When you use Quietvox.com services or products you trust us with your information. This privacy policy is meant to help you understand what data we collect, why we collect it and what we do with it. This is extremely important; we hope you take the time to read it.
General data protection regulation is a legal framework that sets out the guidelines for the collection and processing of data information of individuals within the EU. The framework comes into action on the 25th May 2018.
We need to ask for and store your personal information for the legitimate intent to fulfil our contractual obligation of sending you the communication about your transactions on our website or to fulfil our rental services.
Your information is retained in our system until you ask for its deletion, or, we find it irrelevant for the purpose of this application. We collect information to provide better services to our users.
We use the information we collect from our services to provide, maintain, protect and improve them, to ensure you are getting the best from us. We may use your data to contact you with products, services and offers we provide, however there is the option to opt-out by contacting us.
We do not share or sell any of the information with unrelated third parties and we will ask for your consent before using your information for any other purpose. Following is a list of purpose for which your personal information will be used: We will send you information about your orders and or contracts.
We will send you information on our products, services, discounts and promotions. We may share your contact details only within our group of companies, who may then send you information on their products, services, discounts and promotions. If at any time you change your mind you can easily unsubscribe from our list. Our emails will always include an unsubscribe option.
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