Privacy Policy

Privacy Policy and Legal Terms

No personal data is requested from users visiting the website, except for data provided to Agolives via email.

The data provided by email will be processed by Agolives, as the data controller, to respond to requests made by users. Agolives will not transfer said data to third parties, except for the provision of requests and services that require it; in such cases, the identity of the recipient and the purposes for which the data will be used by the assignee will be indicated.

The USER consents to the processing of personal data provided via email to Agolives for the purpose of responding to the requests made in said email.

The USER undertakes to update the personal data provided and to communicate any changes that may occur, being responsible for the veracity of the personal data provided to Agolives. The USER may exercise their rights of access, rectification, opposition, and cancellation by sending a written communication to the address of Agolives.

Agolives does not have cookies installed on the website that are downloaded onto users’ equipment.

Regulatory and Administrative Information

If the owner of the website requires prior administrative authorization to carry out their activity, details of said authorization and the supervising body must also be indicated alongside the identification data. If a regulated profession is practiced, the following must be indicated: the professional association (college) to which they belong, membership number, academic title, the country where it was issued and its validation, the applicable professional standards, and the means to access them (Article 10 of Law 34/2002, of July 11, on Information Society Services and Electronic Commerce – hereinafter, LSSI).

If the OWNER of the site is registered in a public registry other than the Mercantile Registry, this must be indicated; if they are not required to register in any public registry, only the identification data shall be provided.

If there are several OWNERS of the website, the identification data of all of them must be indicated. The types of services provided on the website shall be specified (e.g., information, sales, forums, chat, email, etc.).

Third-Party Content and Access Conditions

If the website’s content is provided by third-party entities, the data of the owners of such content must be indicated.

If access and use are subject to a fee (onerous), the specific conditions for these paid services must be included. Furthermore, if subscription or registration is required to access content, this must also be stated in the terms of access and use.

The OWNER’s right to modify the website freely may be limited by specific access conditions signed with users. Similarly, the OWNER’s disclaimer regarding content, access conditions, and service suspensions may be limited by the specific conditions contracted by users.

If specific third-party software is required to view the website, users will be informed of what this software is and where to obtain it if it is not provided on the site. If any service is provided for a limited time, it will be indicated.

Liability and Data Rights

Modifications to content and disclaimers may be limited by specific conditions agreed upon with users. If the website contains third-party content, this will be indicated along with the permitted or prohibited uses of said content. This disclaimer of liability cannot be bypassed if users have contracted services under specific conditions that require access to other websites via hyperlinks.

If personal data is requested from the USER to provide any contracted service, the following will be indicated:

  • The services for which the data is requested.

  • The parties responsible for said data.

  • Whether providing the data is mandatory to perform the service.

  • The purposes for which the data is collected.

  • Any planned transfers (disclosures) of personal data.

  • The location where users can exercise their rights of access, rectification, opposition, and cancellation.

If the address for exercising these rights is different from the main address, it will be specified.

Cookies Policy

Cookies are small text files that the USER’s browser stores on the hard drive, enabling the website owner to recognize which browsers are downloading the page to facilitate navigation. Users can configure their browsers to reject cookies, though this may limit certain services provided on the website.

If cookies are used on the website, they must be specified, along with the purposes for which they are used and the consequences of the user’s browser not accepting them.