Before accessing these pages, the Albread recommends reading this legal notice and familiarizing yourself with the regulatory provisions governing each document, information, data, and requirements found therein.

The contents of these pages are the responsibility and legitimate property of the Albread and are subject to copyright. They are intended to inform about the activities arising from the provisions of Article 10 of this Code. 

The Albread takes the utmost care in the production, compilation, and distribution of information, but cannot guarantee its real-time updating. Therefore, any suggestions or requests for clarification should be sent to marco@eq.uc.pt. Likewise, although the Albread seeks to minimize inconveniences caused by technical errors resulting from the creation or structuring of files or formats, it cannot guarantee their absence and therefore declines any responsibility for any negative impacts that may arise from consulting the content of these pages or other external pages linked to them.

This disclaimer is not intended to limit Albread liability in any way that contravenes applicable law, nor does it purport to exclude its liability where this is not legally permitted.

Albread reserves the right to change the terms set forth herein without prior notice, and in such cases, undertakes to publish the new terms.

 

  • Albread head office
  • All Albread collaborators regardless of the contract they hold with the company
  • All subcontractors, suppliers and other people and organizations acting on behalf of Albread.
 

  • Meets the legislation on personal data protection, especially the UE Regulation 2016/679 of 27/04
  • Protects its collaborators, customers and other partner’s rights
  • It is transparent about the manner its processes personal data
  • Protects itself against the risk of personal data infringement

  • Lawfulness, loyalty and transparency: the legal ground for each data processing must be identified and the owners of such data must be previously informed in a clear and accessible language about the purposes and the manner how we do it.
  • Purposes limitation: the specific purpose of personal data processing must be explicit, legitimate and  specified at the moment of personal data collection. The data collected with a specific purpose must not be used for a different purpose which does not arise from the first purpose.
  • Adequacy, pertinence and minimization: only the adequate and needed personal data are processed for the purposes that are to be achieved.
  • Accuracy and update: the needed measures must be taken to ensure that the inaccurate data are corrected or deleted.
  • Storage limitation: personal data will only be stored for the time needed for their specific purpose. A deadline for deletion or destruction will be established for each set of data.
  • Security and confidentiality: personal data are stored in a manner that their protection is guaranteed and that their access is limited to ensure that only duly authorized personnel can process them.
  • Privacy since their design and by default: before processing any data, measures will be taken to guarantee that privacy is a concern since the beginning and through the entire processing process.

Data owners are entitled to access, correct, limit purposes, portability, delete and oppose automated decisions.

The collaborator contacted by a data owner who intends to exercise any of these rights must verify the identity before supplying any information, according to the rights exercising procedure. Then, (s)he must forward the request to the DPO for processing (epd@uc.pt).

Albread can share data with public authorities without the owners’ knowledge if complying with a legal or judicial obligation.