Privacy Policy

You provide us with information about yourself through the various forms on the Hoostr.co site. This includes information you communicate to us while using our chat software or when applying for pre-registration on our dedicated Google Form. The information collected via these forms is limited exclusively to the information that you enter and validate, generally only your email address, name, and surname, except for other additional information that you are likely to reveal by these means.

When you browse our site, we automatically collect information about your browsing behavior using files called 'cookies'. This information is stored and allows us to identify the number of visits to the site, to improve its security, and to understand the browsing behavior of visitors on our site, you included. The information collected is purely technical and anonymous, and does not in any way identify your person. By browsing our site, you tacitly authorize the collection of this information. Cookies can be of different types, including analytical/performance cookies, functionality cookies, and targeting cookies. Analytical/performance cookies collect information to help us understand how our site is used and to measure the effectiveness of our marketing campaigns. Functionality cookies are used to personalize our content for you and to remember your preferences. Targeting cookies record your visit to the site, the pages you have visited and the links yo have followed, and may be shared with third parties. Please note that third parties, such as web traffic analysis services, may also use cookies over which we have no control. You can block cookies using your browser settings, but this may limit your use of the site. You may not be able to access all or part of the site or use all features it contains.

The data we collect allow us to improve your user experience. These are not resold to third parties but may be transferred there. For example, messages sent in our chat software are stored on their servers.

The law grants you certain rights regarding your personal data, including:

• - The right to be informed about the collection and use of your personal information.
• - The right to access your personal information to verify they are legal.
• - The right to request the correction of inacurrate or incomplete personal information.
• - The right to request the deletation or removal of your personal information when its use is no longer justified.
• - The right to limit the use of your personal information.
• - The right to obtain and reuse your personal information for your own use.
• - The right to object to certain uses of your personal information, such as for marketing activities.
• - The right not to be subjected to an automated decision having legal consequences for you.