Privacy Policy

Below is some information and warnings about how the website www.psicologofalconer.it is managed – for the purposes of personal data protection, pursuant to Article 13 of EU Regulation 2016/679 (hereinafter the “Regulation”), which sets out rules relating to the protection of natural persons with regard to the processing of personal data, as well as rules concerning the free movement of such data.

This privacy policy refers only to the website www.psicologofalconer.it and not to other websites that may be consulted by the user via links.

Data Controller

The Data Controller is Paolo Falconer – via di Cavana, 12 - 34124 Trieste – tel. +39 3471375100 – email: info@psicologofalconer.it

General Principles on Privacy Protection

Our goal is to protect all personal data we hold in order to manage it responsibly and transparently.

We are therefore committed to following these general principles:

  • you are not required to provide any personal data we may request. However, if you choose not to, we may not be able to provide certain services;

  • we collect and process your data only for the purposes stated in this Privacy Policy or for specific purposes already shared with you and/or for which you have given your consent;

  • we aim to collect, process, and use as little personal data as possible;

  • when we do collect your personal data, we make sure it is as accurate and up-to-date as possible; if the personal data we collect is no longer needed for any purpose and we are not legally required to retain it, we will do everything possible to delete, destroy, or anonymize it;

  • your personal data will not be shared, sold, made available, or disclosed to entities other than those mentioned in this Privacy Policy.

Place of Data Processing

Data is processed at the operational headquarters of the Data Controller or at the web service provider and is managed only by personnel authorized for data processing. For more information, please contact the Data Controller.

No data resulting from the web service is communicated or disclosed unless it is strictly related to the user’s request.

The personal data provided by users who request informational material is used solely to perform the service or provision requested and is disclosed to third parties only when necessary for that purpose.

Why Do We Collect and Use Your Personal Data?

We collect, retain, and use your personal data for the following purposes:

  • to send you, also on behalf of our Clients, invitations to events, meetings, conferences, cultural initiatives;

  • to inform you about various initiatives taking place in our area that we consider worth sharing;

  • communication activities, including through digital channels;

  • to send you service communications, including those related to events we organize;

  • to manage bookings in case of events that require registration;

  • to send press releases;

  • to contact you and respond to your requests;

  • to fulfill legal or contractual obligations.

When we collect and use your personal data for the above or other purposes, we will ask for your consent before or at the time of collection.

If necessary, we will ask for your consent to process your personal data. If you have provided consent to us or to our Clients, you still have the right to withdraw that consent at any time.

Profiling

www.psicologofalconer.it does not collect personal data for the purpose of profiling (Articles 4 and 22 of the Regulation).

Cookies and Other Technologies Used

Our website uses cookies. For more information and to read the detailed notice, please consult the [Cookie Policy].

We may also collect personal data through the use of other technologies or software, such as:

Google Analytics

This allows us to collect usage statistics for the website, either our own or those we manage on behalf of our Clients. The information generated by the Google Analytics cookie about your use of the website (including the first part of your IP address) is transmitted to Google and stored on its servers in the United States. Google uses this information to track and examine website usage and provides this data, in aggregated form and never linked to your identity, via Analytics reports and other informational services (e.g., Google Trends).

Google may transfer this information to third parties where required by law or where such third parties process the information on Google’s behalf. The Google Analytics privacy and data usage policy is available [here].

If you do not want to be “tracked”—even anonymously—by this or other websites using Google Analytics (there are millions…), you can download the [browser add-on to disable Google Analytics], which works with the most common browsers and is provided free of charge by Google.

MailUp, MailChimp, MailerLite

The sending of informational material and newsletters, either our own or on behalf of our Clients, is managed through MailUp and/or MailChimp, and your email address is stored on MailUp, MailChimp, and/or MailerLite servers. When you subscribe (or unsubscribe), we may receive a notification with your data in our email inbox, managed through Register.

MailUp, MailChimp, and MailerLite—like all newsletter management platforms—provide us with information about who opens our newsletters and clicks on links; we use this information to determine if our content is engaging and to improve our services.

You can read the privacy policies of [MailUp], [Mailchimp], [MailerLite], and the GDPR contractual integration.

Facebook Pixel

We use the Facebook Pixel on our website, and on some of our clients’ websites, for retargeting—i.e., to show you ads on Facebook related to pages you have previously visited. We are careful not to engage in invasive behavior.

Retargeting uses cookies, and your browsing data is not linked to your identity or personal data.

Transfer of Data Outside the EU

No data is transferred outside the EU.

Data Processing Methods

Personal data will be processed both electronically and on paper, always minimizing the use of identifiable data to what is strictly necessary for the purposes mentioned above. It will also be processed only for the time strictly necessary to achieve the purposes for which it was collected. The Data Controller has implemented the security measures required by applicable law to protect data.

Source of the Data

All data is voluntarily provided by the user.

Categories of Recipients

Personal data may be disclosed, strictly related to the purposes indicated above, to the following subjects or categories of subjects:

a) tax consultants, legal advisors, for the purpose of studying and resolving any legal issues;

b) professionals (either individuals or legal entities) whom the Data Controller may assign tasks related to the above purposes (e.g., couriers/transport companies, agents, resellers, collaborators), operators for site maintenance and support.

In relation to the above categories, the Data Controller commits to relying only on entities that provide adequate guarantees regarding data protection and will appoint them, where necessary, as Data Processors (Article 28 of the Regulation).

A list of Data Processors is available at the company premises and can be consulted upon request to the Data Controller. Furthermore, data will be processed solely for the purposes indicated above by company employees and/or collaborators, specifically authorized and trained by the Data Controller under Article 29 of the Regulation.

Personal data will not be disclosed unless required by law, regulation, or EU legislation.

Retention Period

Personal data will be stored for as long as necessary to achieve the purposes stated above.

Data Subject Rights

At any time, the user may exercise the rights provided in Articles 15–22 of the Regulation against the Data Controller. In particular, the user has the right to:

  • access their personal data;

  • request correction of inaccurate data;

  • request deletion;

  • request limitation of data processing.

In addition:

  • the right to object to processing when fundamental rights and freedoms are believed to be violated;

  • the right to withdraw consent at any time for the purposes where consent is required;

  • the right to data portability, i.e., the right to receive their personal data in a structured, commonly used, machine-readable format;

  • the right not to be subject to a decision based solely on automated processing, including profiling, that produces legal effects or similarly significantly affects them.

Right to Lodge a Complaint with a Supervisory Authority

Each EU Member State shall provide for one or more independent public authorities to monitor the application of the Regulation, in order to protect the fundamental rights and freedoms of natural persons with regard to processing and to facilitate the free flow of personal data within the Union (“supervisory authority”) – Article 51 of the Regulation.

Without prejudice to any other administrative or judicial remedy, the data subject who believes that their data processing violates the Regulation has the right to lodge a complaint with a supervisory authority, particularly in the Member State where they habitually reside, work, or where the alleged violation occurred (Article 77 of the Regulation).

Privacy Policy Updates

This policy may be modified or updated at any time.