Privacy Policy
Mediation
In accordance with the provisions of articles L612-1 and following of the French Consumer Code, you have the possibility, in the event of a dispute, to free of charge contact the Consumer Mediator of the French National Bar Council (CNB) whose contact details are as follows: CNB, consumer mediator, 180 boulevard Haussmann 75008 PARIS.
GDPR
Pursuant to Articles 13 and 14 of the General European Data Protection Regulation (2016/679) and Article 32 of the amended French Data Protection Act of January 6, 1978, the Publication Director of the Site informs you that:
(Who protects?): The data controller is VMGWORLD, located at 1 Villa des Polognes, 94460 Valenton, France. Email: valarmorghulisparis@gmail.com;
(What is protected?): All your personal data;
(Why? For what purposes?): For the protection of your privacy, in the context of processing your case, whether it is a legal or judicial matter;
(Where?): In a register, maintained by VMGWORLD;
(When and until when?): Your data is processed and stored by VMGWORLD, as soon as you register.
It will be kept for a period of 5 years from registration;
(How?): By a protected and secure computer system and/or by protected and secure premises and computer system.
Site editor and owner
The website www.valarmgworld.com is published by the company VMGWORLD.
The director and publication manager is the following company:
VMGWORLD Store
Email: valarmorghulisparis@gmail.com
Site Security
The website www.valarmgworld.com uses the SSL (Secure Socket Layer) exchange protocol which secures the transmission of confidential data over the Internet.
Furthermore, SSL Technology ensures that data will not be fraudulently intercepted, by transmitting a unique encryption key.
Cookies
The website www.valarmgworld.com uses cookies for statistical and improvement purposes.
Right of access and rectification of data
You have a right to access, limit, rectify or erase your personal data, by contacting the data controller.
CNIL Complaint
You also have the option to file a complaint with the CNIL, in the event that you believe your data has not been protected.
When to file a complaint?
When you are unable to exercise your "Data Protection and Freedoms" rights. For example, you asked your bank for a copy of the data concerning you recorded in its files more than a month ago and it has still not responded.
When you wish to report a violation of personal data protection rules by a public or private organization. For example, if your employer has installed a video surveillance camera without informing you.
How to file a complaint?
On the CNIL website:
In certain specific cases, via the online complaint teleservice;
In "other cases" not covered by the teleservice, via the "Need help" service, which will allow you to access the complaint form at the bottom of an answer to a question.
By post by writing to:
CNIL, Service des Plaintes, 3 Place de Fontenoy, TSA 80715, 75334 PARIS CEDEX 07.
What documents should you provide with your complaint?
Any document attesting to the facts described in your complaint.
For example, a copy of the letter, which remained unanswered, that you sent to your bank to exercise your right of access more than a month ago.
Good to know: complaint processing times can be long due to the large number of referrals received by the CNIL and the complexity of your case (responses provided by the defendant, actions taken by the CNIL to investigate your complaint, cooperation between European data protection authorities, etc.).