This notice summarises the key rules for the processing of personal data on the Kraken Group website, including technical data related to the use of external content. More extensive information can be found in the document Privacy Policy.
The controller of personal data is KRAKEN GROUP Spółka z ograniczoną odpowiedzialnością z siedzibą w Poznaniu, ul. Szamarzewskiego 21/2, 60-514 Poznań, KRS: 0001115291, NIP: 7812072890, REGON: 529113832.
The scope of data depends on how the Website is used. We may process:
Providing data is voluntary, but for required data it may be necessary to send a Contact Form or obtain a response.
Data may be entrusted to providers of hosting, IT infrastructure, software, technical support, and other processors acting on behalf of the Controller. Data may also be disclosed to entities authorized under applicable law.
As a rule, data is processed within the European Economic Area. When external services are used, such as embedded content or maps, technical data may be transferred outside the EEA in accordance with the rules of the relevant provider and mechanisms permitted by the GDPR.
Data is retained for the period necessary to fulfil the purpose for which it was collected and afterwards for the period needed to demonstrate the lawfulness of the Controller's actions, defend against claims, or comply with legal obligations.
The data subject has the right to access data, rectify data, erase data, restrict processing, data portability, object to processing, withdraw consent, and lodge a complaint with the President of the Personal Data Protection Office.
Personal data is not used to make decisions producing legal effects solely by automated means. The Controller does not carry out profiling based on data collected through the Website unless the data subject is informed separately in the future.
If the User uses embedded content or external services available on the Website, providers such as Google or YouTube may independently use their own tracking technologies, cookies, or technical identifiers in accordance with their own policies. This may involve the processing of technical data and possible transfers outside the EEA according to the rules adopted by the relevant provider.