Our privacy policy describes how we collect, save and use information that we request through the different services or pages available on this site. It is important to be aware of what information we collect and how we use it, as access to this site implies acceptance of our privacy policy.
Trofeos Zusi S.L. is a Spanish company situated in Vitoria-Gasteiz (Spain) and is the holder of the website zusi.com and of the database generated with the personal data provided by the users.
The user authorises the automatic processing of the personal data they supply, which are necessary to access reserved parts of the website. The file created will be placed in the servers contracted by Hirudesign Web Estudio S.L. The data collected through zusi.com shall only be used by Trofeos Zusi S.L., respecting at all times Spanish legislation on personal data protection. The information contained in said database is used for both correctly identifying the users that request personalised services and for carrying out statistical studies of the registered users which help us to improve the services we offer, undertake basic administration tasks, and announce events, offers and news via email.
The personal information requested from the registered users is stored in databases owned by Trofeos Zusi S.L. which takes the technical, organisational and security measures that guarantee the confidentiality and integrity of the information as per the provisions of Organic Law 15/1999, of 13th December for the Protection of Personal Data, as well as other applicable legislation.
Any registered user can, at any time, exercise their right to access, rectify and, if applicable, cancel their personal data provided to zusi.com, by email, to the address: zusi@zusi.com, or by calling: 945 290 362.
It is understood that the user accepts the established conditions on pressing the "SEND" button that appears on the data collection form.
Cookies
Access to this website could require the use of cookies. Cookies are small amounts of information that are stored in the browser used by each user so that the server remembers certain information which it can later use. This information allows you to be identified as a specific user and allows you to save your personal preferences, as well as technical information such as visits or specific pages that you visit.
Users who do not wish to receive cookies or who would like to be informed before they are stored in their computer, can configure their browser in this regard.
Nowadays, the majority of browsers allow cookies to be dealt with in 3 different ways.
- Cookies are never accepted.
- The browser asks the user whether s/he wants to accept each cookie.
- Cookies are always accepted.
The browser may also give the option of even specifying which cookies should be accepted and which should not be. More specifically, the user can normally accept one of the following options: reject the cookies from certain domains; reject third party cookies; accept non-persistent cookies (they are deleted when the browser is closed); allow the server to create cookies for a different domain. In addition, browsers may also allow users to view and delete cookies individually.
For more information on Cookies, visit: http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cookie
Web Beacons
This site may also contain web beacons (also known as web bugs). Web beacons are normally small 1x1 pixel images which may be visible or invisible, and are located within the source code of the pages on a website. Web beacons work and are used in a similar way to cookies. In addition, web beacons are normally used to measure the traffic of users that visit a webpage and can provide a pattern of users of a website.
For more information on web beacons, visit: http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_bug
This site measures the traffic using different solutions that may use cookies or web beacons to analyse what is occurring on our pages. We currently use an in-house system that allows us to discover which registered users connect and when they do it.