Privacy and cookie declaration followed by Google adverts policy Thank you for your interest in A Better Life Astrology School (ABLAS). The protection of your data is important to us, so we have taken the necessary steps to safeguard and protect your data and your rights in relation to data. Personal data such as names, addresses, email addresses and telephone numbers are always processed in accordance with the General Data Protection Regulation, as well as with the country-specific data protection regulations relevant to us. This Privacy Policy contains information about the type of data that we collect, the extent to which we collect data and its purpose, and also about the rights that you have, provided that personal data has been collected or processed. Throughout the Privacy Policy, there are various legal and technical terms. An explanation for these can be found in the section entitled “Definitions”. Being responsible for data processing, we have taken various different technical and organizational measures to ensure the personal data that we process is protected as completely as possible. Internet-based data transfer can however create security gaps, which means that absolute protection cannot be guaranteed. For this reason, you also have the option to communicate personal data to us through alternative methods, by email to infos@ablas-astrology.com for example. This Privacy Policy applies to personal data of our customers and suppliers, as well as of the visitors to our website https://www.ablas-astroligy.com The company which is responsible for data processing (ABLAS) in accordance with the relevant Data Protection Laws (including the General Data Protection Regulation (Regulation (EU) 2016/679)) (“GDPR”) is: A Better Life Astrology School (ABLAS) 6 Uringa Way, Wanneroo, WA, Australia. Phone # +61499719327 email: infos@ablas-astrology.com Important: Please note that this Privacy Policy may differ from one date to another. Visit this page from time to time for any update that will be published on this page. If you do not agree with certain facets of our Privacy Policy, you are entitled to certain legal rights, where applicable. These are described in a dedicated section below. PART 2 – SUMMARY: OUR PRIVACY POLICY AT A GLANCE 1. What personal data do we collect? User data: If you are a customer of ABLAS i.e., a user of our services or buyer of our products, we must collect and use certain personal data such as your name, email address and/or postal address to enable better communication and service to our clients. A detailed description of which personal data we collect in this way can be found in the section entitled “Part 3: Our Privacy Policy in detail”. Supplier data: We require certain information from our suppliers and providers in order to ensure that operations run smoothly. The main supplier is AMAZON worldwide. We need to collect your contact details to communicate with you. We NEVER require sensible information such as your bank details or credit card number because these are taken care of by our secure online form provided and handled by www.jotform.com Visitors to the website: We collect a limited amount of data from visitors to our website. This is to facilitate navigation and to better manage the services that we offer. The data we collect in this way comprises information about how you use our website and how often you access it. 2. From whom is personal data collected? User data: We generally only collect your personal data directly from you through the online forms provided by www.jotform.com Supplier data: We only collect your personal data directly from you in the course of working together with you according to your order of a particular astrological reading of your choice. Our reading services are listed on this page of our website https://www.ablas-astrology.com/services.htm Visitors to the website: When you visit the website, we automatically collect data using cookies in accordance with the cookie settings in your browser. We also collect data from you when you contact us via the websites, for example when you enter information into one of our online forms (www.jotform.com) or if you contact us by email. Generally, we may collect certain data automatically as soon as you access our website or read or click on an email from us. 3. Why we collect personal data and what we use it for User data: We collect and use information about our customers (users or visitors of our website) primarily to make sure that the contractual agreement between you and ABLAS is properly implemented in order to ensure a smooth and constructive relationship, and most importantly to provide the right services to you whatever your request or order may be. Supplier data: We use your personal data primarily for two reasons: The first is to make sure that the contractual agreement between you and ABLAS is correctly applied to ensure a positive relationship. The second, of course, is to ensure compliance with legal regulations. Visitors to the website: We use your data to primarily facilitate navigation on our website and analytics, as well as to ensure that any advertising displayed is relevant to you. 4. Disclosure of personal data User data Your personal data is important to ensure that paid services chosen in our online store receive the right treatment to process your order in the best possible manner. Supplier data We will not directly disclose your information to other companies other than to associated third parties such as Jotform and Amazon which we use to provide the best service to you. Visitors to the website Unless you specify otherwise, we can give your information to web analytics service providers such as Google analytics, to ensure that you only receive appropriately targeted advertisements. In general, we reserve the right to also transmit your data to other countries outside the EU or EEA. In this case, we will however ensure a minimum level of data protection corresponding to the GDPR level of protection, through the appropriate arrangements. 5. Duration of storing personal data The criteria for the duration of storage for personal data is the respective legal retention period, after which the data will be deleted. In addition to this, we save the respective data only provided that they are still necessary for the fulfillment of an order from you. 6. Rights you have in relation to your personal data stored by us Although we may hold your personal data for a while, you are entitled to various rights with regard to this information. If you would like to talk to us regarding this, please do not hesitate to contact us by email infos@ablas-astrology.com We will make every effort to take care of your query as soon as possible and every case will be treated in accordance with applicable legal regulations. Please note that we may record our communication in order to better solve the issues raised by you. Insofar as we save your personal data, certain legal rights apply (the “rights of the person affected”), which we will outline here. Right to access information At any time, you have the right to request us to confirm which information we have saved about you, and to request that this information be changed, updated, or deleted. We can then comply with your request. Right to objection: If we use your data because we believe this is in our legitimate interests and you do not agree, you have the right to object. We will respond to your request swiftly. Right to revoke consent: If we have obtained your consent to process your personal data for specific activities (for example, in order to send you newsletters, event information, special offers, etc.), you can revoke this consent at any time. We will delete your email and other personal information from our system immediately. Right to correction: You have the right to request that the personal data concerning you be immediately corrected or amended according to personal changes that may occur in your life affecting your personal data (email address, phone number, residential address, etc.) Right to deletion: We give you the right to request us to delete your personal data. We will reply to your request swiftly, except if the data is absolutely necessary to continue to provide our services to you or to ensure the protection of our intellectual property. If we agree to your request, we will delete your data, but we will generally assume that you wish your name to be included in the list of persons that do not want to be contacted. In this way, we minimize the chance that you will be contacted in the future should your data be collected separately under other circumstances. If you do not wish this, please let us know. Right to restrict processing Instead of requesting deletion, you can also request from us that the processing of your data be restricted or blocked. We will reply to this request within 30 days, except if we still need the data, for example in order to continue to provide our services to you or to ensure the protection of our intellectual property. Rights relating to automated decisions (profiling) Under certain circumstances, you have the right not to be subject to a decision that has been based exclusively on automated processing and that will have legal effect against you. However, under certain circumstances we may have a legitimate interest in such automated decision-making. Right of appeal to a regulatory body You also have the right to lodge a complaint with a local regulatory body. 7. Use of cookies Our websites/web services use “cookies”. Cookies are small text files that are saved on the hard drive of your PC (client) for a defined period. Most cookies we use are deleted at the end of the browsing session (known as session cookies). Other cookies stay on your computer and allow us to recognize your computer on your next visit (permanent or persistent cookies). Cookies usually contain a “cookie ID”. This is a pseudonymized date in the form of a unique cookie identification. It consists of a series of characters that can be used to associate websites and the servers with a specific Internet browser (client) in which the cookie is saved. Cookies are generally distinguished into first and third-party cookies. First-party cookies will only be assigned by the website that you are currently on (for example, the website under the domain name ablas-astrology.com). ABLAS uses first-party cookies for essential website functions, like for storing website settings, restoring sessions and for securing your session data. However, most areas of our website essentially work without the use of cookies. Within this process, access only occurs in impersonalized form and exclusively when you visit our website. Other websites cannot access this information. Third-party cookies are set by a third-party provider that has been authorized by ABLAS because of their link with the actual website that you are currently viewing. By using cookies, we can adjust our offers to best meet customer preferences and can make browsing our site as convenient as possible for you (advertising, conversion tracking and personalization). In addition, we use third party providers in order to collect online statistics (analytics) as a basis for measuring the success of our advertising offers and subsequently improving them. Even when cookies from third party providers are used, data is only accessed in an anonymized form. All essential services from our website/web services essentially work without the use of third party cookies. You may prevent the installation of cookies anytime by selecting the option “Do not accept cookies” in your browser. In addition, you can at any time delete cookies via your Internet browser or another software program. 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HOW GOOGLE USES INFORMATION FROM SITES OR APPS THAT USE OUR SERVICES Many websites and apps use Google services to improve their content and keep it free. When they integrate our services, these sites and apps share information with Google. For   example,   when   you   visit   a   website   that   uses   advertising   services   like   AdSense,   including   analytics   tools   like   Google   Analytics,   or   embeds   video   content   from   YouTube,   your web   browser   automatically   sends   certain   information   to   Google.   This   includes   the   URL   of   the   page   you’re   visiting   and   your   IP   address.   We   may   also   set   cookies   on   your   browser or   read   cookies   that   are   already   there.   Apps   that   use   Google   advertising   services   also   share   information   with   Google,   such   as   the   name   of   the   app   and   a   unique   identifier   for advertising. 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