Privacy Policy

Vulp.studio takes privacy into account when processing (personal) data of its relations. We do this in accordance with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). This privacy statement explains how we handle (personal) data. We provide insight into our goals and rights of relations to view, correct, transfer, delete, etc. data and what measures we take to protect personal data against all forms of unlawful processing.

Article 1. DATA

1.1. Personal Data

The collection of (personal) data of the counterparty, including user material and information, used by Vulp.studio is a legally protected database. Vulp.studio is the producer of the database and therefore has the exclusive right to grant permission for:

• Retrieving or reusing all or a qualitatively and/or quantitatively substantial part of the database content
• Repeated and systematic retrieval or reuse of qualitatively and/or quantitatively non-substantial parts of the database content, insofar as this conflicts with normal database exploitation or causes unjustified harm to Vulp.studio’s legitimate interests

1.2. Files

Files sent to Vulp.studio are stored, processed, and transmitted by us, including all associated data (e.g., creation date and file type).

1.3. Feedback

Feedback is stored and processed by us. This applies to textual feedback, signed feedback, and files related to this feedback.

1.4. Cookies

We place one functional cookie (“firebase-language-override”) that records your language preference, so the website is shown in your chosen language on subsequent visits. This cookie remains on your device for 180 days. We do not use cookies for advertising or profiling.

1.5. Web Statistics

To collect web statistics we use Umami, an analytics tool that we host ourselves at analytics.vulp.studio. Umami does not place cookies and does not collect data by which you are directly identifiable. No third-party cookies are placed on your device through this website.

Article 2. RIGHT OF ACCESS

Vulp.studio cooperates with requests for exercising rights including access, correction, and deletion, except for information legally required to be retained.

Article 3. DATA BREACHES

Data breaches that may lead to serious adverse consequences for personal data protection are reported to the Data Protection Authority.

Article 4. RESPONSIBILITY

Vulp.studio is only a “processor” and the counterparty is “controller” under the law. Mutual rights and obligations are established in the general terms and conditions.