If you ave any questions about this Privacy Policy or our privacy practices, or if you want to review, correct, delete inaccuracies or change personal information about you then contact us via email info@hotelcc.nl. We will respond to your request at quick possible time.
Please note that in an effort to prevent the unauthorized disclosure of guests’ or visitors’ personal information, you may be required to provide proof of identity in order to access personal information. If, upon review, you wish to deactivate your profile or update your personal information, we will attempt to do so in a timely fashion. In some instances, however, information that you requested to be removed may be retained in certain files for a period of time in order to troubleshoot problems. In addition, some types of information may be stored indefinitely on backup systems or within log files due to technical constraints or financial or legal requirements. Therefore, you should not always expect that all of your personal information will be completely removed from our databases in response to your request
A Privacy Policy is a legal statement that specifies what the business owner does with the personal data collected from users, along with how the data is processed and for what purposes.
In 1968, Council of Europe did studies on the threat of the Internet expansion as they were concerned with the effects of technology on human rights. This lead to the development of policies that were to be developed to protect personal data.
This marks the start of what we know now as a “Privacy Policy.” While the name “Privacy Policy” refers to the legal agreement, the concept of privacy and protecting user data is closely related.
This agreement can also be known under these names:
A Privacy Policy can be used for both your website and mobile app if it’s adapted to include the platforms your business operates on.
The requirements for Privacy Policies may differ from one country to another depending on the legislation. However, most privacy laws identify the following critical points that a business must comply with when dealing with personal data: