Privacy Policy

Within the framework of the Privacy Policy, CURATORIA will keep all Personal Data provided by Users of the Site absolutely confidential, except in cases where the Personal Data Protection Act allows its disclosure.

CURATORIA makes responsible use of personal information, protecting the privacy of its Users, and allowing them to operate safely and confidently on the Site.

User privacy is very important to CURATORIA. Accordingly, the Site does not collect personal information from Users unless Users knowingly and voluntarily provide it.

In order to be able to provide services to Users, CURATORIA treats, collects, processes, stores and in some cases discloses information about Users. This Privacy Policy describes the information that CURATORIA processes, collects, stores and discloses and what it may do with that information. CULTURA SLOW S.A.S. is responsible for the database collected in the Republic of Argentina.

When the User visits the Site, their browser automatically sends an IP (Internet Protocol) address and certain other information (including the type of browser the User is using).

CURATORIA may use this IP address information and other information to provide access to the Site and otherwise administer the Site.

CURATORIA will ask the User for information to register and to use each of the Services offered by the Site. All information provided by the User will be treated and processed by CURATORIA or by whomever CURATORIA designates in accordance with Law No. 25.326, and incorporated into the corresponding database for which CURATORIA will be the owner and responsible.

Such processing will be used to provide better service to Users and/or to process information to better understand Users needs and/or to improve services and/or to prepare statistics and/or to allow CURATORIA to communicate with Users and/or to organize, design, prepare, segment and/or direct advertising promotions, marketing actions, direct sales and/or to send communications relating to the Site or any of the services and/or other similar activities and/or for any other purpose that is strictly necessary in order for CURATORIA to provide services to Users. CURATORIA hereby informs Users that the aforementioned data processing services may be provided directly by CURATORIA and/or through third parties contracted for this purpose.

It is expressly stated that Users are not obliged to provide such information, but that without it, CURATORIA will not be able to provide the Services.

When Users provide any personal information, they declare that they are providing such information voluntarily and agree that they give their free, express and informed consent for the information to be used for the aforementioned purposes, and authorize it to be processed, stored, collected or assigned and/or transferred by CURATORIA to its affiliates, controlled, related, related and/or to contractors that provide services (in the latter case only for the purpose of providing such services), even if any of them are located in countries that do not have the same levels of security in this area as the Argentine Republic and when this is strictly necessary in order to comply with any of the purposes mentioned above, always in compliance with the Personal Data Protection Law No. 25. 326.

Users may exercise their rights of consultation, access, rectification or deletion, and request exclusion in accordance with the provisions of Law No. 25.326 in Article 27, by sending an email to: customerservice@curatoriadesign.com.

CURATORIA has adopted the legally required personal data protection security levels and has installed all the technical means and measures within its power to prevent the loss, misuse, alteration, unauthorized access and theft of personal data.

CURATORIA shall not be liable for illegal interceptions or violation of its systems or databases, or for their use by unauthorized persons. Nor is CURATORIA liable for the improper use of information obtained by such means.

The owner of the personal data has the right to exercise the right of access to such data free of charge at intervals of no less than six months, unless a legitimate interest to that effect is accredited in accordance with the provisions of article 14, section 3 of Law No. 25,326.

Users authorize CURATORIA to disseminate and transfer the data provided for commercial and advertising purposes in compliance with the provisions of Law No. 25.326, without the right to any compensation whatsoever.

CURATORIA shall store Users' personal information for the time necessary to fulfill the purpose for which it has been collected, to comply with regulatory or legal requirements, or during the legal prescription period for possible legal or contractual liabilities.

Once the period has expired, the data will be deleted or anonymized in such a way that no person can be identified, as permitted by the regulations of each country.

CURATORIA uses “cookies” technology on the Site. Cookies are pieces of information that a site transfers to the User's hard drive for record-keeping purposes. They enhance the online experience by saving your preferences while you are visiting a particular site. Cookies do not contain personally identifiable information and cannot make a system scan or collect information from the User's hard drive. While the User is viewing the Site, CURATORIA may place a “cookie” on the User's computer. Temporary cookies are used for purposes such as counting the number of visits to the Site. These temporary cookies are deleted when the User exits his/her browser. A permanent cookie may also be stored by the User's browser on his or her computer. When the User logs in, this type of cookie informs CURATORIA whether the User has visited the Site before or is a new visitor. The cookie does not obtain personal information about the User or provide any means of contacting the User, and the cookie does not extract any information from the User's computer. The “help” link on the toolbar of most browsers will tell the User how to prevent his or her browser from accepting new cookies, how to have the browser inform him or her when he or she receives a new cookie, or how to block cookies all together.

The Agency of Access to Public Information, in its capacity as Control Body of Law 25.326, is responsible for dealing with complaints and claims filed by those whose rights are affected by non-compliance with the regulations in force regarding the protection of personal data.