I, Michael Lewicki, use cookies and similar technologies on the Sztokholm page. In connection with my use of cookies and similar technologies, IP addresses and other personal data are also processed.

The Szczodre platform is part of Michael Lewicki's activities. Michael Lewicki is responsible for cookies and similar technologies used on the site, and is the personal data controller for the personal data processed in connection with this. Michael Lewicki is responsible for the content of the blog. If you have questions about the content of the blog, contact me.

I provide also another blog and another website. You can find information about personal data processing within those sites here.

What are cookies and similar technologies?

How do I use cookies and similar technologies, and personal data linked to this?

How I share your personal data

How you access and control your personal data

Your rights

Security for your personal data

How long I save your personal data

Contact

Changes

What are cookies and similar technologies?

When you visit one of my sites, various types of data are stored locally on your device via your browser. The local storage of data can e.g. take place with the help of so-called cookies.

What are cookies?

A "cookie" (in swedish "kaka" or in polish "cziastko") is a small text file that the site you visit requests to save on your computer. A session cookie disappears automatically when you close your browser. A permanent cookie stores a text file on your device for a shorter or longer period after your visit (unless you delete these yourself).

What is local storage?

"Local storage" is another way for sites to store information and settings locally on your device. One difference to cookies is that the stored information is not automatically included in calls to the server.

What are trace calls?

Tracking calls are calls made by the browser in the background during your visit to my sites. The call is made to my server, or to one of my partners' servers. The calls usually contain information about the page you are visiting and information about what has happened during the visit to the page. Examples of such information are how long you have been on the page, how long any video on the page has been played and whether advertisements have been visible. In order to be able to draw conclusions about what happened over several page views, cookies and locally stored data can be sent with tracking calls. Tracking calls are often called tracking pixels or web beacons, as they often take the form of loading a small invisible image or in the form of AJAX calls.

What are mobile identifiers?

A mobile identifier is a unique identifier that can be used to identify a mobile device and works in much the same way as a cookie. On your mobile device, your operating system may provide you with options to opt out of personalized advertising or otherwise reset your mobile identifiers.

How do I use cookies and similar technologies, and personal data linked to this?

Cookies and similar technologies are used for several different purposes, which I describe in more detail below, and in connection with this, certain personal data may also be processed. When you browse my sites, I can process your IP address and information about your device, for example whether you are browsing on a mobile or computer and which browser you use, operating system, screen size and information about which software configurations and language settings you use. I also collect data about how you navigate and use my sites, such as which parts of my pages you visited, clicks and reading time.

In some cases, I can use special measurement technology to link the data I collect via different devices you use when you visit my sites in order to achieve relevance in customized advertisements on my sites. I may also collect information from vendors that help us determine geographic locations based on IP address.

Necessary cookies/techniques

These cookies and technologies make the site work safely and correctly, and the site cannot therefore function properly without them. This category also includes cookies/technologies used to save your cookie choices.

Functional cookies/techniques

These cookies and technologies make it possible to provide enhanced functionality and personalization on the website.

Analysis & development

These cookies and technologies are used to produce statistics on visits to the site in order to optimize its navigation and content. Through various measurement tools, I can collect statistics on how my sites are used. This helps us develop and improve the experience for you as a user. I use, among other things, Google Analytics to follow and analyze reading over time. I also use collected data to produce statistics and analyzes regarding my business operations. I use this information to be able to make well-founded business decisions and plan future strategies for the business. I use anonymized data as far as possible for this purpose.

Customize marketing and content

These cookies and technologies are used to be able to customize offers and content on the site, based on what you have read or vieId previously on my site.

Marketing on other platforms

I use tools such as Google Ads to be able to market ourselves on other platforms, such as Google. Using these tools, I can show you more relevant marketing on Google and other platforms, based on your behavior on my site. I can also measure and follow up the outcome and effect of the advertising, and follow which ads and keywords led to conversions. It helps us target my marketing to the right people and make relevant ads.

External content/technology (e.g. social media, video and audio)

I, Michael Lewicki, embed external content and technology from other media as part of the blog's content, and to enable certain features provided by external partners. Examples of this could be content from social media, audio or video players.

Advertising

I and my advertisers, advertising agencies and other partners use cookies and technologies to be able to deliver ads on my sites, to measure how many users have seen an ad or to customize which ads you are exposed to. When you visit my sites, some of the cookies I place on your computer will be advertising cookies, which are specifically intended to remember how you navigate the web and which sites you visit in order to make the advertisements more relevant and effective.

A full list of the cookies and technologies I use can be found here.

I may also use information about IP address and the use of my sites to protect my platform, for example to prevent or stop an attack on my systems or networks.

Cookies and technologies that are necessary for the site to function properly or to manage your cookie choices are always enabled. For other cookies and technologies, I always ask for your consent. The data collected using cookies/techniques is normally processed based on my legitimate interest as a legal basis. However, for certain personal data processing, I and my partners ask for your consent. Read more by clicking on "Customize cookies" on the site.

How I share your personal data

Suppliers who are personal data processors

I employ various suppliers who perform services on my behalf, e.g. traffic measurement as well as protection and support for my systems and services. These providers may need to process or gain access to personal data in order to perform their services. my suppliers are bound by so-called personal data processing agreements and do not have the right to use personal data for their own purposes.

Blogging

I use analysis data that I collect via Google Analytics.

Advertising partners and third-party cookies

In connection with advertising on my sites, IP addresses and other usage data may be collected by advertisers and other partners via cookies on my sites for the purpose of delivering advertisements, to measure how many users have seen an advertisement or to customize which advertisements is shown.

Through Google Ads, I can target my own advertising to certain target groups based on previous browsing behavior, and in connection with this, IP address and other usage data can be shared with Google.

In connection with the use of third-party tools and material embedded from other platforms (e.g. YouTube), these third-party actors may collect information such as IP address and usage data.

You can find more information about which advertising partners and other third-party tools are used on the site by clicking on "Customize cookies". These partners process data with their own personal data responsibility.

Social media/share buttons

When using my services, you can choose to share articles via social media via a social plug-in (for example, a share button). When you share information via a social plug-in, your browser will transfer device data to the social media, such as the date and time of sharing, the type of device you are using, your operating system and IP address, the URL of the visit, and information about which article you share. For more information on how each social media handles the data you provide to them via social plug-ins, I invite you to read the respective social media's terms and conditions and personal data policies.

Miscellaneous

I may disclose personal data as part of a joint transaction, for example a merger or sale of assets. Finally, I may need to disclose or save your data when I consider it necessary to:

Comply with the law or legal process and release information to the police and other competent authorities.

Manage and maintain the security of my products and operations, including preventing or stopping an attack on my systems or networks.

Protect the rights or property of us, including enforcing the terms governing your use of the Services. If necessary, I hand the case over to the police authority for further processing.

Please note that some of my sites contain links to external companies, for example for offers of products and services, whose privacy policies differ from ours. If you provide personal data in any of these products, your data will be processed according to their respective personal data policy, please read it before providing any data to the external company. I are not responsible for the use of your personal data by these external companies.

How you access and control your personal data

You can check and change your privacy settings directly via the site, under "Customize cookies".

You can also make settings in your browser for whether and how local information may be stored. On your mobile device, you can make certain settings yourself, including to limit the use of information about your use of apps for the purpose of providing advertisements based on your interests.

Please note that even if you change your privacy settings, you must clear the browser/device yourself of already set cookies, local storage and the like for these to disappear.

If you want to exercise any of your rights, you are welcome to contact us by calling me (0046728353927). Read more about your rights under "Your rights".

Your rights

Consent

If processing of personal data is based on your consent, you have the right to withdraw consent for future processing of your personal data at any time. If you have consented to cookies and similar technologies on a site/app, you can withdraw consent via "Customize cookies" on the relevant site/app.

Register extract and right to information about treatment

You have the right to receive confirmation of whether or not I are processing personal data about you. If I process personal data about you, you have the right to a copy of your personal data (so-called register extract) and information about how I process the personal data.

You can find more information about the right to register extracts on my, Michael Lewicki's, website.

Deletion

In some cases, you have the right to have your personal data deleted. However, this right is not absolute. The right to erasure applies as a starting point if:

the personal data are no longer necessary for the purposes for which they have been collected,

you withdraw a consent on which the processing is based,

the data is processed for direct marketing or telephone sales and you object to the processing,

you object to other processing that takes place with legitimate interest as a legal basis, and I lack legitimate reasons to continue processing the personal data that outweigh your interest in having them deleted,

the data has been processed in an illegal manner,

the data must be deleted to comply with a legal obligation, or

the information has been collected in connection with the offer of information society services aimed at children.

If the conditions above are not met, I can deny your request for deletion, for example if the data is still necessary to process for the purpose for which it was collected. There are also certain exceptions when the right to erasure does not apply. Exceptions apply if the treatment is necessary

to exercise the right to freedom of expression and information,

to fulfill a legal obligation, e.g. I have to save save data about transactions for 7 years to fulfill the rules of the Accounting Act,

in order to establish, assert or defend legal claims, for example if I end up in a dispute with you.

In the GDPR, exceptions to the right to erasure can also be made if the processing is necessary for archival purposes of public interest or for scientific, historical or statistical purposes, for reasons relating to a public important interest in the field of public health, or to perform a task of public interest or which a stage in the exercise of authority. However, these exceptions are rarely or never applicable in my activity.

You can find more information about the right to erasure on my, Michael Lewicki's, website.

Amendment

You have the right to request that I correct incorrect or incomplete information about you, and that I supplement your information.

You can find more information about the right to correction on my, Michael Lewicki's, website.

Limitation

You have the right to demand that I limit the processing of your personal data under certain You have the right in certain cases to request that I limit the processing of your data.

If you think that the information I have about you is not correct, you have the right to request that I limit the processing during the time that I check whether the information is correct.

If you think that my processing is against the law and do not want the data to be deleted, you can request that I limit the use of the data instead.

If I no longer need the personal data for the purposes of the processing but you need it to establish or defend legal claims.

If you have objected to the processing and I have to determine whether I have legitimate reasons that outweigh your legitimate reasons for objecting, you can request that the use of the data be restricted during the time I carry out my control.

If the processing is restricted, such data may only be stored and otherwise processed with your consent or to establish, assert or defend legal claims or to protect the rights of another natural or legal person or for reasons relating to an important public interest.

You can find more information about the right to restriction on my, Michael Lewicki's, website.

Data portability

In some cases, you have a right to data portability, i.e. to obtain personal data provided by you in a structured, generally used and machine-readable format and to be able to transfer these to another personal data controller. This only applies to personal data that is processed with your consent or because it is necessary to fulfill an agreement with you.

You can find more information about the right to data portability on my, Michael Lewicki's, website.

Objection

You have the right to object at any time to my direct marketing via post, e-mail, SMS and telephone, including profiling for these purposes, and I shall then cease my processing of your data for these purposes. This right is absolute.

You can also object to other processing that takes place based on the legal basis of legitimate interest (Article 6(1)(f) GDPR). I shall then cease the processing if I cannot demonstrate decisive justified reasons for the processing that outweigh your interests, rights and freedoms. I also do not have to stop the processing if it is for the establishment, exercise or defense of legal claims. You can find more information about the right to object on my, Michael Lewicki's, website.

Complaints to Michael Lewicki

You have the right to make a complaint to the Integritetsskyddsmyndigheten (IMY), which is the authority in Sweden that supervises how I as a company comply with the legislation. You can find my, Michael Lewicki's, website here: https://www.michaelLewicki.com/.

Miscellaneous

The exercise of your rights is free of charge. I usually respond to your request within one month. The time for feedback can be extended by another two months in case of particularly complicated requests or in the case of a large number of requests. I reserve the right to charge a reasonable fee for the action in the event of an unreasonable or obviously unfounded objection or request.

Editorial content such as articles, images and television features are not covered by the GDPR's rules on deletion etc. This means that you do not have the right to request that an article be deleted with reference to the GDPR. If you have comments or questions about the content of the blog - contact the blogger.

Security for your personal data

I use a range of security technologies and security practices to protect your personal information from unwanted access, use and disclosure. I require my suppliers to ensure that the processing takes place in accordance with this policy and my security procedures.

Where I store and process personal data

I primarily process personal data within the EU/EEA, but in some cases I use suppliers who process personal data in the USA and other countries outside the EU/EEA, e.g. for development and maintenance of my systems and for web analysis. Countries outside the EU/EEA do not always recognize equivalent protection for personal data as countries within the EU/EEA. It is therefore required that special protective measures be taken when personal data is processed outside the EU/EEA. In cases where I use suppliers who process personal data outside the EU/EEA, it is on condition that I have support according to law, e.g. by the fact that I have entered into standardized contractual clauses with the recipient of the data that have been approved by the European Commission.

There are three different sets of standard contract clauses. You can find them all on the European Commission's website: https://ec.europa.eu/info/law/law-topic/data-protection/international-dimension-data-protection/standard-contractual-clauses-scc_en

I especially want to inform you that I use the analysis tool Google Analytics. Google Analytics stores data on my behalf in several countries, including the United States. You can find more information about Google's data centers and where they are located here: https://www.google.com/about/datacenters/locations/. Google, in turn, uses different sub-agents that process data in different countries. More information about these subprocessors and where they are located can be found here: https://privacy.google.com/businesses/subprocessors/

The standard contractual clauses that apply when I use Google services can be found here: https://privacy.google.com/businesses/processorterms/mccs/

How long I save your personal data

Contact

If you have questions about my personal data processing or want help exercising your rights, you are welcome to contact my data protection team by calling me (0046728353927).

If you have comments on my processing or otherwise want to get in touch with me about data protection, you are welcome to call me (0046728353927). I try to understand data protection and monitor compliance with the GDPR and the Data Protection Act.

Changes

I update this information as necessary to reflect changes in my services or if I determine that I can clarify and improve the information. When a policy is updated, the last update date at the bottom of the policy changes.

The policy was last updated on: October 27, 2024