Chief data processor:
Tapvei Estonia OÜ
Paekna, Kiili vald, 75408,
Harjumaa, Eesti
+372 5645 7837
hello@millamore.com
Personal data are data that we collect in order to provide our services, identify a person and contact a person to provide a service or settle disputes. We do not process sensitive personal data as defined in the General Data Protection Regulation i.e. GDPR or EU Regulation No 2016/679).
Definitions
Chief processor is an individual or legal entity, public sector institution, authority or any other body that determines the purposes and means of personal data processing.
Authorised processor is an individual or legal entity public sector institution, authority or any other body that processes personal data on behalf of the chief processor.
Personal data are any information on an individual identified or to be identified (hereinafter referred to as ‘data subject’); an individual to be identified is a person who can be directly or indirectly identified, primarily based on such identification feature as name, personal identification code, location data, network identifier, or based on one or several physical, physiological, genetic, mental, economic, cultural or social characteristics of such individual.
Processing of personal data – an automated or unautomated act or a collection of acts performed on the personal data or collection thereof, such as collection, documenting, arranging, structuring, storing, adjusting and modifying, performing queries, reading, using, publishing through sending, disseminating or making available in any other manner, matching or combining, limiting, deleting or destroying.
Cookies are small text files that the website is storing in your computer or smart device when you are visiting our website. It allows storing information on preferences, so that you do not have to make choices again when you visit this page or browse pages.
Website browsing statistics
Upon visiting the websites, non-personalised technical data is collected on the visitor.
The technical data are limited to the internet address (IP address) of the used computer or computer network, software version of the computer’s web browser and operating system, time (time, date, year) and location of the visit. IP addresses are not connected to the information that identifies an individual.
We used automated tool Google Analytics to collect the abovementioned data. If you do not wish to give this information on yourself, you can prohibit collection of your data by Google Analytics as described herein.
Cookies
Our websites are using cookies to improve the quality of the provided services. We use session cookies, permanent cookies and third-party cookies (Google Analytics, Facebook):
To identify new and returning clients.
To remember your preferences such as language, display resolution or font size.
To remember if you have (or have not) agreed to our cookies on this page.
To collect reliable information on the visitation statistics of the page, which allows us to measure to what extent our page meets the user needs and makes possible improvements.
Allowing cookies is not unavoidably necessary for the main functions of the website to work, but it gives a better browsing experience. If you so wish, you can always delete and block the cookies, but in doing so, some functions of the website might not work as intended.
Please consider that some cookies are from third-party service providers who perform some of the tasks on our behalf.
Information related to cookies is not used to identify your person and the collected data are under our control. The cookies are not used for any purpose other than described above.
How long do we store data?
Non-personalised technical data collected on the website are stored without term.