The website of “Alexander the Great” of the association “Enomeni Romiosini” is harmonized with the General Data Protection Regulation of the European Union (General Data Protection Regulation).
The new rights of the data subjects introduced by the New Regulation (right of access, correction, deletion, restriction of processing, right of portability, right of objection) can be exercised by its users by contacting the email address greatalexander@enromiosini.gr
COLLECTION AND USE OF PERSONAL DATA
This site managed by Enomeni Romiosini collects personal data
a) when the visitor / user uses its services
b) when he visits its pages
The following types of personal data may be collected, stored and used:
(a) information about the user’s computer, as well as his / her visits and activity, on this website (including his / her own IP address, geographical location, type and version of his / her browser, operating system, its citation source, the duration of its visit, the pages he/she reads and the navigation paths on the site). We use Google Analytics to view site usage statistics. GoogleAnalytics has complied with the new Privacy Policy (GDPR).
(b) any other personal information he chooses to post on the Website.
Personal data provided through the Website will be used for the purposes set forth in this Policy.
The website may use the user’s personal data for:
(a) the proper management of the site.
(b) personalize the site for the user.
(c) the site manages queries and complaints made by, or referring to, the users of the site.
(d) keep the site and affiliate applications secure and fraud-free.
PRESERVATION OF PERSONAL DATA
The data collected from the website can be stored for up to five (5) years from their creation or processing by the user.
COOKIES
The website may use cookies to identify the visitor / user in certain services and pages. The website uses cookies.
A cookie is a file that contains an identification code (a sequence of numbers and letters) that is sent from a server to a browser where it is stored. Each time the navigator requests a page from the server, the password is sent back to it.
Cookies can be either permanent or relate to a single connection. Permanent cookies are stored by the browser and remain active either until their expiration date or until the user deletes them. Those that relate to a single session expire at the end of the connection, as soon as the navigator is deactivated (closed).
Cookies do not store information that can personalize the user, but personal information that is stored on the website and relates to users / visitors can be linked to the information that is stored and can be obtained from cookies.
Only “permanent” cookies are used on the website, only cookies related to a connection / session or “permanent” cookies and cookies used in a connection / session.
The reasons why cookies are used are listed below:
=> to recognize a computer when a user visits the site or linked applications / to monitor user navigation on the site or linked applications / to improve the usability of the site or linked applications / to analyze the use of the site or related applications / to manage the site or linked applications / to prevent fraud and improve the security of the site and linked applications / to personalize the site or linked applications / to target specific advertisements to specific users who may be interested in them.
Most users’ browsers allow them to refuse the use of cookies, for example:
(a) In Internet Explorer (version 11) they may suspend the use of cookies using the cookie bypass settings by selecting “Tools”, “Internet Options”, “Privacy” and then “Advanced”.
(b) In Firefox (version 39) they can suspend the use of all cookies by selecting “Tools”, “Options”, “Privacy”, then selecting “Use Personal Settings for History” from the drop-down menu and finally unchecking “Accept cookies from websites”.
(c) In Chrome (version 44) they can suspend the use of cookies by going to the “Check and Customize” menu and selecting “Settings”, “Viewing Advanced Settings” and “Content Settings”, and selecting “Block websites from specifying items” under the heading “Cookies”.
(d) In Safari (version 5.1.7) they can suspend the use of cookies by selecting “Selecting Safari”, “Preferences”, then selecting “Privacy” and then proceeding to any of the following actions. For Permanent Suspension of Cookies: Safari does not allow any website, third parties or advertisers to store cookies and other data on your Mac. Some websites may not work properly because of this.
Use of Cookies Only From Existing Website: Safari accepts cookies and website information only from the website where the user is currently logged in. Often, some sites have embedded content from other sources. Safari does not allow third parties to store or access cookies or other information.
Allowed Use of All Websites I Visit: Safari accepts cookies and website information only from the websites the user visits. Safari uses your existing cookies to determine if a user has visited a website in the past. Selecting this setting prevents the storage of cookies and other content on the Mac computer from websites whose embedded content is located on the websites that the user visits.
Suspending the use of all cookies will have a negative impact on the use of many websites.
If the use of cookies is suspended, the user will not be able to use all the features of the website or connected applications.
The user can delete cookies that are already stored on his computer. For example:
(a) In Internet Explorer (version 11) it can manually delete cookie files. You can find the procedure for this at http://windows.microsoft.com/en-gb/internet-explorer/delete-manage-cookies#ie=ie-11
(b) In Firefox (version 39) you must delete cookies by selecting “Tools”, “Options” and “Privacy” and then select “Use Personal Settings for History” from the drop-down menu by selecting “View cookies” and then ” Remove all cookies “, and
(c) In Chrome (version 44) it can delete all cookies by entering the “Control and Customization” menu and selecting “Settings”, “View Advanced Settings” and “Clear Navigation Details”. It will then select “Cookies and details of other websites and linked data” and “Clear Navigation Details”.
(d) In Safari (version 5.1.7) it can delete all cookies by entering the Safari preferences window and selecting “Privacy”. The user can set his options for accepting cookies next to “Preventing cookies”. Selects “Groups and Advertisers” – “Always” or “Never”. If there are website details or cookies stored, select “Details”. If it wants to delete the data from all the sites, it simply selects “Delete All”. Click “Finish” to return to the selection window.
More information about disabling cookies in popular browsers can be found at the following links:
