Data Protection Policy

Segredos do Campo, Lda. informs that the processing of data is subject to the following principles: 

1. determining, prior to data collection, the purposes for which the data are to be used, as well as their retention and disposal; 
2. identification of data subjects (personal and non-personal) and determination of their interests and rights;
3. provision of information to data subjects on the specific purposes for use, restriction and discontinuation of use, rectification and storage, erasure of data and the right to object, where data subjects are not aware of the information; 
4. obtaining the authorization of the holder of the personal data for its use, especially when it will or may be used for the purpose of offering goods and services, even if free of charge, or for analysis and control of their behavior; 
5. stop processing data that no longer meet the purposes for which they were collected or when requested by data subjects;
6. eliminação dos dados quando os mesmos não sejam usados ou a pedido dos seus titulares, ficando sujeita às permissões legais/fiscais aplicáveis.
7. data protection through logical, physical and other security measures. 

These principles apply to data collected directly (personal and telephone contacts) or indirectly (postal correspondence, own websites and social networks), whether in verbal and/or written forms (registration/information forms; postal mail, advertising, emails, posts and others). 

Segredos do campo, L.da informs that all data held and kept by it will be subject to lawful, legal and transparent processing, within the means and security resources installed and the responsibilities established and imposed by law and regulation.

Segredos do Campo, Lda. reserves the right to change this data protection policy at any time.

Segredos do Campo, Lda. does not share or provide the information collected to third parties, except with the express authorization of its owner. The personal data collected in the communication initiated by the visitor of the page are kept for the time necessary for the resolution of the matter addressed or until the request for its deletion by its owner. Records of electronic or postal correspondence exchanged between the parties will be kept on file, where relevant, for a maximum of 10 years.