
OBLIGATION TO PROVIDE DATA
The provision of data for the purposes referred to in letters a), b) and c) above are mandatory. In case
of failure to provide data, it will not be possible to proceed with the contractual relationship.
THIRD PARTIES ADDRESSED TO THE DATA
The data can be transmitted to subjects other than the Data Controller, also autonomous Data
Controllers.
The data can also be transmitted to subjects who process them on behalf of the Data Controller as
Data Processors on the basis of a legally binding agreement to protect data protection.
Categories of subjects, e.g.
a) IT providers (e.g. data back-up services, e-mail, WEB / cloud computing, hosting, network
monitoring, e-mail sending, website maintenance, etc.)
b) consultants (e.g. payroll, competent doctor, workplace safety, professionals, etc.)
c) supervisory and control authorities, public or private subjects who have the right to request data
TSP / DEALER with which the Customer of the META TRAK service signs the contract for the service is a
data processor only if the TSP is operating in Italy, in any other country the TSP is data processor.
SUBJECTS AUTHORIZED TO TREATMENT
The data may be processed by workers in relation to their job, expressly authorized and adequately
instructed in the treatment.
TRANSFER OF DATA TO THIRD COUNTRIES (EXTRA EU / EEA)
Personal data will be processed on servers located within the European Union.
In any case, it is understood that the Data Controller, if necessary, will have the right to transfer these
data abroad to non-European countries.
In this case, the Data Controller ensures as of now that the transfer of non-EU data will take place in
accordance with the applicable legal provisions.
Specifically, the data will be transferred abroad to non-European countries, only if the level of data
protection of the Third Country has been deemed adequate by the European Commission pursuant to
art. 45 of the GDPR or after the adoption of adequate guarantees pursuant to art. 46, 2, lett. c) and d)
GDPR (binding corporate clauses, standard contractual clauses, code of conduct, certification
mechanism).
In the absence of an adequacy decision, the transfer of data can be carried out in the presence of one
of the derogations provided for by art. 49 of the GDPR (e.g. consent, transfer necessary for contractual
or pre-contractual purposes in relation to a contract entered into with the interested party or in his
favor, ascertainment, exercise or defense of a right in court, etc.).
DATA SUBJECT'S RIGHTS AND COMPLAINTS TO THE SUPERVISORY AUTHORITY
Data subjects have the following rights::
a. access, for:
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knowing if a data processing is in progress, for what purposes, on which data, recipients or
categories of recipients to whom the personal data have been or will be communicated, when
possible, the retention period of the personal data provided or, if it is not possible, the criteria
used to determine this period, what the rights of the interested party are, information on their
origin, if an automated decision-making process is in progress, including profiling (at least in
such cases with significant information on the logic used, importance and consequences of this
process), what are the appropriate guarantees if the data is transferred to a third country
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obtain a copy of the personal data being processed without affecting the rights and freedoms
of others
b. correction of incorrect data and integration taking into account the purposes of the processing,
c. cancellation in the following cases: a) personal data are no longer necessary with respect to the
purposes for which they were collected or otherwise processed; b) the interested party revokes