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PRIVACY POLICY


COOKIE AND PRIVACY POLICY

Wearephoenix ApS (hereafter uswe or our) is the data controller (responsible) for the processing of your personal data as described in this policy. If you have any questions about how we process data about you, don't hesitate to contact us at hello@wearephoenix.dk or by other means, see contact details below. 

This page includes information regarding how we process your personal data (PRIVACY POLICY) as well as information on how we use cookies on our websites (COOKIE POLICY). 

This policy applies to all personal data collected through Wearephoenix.dk. All contact with us with regard to the processing of your personal data will be handled by Wearephoenix ApS. This naturally means that we use the same systems and customer service to help our customers.

PRIVACY POLICY

Wearephoenix.dk collect information about visits to the websites, including information about your own visit, should you accept the relevant cookies. We use this information to improve your user experience, evaluate the use of the individual elements of our websites, and support our marketing. Read more in our Cookie Policy, below. 

We care about your privacy and want to be transparent in what way we process your personal data. Here you can read about the information we collect, how we process the information, and who has access to it.

We only process your personal data when we have a specific purpose of doing so and when that purpose is fulfilled, we will delete the data unless it is further processed for another reason as described below. 

Our processing of your personal data is governed by the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and national data protection legislation.

Information we collect about you and from where

  • By ourselves when analyzing your behavior and engagement in communication we send or when you visit our websites (e.g. IP address, country, viewed pages, viewed categories, viewed brands, interaction/clicks and searches, open rate, click rate, and time spent reading the emails).
  • From you when you supply information yourself to us, when setting up your profile or making a purchase (e.g. demographic data, name, email address, telephone number, payment information, items, order amount, discount level, brands, and frequency. Including sending transactional emails, order confirmation, shipping confirmation, returns, and refund confirmation). 

Why we process your personal data

We process your personal data mainly for reasons connected to you being a customer and fulfilling our commitment to you. Besides the contractual requirements, we also process data for the following purposes. We are trying our best to describe the purposes as concise and clear as possible, but please ask us if you want any more information. 

  • Consent  
    • If you consent to our marketing cookies, we will share your personal data with our partners, for re-targeting, after which you will receive more relevant marketing in their channels and on their affiliated websites. You can read more about this below in the section “Who do we share your personal data with” and in our cookie policy. 
  • Contractual obligations
    • In order for us to administer and ship your goods and receive payment in return, some personal data about you is obviously needed.
    • We have also an obligation to provide customer service (via email, chat, or phone) under our terms, and to administer your account. 
  • Legitimate interest
    • When you browse around on our website, we will keep track of which products you have looked at in order for us to tailor inspiration to you as well as make it easy for you to find what you've previously shown an interest in.  
    • To keep both you and us safe, we process personal data to administrate, operate and maintain our websites and systems. We also comply with aggregated statistics about the site usage and purchases to improve our understanding of our customer's preferences and for developing new functions. 
    • To be able to establish, exercise, or defend legal claims in connection to fraud. As well as to prevent misuse of our services or to avoid, prevent and investigate crimes against us.
  • Legal obligations
    • We also need to process personal data about you in order to fulfill legal obligations, legislation concerning consumer rights, and product safety.

For how long we process your personal data
We will retain your personal information for the period necessary to fulfill the purpose of the processing. We have highlighted the most common and important processing activities performed and their retention period, below.   

Purpose

Retention period

Show inspiration based on your website browsing and purchases

Processing for direct marketing purposes will no longer take place after an objection from you.

Marketing from Wearephoenix through email and text (SMS), based on your consent

We process information for this purpose about you as long as it is relevant and useful to produce offers and information that suits you particularly well, but only as long as we have your consent (that is until you withdraw your consent).

You give and easily withdraw your consent for direct marketing, on your profile in your account.

Legal obligations

As long as provided for by the legal obligation in question (e.g. 7 years according to bookkeeping legislation).

 Who do we share your personal data with?

Processors

When we use a subcontractor to process your personal data for purposes described in this policy and under our responsibility, we will first sign a Data Processing Agreement (DPA) with them. The DPA gives instructions on confidentiality and security and limits the processing to what is strictly needed. These companies are not allowed to process your data for any other purpose. We use the following types of processors.  

  • Webshop platform
  • Storage, hosting, and other IT-services

In the event that personal data becomes available in an area outside of the EU / EEA, in a so-called “third country”, you can read about how we, through further agreements and measures, protect your personal data in the section with the same name, below. 

Controllers

After careful consideration, we may also use services from, or enter into cooperation with, companies where the processing of your personal data, after our collection, wholly or partly is controlled by this party and under their responsibility. This is applicable for the following situations: 

  • Transportation and distribution, that is, to ensure that the goods you ordered arrive at you safely and quickly
  • Personalized marketing, in case you have accepted cookies (read more below in our cookie policy) 
  • Payment services

When your personal data is transferred to another controller, it is important to us that you are aware of when and to whom, so that you have the possibility to contact these companies and ask about how they process your data and to make sure you are able to exercise your rights under GDPR. We do this, for example, when you order delivery, by clearly referring to the respective shipping company, or when using a payment service by putting pressure on the payment solutions that are made available to provide information themselves about what information they need to secure payment and how you can ask questions about this.

All recipients who act as their own Data Controller are responsible to give you the necessary information about their processing. 

Public authorities and transfers based on legal obligations 

If we are obliged to share your personal data with tax authorities, the police, or anyone else due to a legal obligation, we will of course do so. 

Third country transfers

GDPR is perfectly aligned with our own values and the companies we share information with. However, in some cases, the best suppliers as well as some of our partners, are found outside of the EU. To not deprive us, or you, of these possibilities, we will occasionally use a sub-contractor outside of the EU/EEA. This puts extra demands on us to ensure that the processing of personal data is given protection which is equivalent to what you could expect if it took place in the EU, through contracts and technical measures. With that said, we would like to draw your attention to the fact that even in countries such as the USA, national legislation does not meet the requirements that are now set within the EU. This means that no matter how careful we are when choosing companies to collaborate with or engage for basic functions such as storage and communication, and despite the fact that we are constantly working to secure the processing that takes place outside the EU through agreements, there is a chance that a foreign security service is listening in. Both legislators and the companies we work with are currently searching for the best ways to make these transfers and processing overseas safer. The EU has developed so-called “standard contractual clauses”, abbreviated SCC, based on the EU commission's proposal, which is often part of – but not the whole - solution. We use subcontractors and have partners outside EU/EEA within the following functions: 

  • Webshop platform, CANADA
  • CRM system, USA
  • Personalized marketing, USA
  • Analytics, USA
  • Storage, USA

We will continue to monitor the situation, to keep you informed and further update our protection when possible.

We promise to keep this policy updated and you are most welcome to ask questions about this at any time. If you want to receive a copy of the documentation regarding these safety measures, you are welcome to contact us.

Your rights

Where granted by local law, you may have the right to request access to the personal data that we have collected about you for the purposes of reviewing, modifying, or requesting deletion of the data. You may also have the right to request a copy of the personal data that we have collected about you and to have any inaccuracies in that data corrected. In certain circumstances, you may also request that we cease processing your personal data.

If you would like to make a request to access, review, or correct the personal data we have collected about you, or to discuss how we process your personal data, please contact us at hello@wearephoenix.dk. To help protect your privacy and security, we will take reasonable steps to verify your identity, such as requiring a password and user ID, before granting access to your personal data. We will make reasonable attempts to promptly investigate, comply with, or otherwise respond to your requests as may be required by applicable law. Different laws may prevent us from providing access to your personal data or otherwise fully complying with your request depending upon the circumstances and the request, such as for example, where producing your information may reveal the identity of someone else. We reserve the right to charge an appropriate fee for complying with your request where allowed by applicable law, and/or deny your requests where they may be manifestly unfounded, and/or excessive, or otherwise objectionable or unwarranted under applicable law.

In addition, and where granted by local law, you have the legal right to lodge a complaint with a competent data protection authority.

You may also unsubscribe from mailing lists or any registrations on any of the Sites. To do so, please either follow instructions on the page of the Site on which you have provided such information, subscribed, or registered or contact us at the address provided at the bottom of this Privacy Policy.

Consent; Changes to Privacy Policy

By using the Sites, you consent to the collection, use, and storage of your personal data by us in the manner described in this Privacy Policy and elsewhere on the Sites. We reserve the right to make changes to this Privacy Policy from time to time. We will alert you to any such changes by updating this Privacy Policy. If we make material changes to this Privacy Policy that increase our rights to use personal data that we have previously collected about you, we will obtain your consent either through an email to your registered email address or by prominently posting information about the changes on our Sites.

Contact us

If you have any questions about our Privacy Policy, please contact us at:

Wearephoenix ApS

Kronprinsensgade 9, Stuen og 1. sal

DK-1114 Copenhagen K

E-mail: hello@wearephoenix.dk

 

COOKIE POLICY

What is a cookie?

A cookie is a small text file stored in your browser to recognize your computer on subsequent visits. Almost all websites use cookies. They are located on your computer to help you, which helps analyze how the website is used so that the user experience can be improved. In many cases, cookies may be necessary to provide a particular service on the website.

When you visit Wearephoenix.dk cookies are stored on your computer. The information in your cookies is sent between your browser and a web server and includes information on user settings, login, and how the website is being used.

What cookies do we use?

Browsing
We collect information about all visits to our website. We use this information to improve your user experience, evaluate the use of the individual elements of Wearephoenix.dk, and support our marketing.

Analytical tool
We use various analytical tools such as Google Analytics, which assist us in collecting statistics on the use of our websites to create a better experience for you.

To determine who visits our websites, we use cookies to create demographic and user-related statistics. This gives us the opportunity to customize and create content and services that match your and other users' interests and desires. Below are the purposes for which cookies are used at Wearephoenix.dk

Third-party cookies
We use a variety of third-party services on our pages. These services also sometimes use cookies. You can choose to reject third-party cookies in your browser by following this link:

https://www.youronlinechoices.com.

Among other things, third-party cookies are used to gather statistics on your visits to Wearephoenix.dk; here we use cookies, for example, to know which sites you visit and how long you spend on them. Here we use the system Google Analytics provided by Google.

You can opt-out of Google Analytics here: https://tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout.

Retargeting
We also work together with companies to enhance our online advertisement to ensure that you are only exposed to relevant ads. In this context, we use e.g., the following suppliers: Facebook, Instagram, and Google. If you want to be excluded from these types of advertisements, you can remove your cookie here

Our website contains third-party components such as "Facebook Recommend", "Facebook Like" or "Google+". These third-party components have the effect that the owner of the third-party component, such as Facebook or Google, receives technical data about your browser, IP address, and the pages you visit on our websites and similar. The treatment that the owner of the third-party component performs is beyond our control and is solely between you and the owner of the third-party component.

We use these components to link directly to our social media sites and thereby ensure easy navigation for you as a customer.

Functionality cookies
At our websites, a number of technical cookies are in place that are necessary for handling the functionality in several areas. These are the cookies that are stored when you log into your account and cookies stored to keep track of the contents of your shopping cart, favorites, etc.

How do I avoid cookies?
If you do not want to receive cookies, you can either block all cookies, delete existing cookies from your computer or receive a warning before saving cookies.

We recommend that you read our cookie policy carefully before considering making changes to your cookie settings on your computer as and read more about cookies on other websites.

A change to cookie settings may cause a degraded user experience when visiting our and other websites.

You should be aware that if you do not accept cookies, there may be functions on our websites that will not work.

Firefox
To delete cookies, go to Tools -> Options -> Privacy -> and remove individual cookies or clear your history.

To block cookies, go to Tools -> Options -> Privacy -> in the drop-down menu under History select "Use custom settings for history" -> tick "Always use private browsing mode" and uncheck "Accept cookies from pages ".

Internet Explorer
To delete cookies, go to Tools -> Internet Options -> General tab -> Click Delete -> Cookies-> Delete.

To block cookies, go to Tools -> Internet Options -> Privacy -> Move slider to the top. This is how you block all cookies. -> Click OK.

Google Chrome
To delete cookies, click on the Tools button -> Tools -> Clear browsing data -> Delete cookies and other site data -> Clear browsing data.

To block cookies, click on the Tools button -> Settings -> Show Advanced Options -> Content Settings -> Click "Block all sites from storing data" and tick the "Block third-party cookies and site data" -> Ok

Safari
To delete cookies, click on the Tools button -> Settings -> Security -> Click on "Show Cookies". Here you can either delete cookies from a single domain or remove all cookies.

To block cookies, click on the toolbar button -> Settings -> Security -> Under "Accept Cookies" select "never".

Version 1 – April 2021


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