and is based on:

• The consent of the interested party for specific purposes.
• The execution of a contract or pre-contract with the interested party.

The right to data portability will not apply when:

• Transmission is technically impossible.
• It may adversely affect the rights and freedoms of third parties.
• The treatment has a mission of public interest based on current legislation.

Right of Limitation of the treatment:

The interested party will have the right to oppose the processing of their data carried out by the Responsible for reasons related to their particular situation, when the treatment is based on:

• Direct marketing.
• Profiling.
• Legitimate interest of the Responsible or third parties, provided that the interests or rights and freedoms of the interested party do not prevail, especially if it is a child.
• Historical, statistical or scientific research, unless the treatment is necessary for reasons of public interest.

Even if the interested party opposes the processing of their data, the Responsible may continue to process them as long as the legitimate interest of the Responsible prevails over the interests or rights and freedoms of the interested party in a judicial procedure that justifies it.

The Responsible Party must inform the interested party of the right to object to the processing of their data explicitly, clearly and separately from any other information, at the time of the first communication.

Right of objection

It is the right not to carry out their treatment or to cease it when their consent for the treatment is not necessary, due to the concurrence of a legitimate and well-founded reason, referred to their specific personal situation, that justifies it. , and provided that a Law does not provide otherwise.

Right not to be the object of profiling

The interested party will have the right not to be the object of profiling whose purpose is to adopt individual decisions based on automated data processing and aimed at evaluating, analyzing or predicting the following personal aspects:

• Professional performance.
• Economic situation.
• Health
• Personal preferences or interests.
• Reliability
• Behaviour
• Location or movements of the person.

When profiling is based solely on automated processing:

• The interested party will have the right to be informed if the decision that may be taken may produce legal effects that significantly affect them.
• The interested party will have the right to obtain human intervention from the Responsible Party, to express their point of view and to challenge the decision, if the treatment has been authorized by:
  • The explicit consent of the interested party.
  • A contract between the Responsible and the interested party.

It will not apply to the right not to be the object of profiling when the decision that may be taken as a result of it is authorized by:

• The explicit consent of the interested party.
• A contract between the Responsible and the interested party.
• A treatment based on current legislation.