This policy (the “Privacy Policy”) describes the practices regarding the personal data we collect through the Site, which is hosted and operated in Romania. This policy does not govern the collection of information through any site other than this one. We encourage you to read this Policy before using our site. By using this Site, you agree to the terms and conditions of this Policy.
If you do not agree with these terms and conditions, please do not use this Site.
1. The information that RECICLAD’OR S.A. collects. There are two types of information: “Personal Data”, information by which an individual can be identified, and “Aggregate Information”, by which an individual cannot be identified.
a. Aggregate information. When you visit or interact with the Site, RECICLAD’OR S.A. and the third parties that RECICLAD’OR S.A. has contracted to provide it with services may collect anonymous information through three sources: server log files, cookies and pixel tags.
i. Server log files.
Your IP address is a number that is automatically assigned to your computer by your ISP (Internet Service Provider). This number is automatically identified and logged in the server files whenever you visit the site, together with the time of the visit and the page you visit. We use the IP address to calculate the usage levels of the Site, to diagnose server problems and to administer the Site. We may also use IP addresses to contact or block access for visitors who do not agree to the Terms of Use. Collecting IP addresses is a standard Internet procedure and is used automatically by many websites. RECICLAD’OR S.A. will not collect personal data, for example: name, address, telephone number or email address (hereinafter referred to as ‘private data’), unless you provide it of your own accord. If you do not want your data to be collected, please do not send us such data. The data that has been sent – unless otherwise specified – may be used in the following ways: storage and processing for a better understanding of your needs and the improvement of our products and services; contacting you (in the context of promotions; this may be done by third parties acting on our instructions); passing compiled information about the users or visitors of our site to third parties – only in a non-individualised form. We will not sell, rent or use for other marketing purposes your private data or that of third persons to third parties.
Additional information stored automatically
Under certain conditions, non-individualised technical information may be stored automatically, for example not through registration but when you visit our website. This may be linked, for example, to the type of Internet browser you use, your computer’s operating system and the domain of the website from which you came to our website.
ii. Cookies
Cookies are files sent by a web server to a person’s computer for the purpose of archiving. Cookies are standard, used by most websites, and help simplify continued access to, and use of, a specific website.
Cookies do not harm the system installed on your computer or your files, and only the website that sent that specific cookie can read, modify or delete it. If you do not want this information to be stored through cookies, most browsers have simple methods that allow you to delete stored cookies, automatically reject cookies, or choose between accepting and rejecting certain cookies sent to your computer. In any case, you should know that rejecting cookies makes it harder, and may even make it impossible, for you to “use” parts of a site.
iii. Information placed automatically on your computer – Pixel tags
The Site may use so-called “pixel tags”, “transparent GIFs” or similar aids (commonly called “pixel tags”) to gather basic statistical data on use of the site and on response rates. Pixel tags allow the number of visitors who have visited certain pages on the site to be counted, personalised services to be offered and the effectiveness of promotions and advertising campaigns to be analysed. When used in HTML-formatted email messages, pixel tags can tell the sender whether and when the email was opened.