Privacy — DevLabNet

Information about personal data protection and the use of the contact form on DevLabNet.eu.

Data controller

The data controller for information collected as part of the Fair Customs initiative is Christian Jay, publisher and operator of DevLabNet.eu.

For any questions regarding this data collection or to exercise your rights, please use the DevLabNet contact form and select “Personal data / Exercise of my rights” as the subject of your request.

Data collected as part of Fair Customs is neither sold nor used for commercial purposes.

Contact form

When you use the DevLabNet contact form, only the information necessary to process your request is collected.

The form collects:

  • the subject of your request;
  • your email address;
  • the content of your message;
  • confirmation that you have read this privacy policy.

No name is required. We recommend that you do not include any personal data in your message that is not necessary for us to process your request.

Why do we collect this information?

The information submitted through the contact form is used solely to receive and respond to your request and, where necessary, to follow up on our correspondence.

It is neither sold nor used for advertising or commercial purposes.

Legal basis

Depending on the nature of your request, the processing of information submitted through the contact form is based on the website publisher's legitimate interest in receiving and responding to messages addressed to DevLabNet or, where your request concerns the exercise of data protection rights, on compliance with applicable legal obligations.

The checkbox confirming that you have read the privacy policy is used to confirm that information about the processing of your personal data has been made available to you. It does not constitute consent to the use of your data for advertising or commercial purposes.

Transmission and storage of messages

Messages submitted through the contact form are sent by email to the publisher of DevLabNet.eu.

Data submitted through the contact form is not stored in a Visforms submissions database. Messages are retained only in the email account used by the website publisher to process requests and, where necessary, to follow up on correspondence.

Recipients of the data

Information submitted through the contact form is intended for the publisher of DevLabNet.eu.

It is not disclosed to third parties unless this is necessary to respond to your request, comply with a legal obligation, or with your agreement where such agreement is required.

Hosting and technical service providers

The DevLabNet.eu website, its database and the email services associated with the devlabnet.eu domain are hosted by IONOS.

As part of providing these technical services, the hosting provider may process certain data on behalf of the website publisher, particularly for the purposes of hosting the website, delivering email messages, maintaining security and ensuring the proper operation of the services.

Data retention

Messages received are retained only for as long as necessary to process the request and, where appropriate, to follow up on correspondence.

Messages that are no longer required are deleted, subject to any applicable legal retention requirements.

Security and abuse prevention

Technical protection measures are used to limit automated submissions, spam and abuse of the contact form.

The form does not allow file attachments and does not require the creation of a user account.

Your rights

In accordance with applicable data protection law, you may, depending on the circumstances, request access to your personal data, its correction or deletion, as well as restriction of processing or object to certain processing activities.

To exercise your rights, use the DevLabNet contact form and select “Personal data / Exercise of my rights” as the subject of your request.

If, after contacting us, you believe that your data protection rights have not been respected, you may lodge a complaint with the Commission nationale de l'informatique et des libertés (CNIL), the French data protection authority.

Fair Customs

The Fair Customs initiative uses a separate form through which users can voluntarily submit examples relating to the European customs mechanism being studied.

Unlike the general contact form, certain data submitted as part of Fair Customs is retained in order to enable statistical analysis and document the initiative.

Details of this data collection are provided in the Fair Customs privacy policy , which is also accessible from the Fair Customs pages and submission form.