COOKIES POLICY

COOKIES AND DATA SECURITY POLICY

Version updated on 01.04.2022

OPERATOR

GAMBLERS MEDIA S.R.L. is a personal data controller within the meaning of Regulation (EU) 2016/679 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 27 April 2016 on the protection of individuals with regard to the processing of personal data and on the free movement of such data and repealing Directive 95/46/EC.

GAMBLERS MEDIA Operator identification data:

Address. B, et.7, ap. 89, sector 2

Telephone: +40 725 670 147

E-mail: office@jobsinentertainment.ro

Web : https://jobsinentertainment.ro

APPLICABLE LEGISLATION

We process Cookies in a legitimate and lawful manner, without infringing the rights and freedoms of users, in compliance with the personal data protection legislation Regulation (EU) 2016/679 and Law no. 190/2018 as well as the legislation on personal data protection and data security, Directive 2002/58/EC on the security of personal data and the protection of privacy in the electronic communications sector and Law no. 506 of 17 November 2004 on the processing of personal data and the protection of privacy in the electronic communications sector.

WHAT A COOKIE IS AND WHAT ITS ROLE IS

A cookie is a small non-executable file. This file is made up of numbers and letters, is not a software program that runs on your terminal/computer, does not contain viruses or spyware. It cannot access/read information from the user’s hard drive.

It will also be encountered under names such as “Browser Cookie” or “Internet Cookie”.

By placing a cookie on a user’s terminal, information is stored that allows the site to recognise a particular browser. The server will thus recognise the browser as long as the cookie is active (until it is deleted or expires).

Cookies are legal and useful tools that an operator uses to:

– ensure the normal functionality of the site;
– for efficient design analysis;
– to create anonymous statistics and profiles on user behaviour on the site;
– to provide various functionalities and customize certain site settings such as:
– logging in to the site and retaining login data to support future user experience;
– the language in which the site is accessed and viewed;
– maintaining/maintaining certain user preferences regarding products in the shopping cart, making it easy for the  user to access their preferences, keeping products in the shopping cart;
– functionality of multimedia (or similar) applications from other sites to run on the site, to enhance and add value to the site experience;
– ensuring the security of online banking;
– keeping a user logged into his or her account on the site (or email);
– the option to set the currency of some prices/fees/tariffs.
– to make advertising on the site or through third parties more efficient;
– to verify the identity of users engaged in online transactions or to ensure the security of the site and transactions;

BE CAREFUL WHICH COOKIES YOU DISABLE

As we have shown, Cookies are important parts of the web browsing experience, using the technology we have at our disposal at this time.

We all have a legal obligation to inform users about the cookies used, because these cookie placements represent processing of personal data.

You also have the right to set your preferences regarding the use of cookies on a particular site, and we respect these rights.

However, given the functions and the role performed by these cookies, it is necessary to be very careful when disabling cookies and to do so only after you fully understand their role.

There are sites that will not function correctly or completely if you disable/reject all cookies used.

We must inform you that disabling cookies does not necessarily mean that “we will get rid of advertising” but only that the user will no longer receive relevant advertising, i.e. advertising based on his/her preferences and interests, which could have been highlighted with the help of data collected by cookies from the user’s browsing behaviour.

“THIRD PARTY COOKIES” – COOKIES PLACED BY THIRD PARTIES

Some features or sections of a site may exist on the site due to their provision by third parties. They may place cookies through another site, because they are not transmitted by the owner of that site. Third party cookies: Facebook, Twitter, Linkdin etc.

On certain pages, third parties may set anonymous cookies, which aim to monitor a specific application, to customize it later or to track its performance, according to anonymously collected data. The site on which these cookies are placed cannot access this type of cookies, because they do not belong to the site, but to the third party, just as no third party has access to the cookies of the referring site.

Thus, when you access the buttons on the site for the associated social network, cookies will be processed by that social network, and not by the site from which you clicked on the button of the social network; the same is true when content is distributed from the site, on social networks, not the site will process cookies, but the social network on which the content was distributed.

FOR HOW LONG COOKIES ARE PROCESSED

The period of validity of a cookie depends on the purpose for which the cookie is used.

There are persistent cookies that are retained on the site and are used each time the user accesses the site. These can be set to a specific validity period.

There are session cookies, which means that after the user leaves the site, they are no longer retained.

The validity of the cookies used by this site, you can see in the section dedicated to information on the types of cookies used, with all the details and information related.

CONSENT. RIGHT OF OBJECTION. WITHDRAWAL OF CONSENT

We do not track users’ browsing experience on the site by default without their consent. You can set your preferences or accept all data processing. You can also reject all of them; in this case only strictly necessary cookies will remain active.

You can also set “Do not track” preferences. Depending on the browser you use, this function is available, if you use Firefox, Chrome, Safari, Internet Explorer, Opera, you can set this option.

If you enable the “Do not track” option, our website will respect this option. You can also set this option if you want sites to stop tracking your activity, even if you initially gave your consent. This is a way of withdrawing your consent.

If you have not activated “Do not Track”, a pop-up will appear on the site where you can set your cookie preferences, so you can decide whether you agree to the processing, in which case you will accept cookies, or you do not agree to the processing, in which case you will not accept cookies.

In case you want to withdraw your consent, it is necessary to go to your browser settings and delete your browser browsing history. This will delete the cookies for all the sites you visit.

However, if you only want to delete cookies for a specific site (withdrawal of consent to processing), you need to go to your browser’s privacy settings “All cookies and site data” and delete all cookies for that site.

You can also withdraw your consent by using the consent withdrawal form or by setting “change/remove consent”.

WHAT COOKIES THIS SITE PROCESSES

This site uses Cookies, to ensure the functionality of the site, to ensure various optimizations of the site and to make the interaction on this site a beneficial one.

Below is a complete information on all Cookies used on this site:

1. Necessary Cookies

2. Statistical and/or Preference Cookies

3. Marketing Cookies

SECURITY POLICY

ENSURING SECURITY AND CONFIDENTIALITY OF PROCESSING

We keep data safe and have a number of measures in place to secure processing.

The site is secured by SSL, which is a security standard (Secure Sockets Layer) developed by Netscape, also known as HTTPS. The SSL certificate secures the exchange of information, encrypting the information so that it can only be decrypted by the server to which it is addressed. It ensures the security of the information along the way, as the information cannot be altered or stolen.

SSL protocol technology is designed to ensure adequate security of the connection and to guarantee that third parties cannot intercept the information for unauthorised further processing.

The operator has taken measures to ensure that all reports generated on the site are processed by authorized and qualified persons through internal and/or outsourced services, so as to minimize the risk of loss, theft, unauthorized use of data processed through cookies, access being restricted.

Cookies are processed according to legitimate purposes, determined and about which users are previously informed.

The operator has taken measures to limit the processing in order to avoid storing data for a longer period than is necessary to transmit the information or to achieve the purpose for which it was originally intended, within the meaning of point 21 of the recitals of the (EC) e-Privacy Directive.

The controller has taken measures to prevent unauthorised access to data within the meaning of point 21 of the recitals of the e-Privacy Directive (EC).

The operator has implemented measures to minimise the processing of personal data and where possible personal data has been anonymised to limit processing.

As a method of minimising the data processed, we do not collect IP. IP will be masked/anonymised so that the controller cannot access it. IP masking makes it impossible to identify a visitor/person/user.

In some situations your IP is also processed. As per Google policy, the IP address is processed for a short period of time and is geocoded (transformed) into areas where the user has access.

In the case of using third party technologies, we do not have access to your IP address. Aggregated data cannot be associated from within third party platforms with data collected directly via your own server.

With regard to the security and safety of the use of cookies, it is necessary to know that these “plain text” files are not viruses and cannot contain viruses. As they are not made of code, they cannot be executed or run automatically by the operating system, so they cannot be duplicated or replicated in other networks to replicate again.

Cookies could however be used as a form of Spyware, as they store the browsing history and preferences of individuals/users. Browsers usually have built-in settings that provide different cookie acceptance or validity settings or even automatic cookie deletion in some cases.

Below you will find a series of accessible recommendations to increase the security of internet browsing and prevent unauthorised access to data.

Recommendations to increase security for users

– Only access the internet using secure WI-FI networks;
– install anti-spyware applications; be careful, however, that they are constantly updated;
– set your browser to the level of cookie security you accept or set cookies to be deleted as soon as you close your browsing session, if you do not want them to be maintained;
– regularly update your browser to prevent attackers from exploiting vulnerabilities in older browser versions;
– do not visit untrusted websites.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

If you need further information on the processing of personal data, you can request it at gdpr@jobsinentertainment.ro.