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1. Information on the Processing of Personal Data<\/h3>

ByteSolve gives the highest priority to the security and protection of the personal data of its customers and partners. For this reason, we implement all the necessary organizational and technical measures that ensure the proper protection of the data we process. Furthermore, we ensure that the processing of personal data is always carried out in accordance with the requirements of the applicable legal framework, both by the company and by third parties acting on our behalf.<\/p>

This Privacy and Data Protection Policy applies to all services we offer to our customers, as well as to any form of communication with interested parties, including our website https:\/\/bytesolve.gr\/<\/a> and the electronic services we provide.<\/p>

2. What is GDPR?<\/h3>

The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) with number 2016\/679 (EU) is the new regulation of the European Union that regulates issues related to the processing of personal data. Its purpose is to determine the conditions for the processing of such data, to protect the rights and freedoms of natural persons and in particular the right to privacy and protection of their personal information.<\/p>

Personal data is defined, according to Article 4 of the GDPR, as information that can identify an individual and allow communication or transaction with them, such as name, postal and email address, telephone number and other information that can be combined to identify them.<\/p>

3. ByteSolve as Data Controller<\/h3>

The company ByteSolve, operating under the name \"ByteSolve\", with its registered office in Thessaloniki, at 64 Thoma Hatzikou, 56121, and VAT number 148625317, assumes responsibility for the processing of the personal data of its partners, suppliers, employees and customers. The collection and processing of these data is carried out exclusively for the exercise of its business activities, in accordance with the applicable national and European legal framework, in particular the European Regulation 2016\/679 (GDPR). Therefore, the company acts as a data controller pursuant to Article 4, paragraph 7, of the GDPR.<\/p>

For any questions or issues regarding the processing of personal data, you can contact our company's Data Protection Department, using the following details:<\/p>

email: info@bytesolve.gr<\/a>
Phone number: +302317009393<\/a><\/p>

4. What Personal Data Do We Process?<\/h3>

The processing of your personal data takes place only when there is a lawful basis, as defined in Article 6, paragraph 1 of the GDPR. The website https:\/\/bytesolve.gr\/<\/a> is designed to allow browsing without requiring the provision of personal information, unless you wish to share it. During our cooperation and for the provision of our services, it is necessary to collect and process certain personal data from you, so that we can respond to your needs in the best possible way.<\/p>

Specifically:<\/p>

4.1 Customer Personal Data<\/h3>

ByteSolve collects and manages personal customer data such as names, patronymics, contact information (telephone numbers, emails), addresses, personal identification numbers, tax numbers, orders, invoices, payment receipts, etc., in order to ensure the smooth execution of orders and transactions. After being informed about the processing of the data, customers have the option to subscribe to the company's newsletter to receive news, offers and updates regarding our products and services.<\/p>

The legal bases for this processing are the performance of our contractual obligations (GDPR article 6 par. 1 b), the explicit consent of the interested party (GDPR article 6 par. 1 a) and the legitimate interest of the company (GDPR article 6 par. 1 f).<\/p>

4.2 Personal data from the use of electronic services on our website<\/h3>

To improve our website and better serve your needs, we automatically collect the following information about your computer and browsing during your visit:<\/p>