Terms and Conditions
DATA REVOLT AGENCY is an advertising agency founded in 2014, and “DATA REVOLT” is the trade name of S.C. DATA REVOLT AGENCY S.R.L., a Romanian legal entity with its registered office in Bucharest, Romania, Str. Budila, no. 12, apt 3A4, Sector 2, registered with the Trade Register under no. J40/11216/2014, with Tax Code CUI 33630541, and operational working point at Str. Mihai Eminescu no. 90, Sector 1, Bucharest.
DATA REVOLT reserves the right to change and update at any time the content of the website, of the company’s pages registered on social networks, as well as the Terms and Conditions, notifying DATA REVOLT’s partners by displaying on the site the latest update or informative communications about the updates and/or changes made. Any modifications that significantly affect a partner of DATA REVOLT, or any modifications brought to the activities of processing the partner’s personal data or in relation to them, may be notified in the form of an e-mail, SMS, or message displayed on the site.
1.General
1.1.By using the site and its content, the user is responsible for the consequences arising from their use. The user is also liable for any material, intellectual, electronic, or other damage caused to the site, including its content, or to any third party with whom DATA REVOLT has a valid contract, in accordance with the legislation in force.
1.2.This site is addressed to the representatives of DATA REVOLT’s partners, natural persons who have reached at least 18 years of age, and legal entities, who have not been suspended or removed from accessing the website by DATA REVOLT, regardless of the reason for the suspension or removal.
2.Content and intellectual property rights
2.1.The entire content of the site https://datarevolt.agency (texts, static images, dynamic images, text, logos, stylized representations, graphic elements, commercial symbols, or multimedia content) is the exclusive property of DATA REVOLT or its administrator, with all rights obtained in this respect, directly or indirectly (through usage and/or publication licenses), being reserved, and are protected by Law 8/1996 regarding copyright and related rights, alongside the laws regarding intellectual and industrial property applicable at the intra-community level. Attempts to take over content, by any means, are illegal and, to the extent that they are noticed, DATA REVOLT will act accordingly.
2.2.The company’s name is a trademark registered at national level with the State Office for Inventions and Trademarks (OSIM).
2.3.The user or partner is not allowed to copy, distribute, publish, transfer to third parties, modify and/or otherwise alter, use, link to, display, include any content displayed on the website in any context other than the original one intended by DATA REVOLT, include any content outside the site, remove the markings representing DATA REVOLT’s copyright over the content, as well as participate in the transfer, sale, distribution of materials made by reproducing, modifying, or displaying the content, in the absence of the consent expressly given by DATA REVOLT or its administrator.
2.4.Any content to which the user or partner has and/or obtains access by any means is subject to the provisions of this document, in case the content is not accompanied by a specific and valid usage agreement concluded between DATA REVOLT and the user or partner, which may derogate, in whole or in part, from the provisions of this document, and without any guarantee, implicit or expressly formulated by DATA REVOLT regarding that content. For clarification, DATA REVOLT may grant the User, through an agreement, the right to use, in a manner described, certain content of the site. This agreement applies strictly to the defined content, for a period established in the agreement, and only to the person/persons who were allowed to use this content.
2.5.If DATA REVOLT grants the user, partner, or other interested third party the right to use, in the form described in a separate usage agreement, certain content they have or may obtain access to, the right of use refers only to the respective content or parts thereof, as long as the content or parts thereof exist, and only within the period defined in the agreement and within the limits of the agreement. The existence of a usage agreement expressly concluded by DATA REVOLT with a partner, user, or third party does not represent a contractual commitment from DATA REVOLT towards the respective partner, third party, or user who obtains access to the content or to certain sections of the site, in the sense that DATA REVOLT has the right to modify, update, or supplement, in any way and at any time, the site or any of its sections, during or after the expiration of the usage agreement.
2.6.The user or partner may copy, transfer and/or use content from the website only with the prior written consent of DATA REVOLT and only for personal or non-commercial purposes, as well as in direct relation with DATA REVOLT, under the following conditions:
- if the manner of use does not conflict with the provisions of this document, with the provisions of the valid agreement concluded with DATA REVOLT and/or with the legislation in the matter;
- you do not modify or delete any content or part thereof (photo images, articles, banners presenting services), nor the audio or video files posted on the site, where applicable;
- the use or display does not suggest that DATA REVOLT promotes or supports any causes, ideas, opinions, products, or services of third parties;
- where applicable, content of any kind made available for download (such as photo images from the event you attended organized by DATA REVOLT or audio recordings of the event) must not be edited, retransmitted, or reproduced in any way without the prior consent of DATA REVOLT.
2.7.DATA REVOLT is not responsible for the way in which users or third parties (commercial companies, partners, or media companies) use the content without notifying and/or, where applicable, without the prior consent of DATA REVOLT.
2.8.Any use of the site’s content for purposes other than those expressly permitted by this document or by the accompanying usage agreement, where it exists, is forbidden. The breach of this section confers on DATA REVOLT the right to undertake the legal measures required against the unauthorized use of the site’s content, in order to repair the potential material and/or image damages caused to DATA REVOLT, its representatives or employees, as well as DATA REVOLT’s partners.
2.9.Your posting on the site or on the social network pages of DATA REVOLT does not constitute a derogation by DATA REVOLT from a right over or in connection with the site, other than the right granted by DATA REVOLT to post your own content. Apart from those expressly granted in this document, you do not acquire any right, title, or interest over or in connection with the site.
2.10.DATA REVOLT reserves the right to delete licentious, defamatory and/or tendentious comments, or postings of this kind, published by the user on the social network pages of DATA REVOLT (for example, on the company’s Facebook page).
2.11.All software programs used on this site, the content and its elaboration, as well as the source code in its entirety, are protected by copyright laws.
2.12.The descriptions and articles posted are made/created by the members of the DATA REVOLT team and, where applicable, by its collaborators, or are taken from partners. The responsibility for the content of these materials lies with the authors. The copying and publishing of these materials (partially or in full) can be carried out only with the prior consent of the authors of the materials whose reproduction in any way is requested.
2.13.DATA REVOLT may grant the User, through an agreement, the right to use, in a manner described, certain content of the site. This agreement applies strictly to the defined content, for a period established in the agreement, and only to the person/persons who were allowed to use this content, without being able to use other content of the site.
3.Data security and confidentiality
3.1.DATA REVOLT is constantly concerned with improving the means of processing the personal data obtained from its partners in order to deliver the services, in order to ensure the processing of the data processed and to maintain its confidentiality efficiently. We are transparent about the measures implemented in this respect, in accordance with the provisions of the General Data Protection Regulation (Regulation 679/2016).
3.2.Thus, we make all necessary efforts to ensure that DATA REVOLT employees, our collaborators and/or subcontractors comply with the provisions of this document and of the Privacy Policy.
3.3.Access control to internal IT systems
Access to all data processing systems is made exclusively through an internal authentication algorithm using a unique password assigned to the company’s employees, or a password established by the authorized employee.
The company uses a simple authentication method and blocks unauthorized access in any case of failed attempts to access (log in) to the system, or in case of inactivity.
The company’s employees have the right to access data only through password authentication. In addition, the resources for remote access of the DATA REVOLT network or wireless network are restricted, and access rules have been implemented from a technical point of view for the IT systems, applicable to employees and collaborators.
3.4.Access control to personal data and other information considered confidential
Access to personal data is limited exclusively to the employees who must use this data and is protected by the password assigned in accordance with the password constitution rules, and is also conditional on the introduction of a valid user name. DATA REVOLT uses high-level security measures to ensure that personal data will not be accessed in an unauthorized manner, modified, copied, used illegally, transferred, or deleted without specific authorization issued in this respect. Access to personal data processed in DATA REVOLT’s activity, or to information considered confidential, is limited, depending on each case, and reduced to the absolute minimum necessary for the fulfillment of the tasks or functions of the persons who access them.
3.5.Physical access to personal data or confidential information
The company stores business information using the Google Drive storage space. The company does not own its own servers and data room.
3.6.Organizational and operational safety
It is the responsibility of the personnel within DATA REVOLT to comply with the internal practices and standards implemented at the level of the organization. The company educates and organizes ongoing training sessions for its employees and collaborators regarding internal data processing rules, and raises awareness of the potential risks generated by non-compliance with them within the personal data processing activities.
3.7.Control of the transfer of information and personal data
The purpose of the control implemented at the level of DATA REVOLT regarding the transfer of confidential information and/or personal data — whether it is the transfer of information or personal data between DATA REVOLT and its contractual partners, or between the company’s internal employees or collaborators (inter-departmental) — is to provide adequate security guarantees, namely that personal data cannot be accessed, copied, modified, or removed by unauthorized persons during the electronic transmission of data, or during the physical transport of documents containing personal data or confidential information, or during the storage of these documents at the company’s headquarters.
3.8.Data storage (retention)
Personal data, as well as residual data, are deleted as soon as possible or within the term provided by law, in accordance with the Retention Policy established within DATA REVOLT.
3.9.Rules established for employees and collaborators
DATA REVOLT employees and collaborators who process data in relation to the company have signed binding confidentiality agreements regarding the activities carried out from the point of view of data processing and the way of working with confidential information at the level of the organization. DATA REVOLT employees and/or collaborators undertake to comply with the company’s policies and working procedures, as well as the technical and organizational measures implemented, and the violations of these rules may lead to disciplinary actions up to the termination of the employment contract or the unilateral termination of the collaboration contract. An employee or collaborator will not have access to the personal data processed by DATA REVOLT until the company is convinced that the respective employee or collaborator is trained and understands that they assume responsibility for the management of personal data and the use of confidential information, as a representative of DATA REVOLT. In addition, DATA REVOLT organizes annual training sessions, or whenever it considers it necessary, for the education/training of employees and/or collaborators regarding the legislative framework applicable to the company’s field of activity in connection with the processing of personal data or data security, the updating of the company’s policies in relation to legislative changes or business needs.
4.Fraud
4.1.DATA REVOLT does not request from the users or representatives of its partners, through any means of communication (e-mail/phone/SMS, etc.), information regarding the personal data belonging to them, regardless of whether they are data considered sensitive, or confidential data in any situation, e.g.: bank accounts/cards or personal passwords.
4.2.The user or partner assumes full responsibility for the disclosure to any third party of their confidential data.
4.3.DATA REVOLT declines any responsibility in the situation in which the user or a contractual partner is harmed in any form by a third party who claims to be a representative of DATA REVOLT or to represent the interests of DATA REVOLT. The user or partner will inform DATA REVOLT of such attempts, using the contact details existing in the Privacy Policy or the contact details existing on the website.
4.4.DATA REVOLT does not promote SPAM. Any user or commercial partner who has explicitly provided their email address on the site can opt for the withdrawal of this e-mail address, by sending a written request using the contact details existing in the Privacy Policy or the contact details existing on the site.
4.5.The following purposes, once achieved, will be considered as attempts to defraud the site or DATA REVOLT’s content, the latter reserving the right to initiate criminal prosecution against the one or those who attempted to or achieved this/these purpose(s):
4.5.1.Accessing data of any kind belonging to another user, regardless of the method used;
4.5.2.Altering or modifying the content of the site or of any correspondence sent by any means by DATA REVOLT to the user or contractual partner;
4.5.3.Intentionally (willfully) affecting the performance of the server/servers on which the site runs;
4.5.4.Accessing or disclosing to any third party who does not have the necessary legal authority, the content sent by any means by DATA REVOLT to the user or partner, when the latter is not the legitimate recipient of the content.
5.Limitation of liability
5.1.DATA REVOLT cannot be held responsible in any way before any user or partner for the way in which the latter uses the site or the content, otherwise than within the limits of the articles constituting this Terms and Conditions document.
5.2.If a user or partner considers that content sent by any means by DATA REVOLT infringes intellectual property rights or any other rights, they are kindly requested to contact DATA REVOLT for details, using the contact details available on the website, in order to be able to provide a point of view or to make an informed decision.
5.3.DATA REVOLT does not guarantee the User access to the site or its functionalities, and does not confer the right to download or modify, partially and/or in full, the content, to reproduce, partially or in full, the content, to copy, or to exploit any content from the sections of the website or from the social network pages of DATA REVOLT in any other manner, or to transfer to any third party any content over which they have and/or obtained access, otherwise than on the basis of a usage agreement, that is, without the prior written consent of DATA REVOLT.
5.4.DATA REVOLT is not responsible for the content, quality, or nature of other sites reached through links from the sections of DATA REVOLT’s website, regardless of the nature of these links. For these sites, the responsibility lies entirely with their owners.
5.5.DATA REVOLT is exonerated from any fault in the event of the use of the site and/or the content sent to the user or partner, by any electronic means through the site, e-mail, or an employee of DATA REVOLT, when this use of the content may produce or produces damages of any nature to the user and/or to any third party involved in the transfer of content.
5.6.DATA REVOLT does not provide any direct or indirect guarantees that:
- the website is suitable for the User’s requirements;
- the functionalities within the website, such as the contact form in the “Contact” section, will be uninterrupted, secure, or free from errors of any kind, including system errors that are not produced by DATA REVOLT and are not, nor can they always be, controlled by the company;
5.7.The promotional materials (including but not limited to advertising banners of our partners) used for the presentation of the events organized by DATA REVOLT or the services provided by the company, displayed on the company’s site and/or on the company’s social network pages (such as the Facebook page), have an exclusive character of promoting the events organized and the services provided by DATA REVOLT or the eventual services of the third-party partners thereof.
6.Disputes
6.1.By using/visiting/viewing the site and/or any content sent to the User by DATA REVOLT, by accessing the site and/or by sending it by any means (electronic, telephonic, etc.), the User declares to agree with the provisions of the Terms and Conditions document.
6.2.Any dispute, of any kind, that may arise between the user and DATA REVOLT or its partners, will be resolved amicably. If this is not possible, the conflict will be settled by an authorized mediator, agreed by both parties in dispute, and if mediation does not resolve/settle the dispute, the litigation may be referred to the competent courts in Bucharest, in accordance with the Romanian laws in force.
7.Final provisions
7.1.DATA REVOLT reserves the right to make any modifications, updates, or additions to these provisions, as well as any modifications, additions, or updates to the site/its structure, as well as the content, without prior notification of the User if the changes do not significantly affect the partner, its representatives, or its image.
7.2.Within the limits of the provisions of Terms and Conditions, DATA REVOLT cannot be held responsible for any errors that may appear on the site for any reason, including due to modifications, settings, etc., that are not made by the site administrator.
7.3.DATA REVOLT reserves the right to introduce advertising banners of any nature and/or links on any page of the site, in compliance with the legislation in force.
8.Feedback
8.1.If you have questions or suggestions regarding DATA REVOLT’s services, this document, or the other policies displayed on the website, please contact us by e-mail at hello@datarevolt.agency.
8.2.Any comments, questions, feedback, ideas, suggestions, or other communications or information about or relating to the DATA REVOLT site, its functionality, or its improvement, will become and will remain the property of S.C. DATA REVOLT AGENCY S.R.L., from the date they are submitted.