GDPR - The Data Protection Regulation applies as law in all EU member states as of May 25, 2018 and replaces the Personal Data Act (PUL). The Data Protection Regulation contains rules on how to process personal data. Photographer Pia Lundberg is responsible for the information the photographer processes in connection with photography. This information includes pictures of you / portraits, your name, your email address, your postal address, phone number and is used in the following ways: I use hard disks and external server to store images, recipient lists for e-mail messages and invoice data in customer records. I do not disclose your information to third parties. All information is stored on a secure server for the purpose of:
The legal basis for the processing of your personal data is the agreement I make at the photo opportunity or in connection with this. I save your personal data for at least 7 years after I billed you or the time required by the Accounting Act.
I share personal information with other actors when needed for a specified purpose. In several cases, I employ subcontractors themselves, which will take part of the personal data as personal data assistants. This means that they can only use the data for my purposes, they must not use them for any purpose or gain and they must also follow rules regarding personal data. These types of subcontractors can be, for example, subcontractors for invoicing and delivery of goods, for IT operations and IT support, for invoicing and for accounting.
You have the right, upon request, to access the personal data registered about you. If they are incorrect, incomplete or misleading, you have the right to request that the data be corrected or deleted.
If you want more information, change your information or report that you do not want me to store information about you as above, please contact me by e-mail at: info@pialundberg.com
This privacy policy is a live document and the content may be updated. The policy is last updated 2019-03-28.
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