Terms of service

Kylie Crazy informs website users about its policy regarding the processing and protection of personal data of users and customers that may be collected when browsing, purchasing products, or contracting services through its website. In this regard, Kylie Crazy guarantees compliance with current regulations on personal data protection, as reflected in Organic Law 15/1999 of December 13, on the Protection of Personal Data, Royal Decree 1720/2007 of December 21, which approves the Implementing Regulations of the LOPD, and the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) (EU) 2016/679.

 

SECURITY MEASURES

In compliance with current data protection legislation, users are informed that Kylie Crazy has adopted the technical and organizational measures required by the aforementioned regulations. The personal data collected in the forms is processed solely by Kylie Crazy staff or the Data Processors established herein. Appropriate security measures have been adopted for the data provided, and all available technical means and measures have been implemented to prevent the loss, misuse, alteration, unauthorized access, and theft of the data provided to us.

ACCURACY OF DATA

The Client or User declares that all data provided is true and correct and undertakes to keep it updated, informing Kylie Crazy of any changes. The user is responsible for the accuracy of their data and will be solely responsible for any disputes or litigation that may arise due to the falsity of their data. It is important that, in order for us to keep personal data up-to-date, the user informs Kylie Crazy whenever there has been any change. Otherwise, we cannot be responsible for its accuracy.

EXERCISE OF RIGHTS

The LOPD and the GDPR grant data subjects the right to exercise a series of rights related to the processing of their personal data. To the extent that the user's data is processed by Kylie Crazy, they may exercise their rights. To do so, the user must provide documentation proving their identity (ID or passport) by email to info@KylieCrazyshoes.com, or by written communication to the address listed in our legal notice. This communication must include the following information: the user's full name, the request, their address, and supporting information.

The exercise of these rights must be carried out by the user themselves. However, they may be exercised by a person authorized as the legal representative of the authorized person. In such cases, documentation proving this representation by the data subject must be provided.

The user may request the exercise of the following rights:

Right to request access to personal data.
The right to request rectification (if incorrect) or deletion.
The right to request restriction of processing, in which case Kylie Crazy will only retain your data for the exercise or defense of legal claims.
The right to object to processing: Kylie Crazy will stop processing your data unless it requires further processing for legitimate reasons or to exercise or defend potential legal claims.
The right to data portability: If you wish your data to be processed by another company, Kylie Crazy will facilitate the portability of your data to the new controller.
If consent has been granted for a specific purpose, the user has the right to withdraw consent at any time, without affecting the lawfulness of processing based on consent prior to its withdrawal.

If a user believes there is a problem with the way Kylie Crazy is handling their data, they may direct their complaints to the Security Officer or the appropriate data protection authority, the Spanish Data Protection Agency being the appropriate authority in the case of Spain.

DATA RETENTION

Disaggregated data will be retained without a deletion period. Regarding Client data, the retention period for personal data will vary depending on the service contracted by the Client. In any case, it will be the minimum necessary and may be retained for up to:

4 years: Law on Infractions and Sanctions in the Social Order (obligations regarding membership, registration, deregistration, contributions, salary payments, etc.); Arts. 66 et seq. of the General Tax Law (accounting books, etc.)
5 years: Art. 1964 of the Civil Code (personal actions without a special period)
6 years: Art. 30 of the Commercial Code (accounting books, invoices, etc.)
10 years: Art.