Inmedia Systems Oy Privacy Policy
1.4.2023
Register holder
Inmedia Systems Oy (Y-tunnus: 1906813-6) – Later Inmedia Oy or Inmedia
Address: Pallaskatu 5 as. 7, 15900 Lahti
E-mail: karri.naakka@inmedia.fi
WWW-page: inmedia.fi
General
This privacy policy explains how Inmedia handles
personal data. The privacy policy applies to websites, marketing and customer
relationship management, as well as services provided by Inmedia. Inmedia
complies with applicable data protection legislation, such as the EU General
Data Protection Regulation and other applicable national legislation.
Inmedia's services and websites may contain
links to other websites and services provided by other operators. This privacy
policy does not apply to them. Even if you use links on Inmedia's services to
visit other websites and external services, Inmedia is not responsible for
their data protection practices.
Personal data refers to all information related
to natural persons that can be directly or indirectly used to identify them, as
defined in the data protection regulation.
Purposes and legal basis for processing personal
data
Inmedia's services are available to legal
entities. The services are available after registering and accepting the terms
and conditions of the services. Inmedia processes only personal data that is
necessary for each specific purpose. Personal data is processed mainly for the
following purposes:
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Customer service and communication
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Providing, monitoring and developing services
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Marketing, including market research, other
marketing promotion and analysis, producing statistics and measuring marketing
effectiveness
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Improving user experience and tracking user
traffic on the services and website
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Fulfilling legal obligations (such as accounting
and other special legislation) and reporting obligations
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Preventing abuse
The legal basis for processing personal data is
usually the performance of the agreement between the data subject and Inmedia
and Inmedia's legitimate interest, such as service management and development,
customer service and communication, marketing and its effectiveness.
The legal basis for processing personal data is
primarily a legal obligation when personal data is processed to comply with
legal requirements or reporting obligations.
Processed personal data and data sources
The processed personal data includes:
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User identification and contact information,
such as the customer's name, phone number, and email address provided when the
customer makes a contract or registers for the service. In addition,
information is collected that the user can publicly share or share directly
with another user in the service.
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User identification and contact information, as
well as user-created content.
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Information related to marketing and events, as
well as consents and prohibitions given by the data subject.
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Information related to the use of services and
websites, such as IP addresses, electronic communication identification
information, search and browsing information, browser and device information,
and other similar technical information.
Inmedia may collect information from public
sources, such as business information services and social media services. The
user of the service can share the information they have provided in the service
either publicly or directly with another user.
Retention of personal data
Inmedia stores personal data for as long as
necessary to achieve the purposes defined in the privacy policy, but always for
the time required by law (e.g. accounting or reporting obligations), or for
resolving a legal dispute or similar disagreement. After the purpose of use has
ended, personal data will be deleted within a reasonable time or anonymized.
The necessity of retaining personal data and the accuracy of the information
are regularly checked.
The user's information and any other content
uploaded to the service will remain in the service until the registered
individual personally deletes the information. In response to a request,
Inmedia will provide additional information on personal data retention
practices.
Personal data recipients
Personal data may be transferred to service
providers and partners used by Inmedia, such as technical solution or server
space providers and financial management service providers. Contracts ensure
that service providers and partners process personal data in accordance with
applicable data protection legislation and otherwise appropriately. Inmedia
provides additional information on recipients upon request.
Personal data may be disclosed to third parties
in situations where required by law or authorities or to investigate misuse of
the Services and to ensure security. In addition, personal data may need to be
disclosed in legal proceedings or similar legal proceedings.
If Inmedia is involved in a potential merger,
business acquisition, or other corporate restructuring, personal data may be
transferred to other parties to the transaction or to parties assisting in the
transaction.
Transfer of personal data outside the EU/EEA
If personal data is transferred outside the
EU/European Economic Area, the adequate level of protection of personal data is
ensured, among other things, by agreeing on matters related to the processing
of personal data in the manner required by data protection legislation, such as
by using model contractual clauses approved by the European Commission.
Regarding the transfer of personal data related
to the use of social media, the guidelines of the respective service providers
are followed in accordance with their privacy policies.
Working with a social media service provider
When Inmedia acts as the administrator of
business pages on social media, the respective social media service provider
and Inmedia are joint controllers of the personal data of visitors to the
social media service provider's page, to the extent applicable under data
protection legislation. In addition, the social media service provider and
Inmedia are joint controllers to the extent applicable for the social media
service provider's services, such as Facebook's "share" function,
which allows for sharing of Inmedia's service content on Facebook.
Social media service providers process personal
data in accordance with their own privacy policies. The privacy policies can be
found in the privacy policy statement of the respective service provider, and
the service provider is responsible for complying with data protection
legislation and for ensuring the realization of the data subject's rights in
their service. Inmedia is responsible for complying with its own obligations
under data protection legislation and processing visitor data for business
pages in accordance with this privacy policy, for example for targeted
advertising. Information about the processing of personal data performed by
social media service providers and page administrators as joint controllers, as
well as the distribution of responsibility, can be found on the social media
service providers' websites.
You can manage the privacy settings of social
media service providers on their websites. If necessary, you can contact the
service providers to exercise your rights as a data subject. Contact
information can be found in the privacy policy statements of the social media
service providers.
Protection of personal data
Access to personal data is limited only to
authorized parties. Service providers meet the required data security
requirements. Inmedia uses technical and organizational security measures to
secure personal data and ensures the fault tolerance of systems and the
possibility of data recovery. Only employees who need personal data for the
performance of their duties have access to them. Parties processing personal
data are subject to confidentiality obligations.
Rights of registered individuals
According to the data protection regulation,
registered individuals have the following rights:
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The registered individual has the right to know
whether their personal data is being processed and other information related to
the processing of their personal data. The registered individual has the right
to obtain a copy of their personal data.
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The registered individual has the right to
request correction or deletion of inaccurate or incorrect information, as well
as deletion of their personal data. A deletion request cannot be fulfilled if
the personal data is required, for example, to fulfill a contractual
obligation, to comply with a legal obligation, or to resolve a legal dispute.
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The registered individual has the right to
request restriction of processing of their personal data.
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The registered individual has the right to
request the transfer of their personal data, which they have provided
automatically, to another data controller, if the processing is based on the
registered individual's consent or a contract.
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The right to object to processing. The
registered individual has the right to object to certain types of processing of
their personal data, such as profiling or processing for direct marketing
purposes, based on legitimate interests.
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The registered individual has the right to
withdraw their consent, if the processing of personal data is based on their
consent. Withdrawal of consent does not affect any processing that has already
been carried out.
Exercise of Rights
The data subject can send a request by mail or
email using the contact information provided above. Inmedia may request
additional information if necessary. The request will be processed and answered
within a reasonable time after Inmedia has verified the identity and obtained
the necessary information. Refusal will be notified separately. Requests that
are unreasonable, unjustified or disproportionately repetitive will be left
unprocessed.
Right to Lodge a Complaint with a Supervisory
Authority
If the data subject believes that his or her
personal data has been processed in violation of applicable law, he or she has
the right to lodge a complaint with the competent data protection authority.
Contact information for the Finnish data protection authority can be found
here.
Changes to the Privacy Policy
Changes to this privacy policy are possible.
Changes may result from changes in data protection legislation. Service users
should regularly check for any changes. Inmedia will inform separately if there
are material changes to this privacy policy.