Hi there! If you got here, that means you value your privacy and care a lot about sharing your data, just like I do. I have created this site to guide you through the Privacy Policy at unpackin.design. I will show you how this website is processing personal data and how do cookie files work here. Enjoy!
Once you have subscribed to the newsletter, you can always unsubscribe. There is a link in a bottom of every mail you get from unpacking.design, allowing you to do so.
In case of any questions and doubts, you can always send me a message at hello@unpacking.design
I do not share your data with third parties (excluding service providers that makes the website running smoothly, such as MailChimp), and I do not sell it for commercial purpose.
If you do not agree with the Privacy Policy at unpacking.design, you just simply:
Please, remember that you are sharing your data voluntarily, but it is necessary to get in touch with me, subscribe to the newsletter or to comment below the articles.
Easy peasy ;]
As an author of the website and its content I, Monika Sznel, am the data controller of personal data you share. I do not run my own company yet, therefore all data are being stored and processed on the server which is owned and operated by my friend, Michal Bartosinski. Michal is a very helpful guy, and here goes his company details (it is registered in Poland):
Nordmind Michał Bartosiński
Okrzei Street 23/58
03-715 Warszawa
NIP: 1181796166
It means that Michal as an owner of his company is a data processor at unpacking.design.
Another data processor is MailChimp. It’s a service owned by Rocket Science Group, based in US. Their servers are located in US as well. I am using MailChimp to make my newsletter running smoothly. It means that if you are subscribing to the newsletter at unpacking.design, your data is stored on their servers. Mind that they know what the GDPR is, and care about the security of their users a lot. They write about it here (security) and here (GDPR).
I will write that again: you can always opt out from the newsletter, stop using my website and clear all the data I store about you. You can do that in two ways:
Personal data is any kind of information that you can be identified as you (name, photo, email address, IP address or a combination of the data that directly or indirectly identifies the person). At unpacking.design data are being collected through:
How come I have an access to your IP address? By using any type website, your device is “talking” (requesting the access to the website) to a server that is storing the website. Every “talk” of this kind is being stored on a server as a log. Logs may include data such as IP address of your device, as well as time, date, internet browser or operating system that you are using on your device.
However, logs are not paired or combined with your personal data that you share once, for example, subscribing to the newsletter. Instead, logs are used in the process of optimizing unpacking.design, and in order to ensure the greatest possible convenience of using the website.
Similarly to most of websites, I do collect and store cookies: information about your internet activity related to my website. Cookies are a text files stored on your device that allows my website to know if you are at unpacking.design for the first time or you’re a returning user. Based on that, the website is being adjusted to your browsing history. All to make your stay at unpacking.design the most convenient 🙂
You can and should erase cookies by clearing your browsing history. There are guides how to do that in your internet browser “settings” panel.
Cookies helps at unpacking.design to:
It may happen that state authorities will ask me to give them access to all collected data as a part of routine control. Then I am obliged to share your data. Excluding such unusual circumstances, your personal data will only be disclosed to the extent, purpose and to entities listed in this Privacy Policy.
As a data controller at unpacking.design, I reserve the right to change the content of this Privacy Policy in order to adapt its content to the applicable law or changing technological conditions (eg changing the service provider for my newsletter).
By using the website you declare that you are familiar with the up-to-date Privacy Policy presented here. The current Privacy Policy is always available at unpacking.design/privacy-policy
Based on the applicable law (vide: GDPR), due to the processing of your data by unpacking.design, you have the following rights:
To exercise any of your rights, please contact me at hello@unpacking.design
That’s it! I wish you happy and thoughtful usage of unpacking.design!