Privacy Policy

1.Link Policy and Disclaimer of Liability
Beatiatelier is not responsible for the content of any websites that users may access through links on its own sites and states that it will not, under any circumstances, examine or exercise any control over the content of other sites on the web. Furthermore, it does not guarantee the technical availability, accuracy, truthfulness, validity, or legality of external pages accessible via these links. Beatiatelier declares that it has taken all necessary measures to prevent any damage that may result from browsing its websites. Consequently, Beatiatelier is not liable for any potential damage suffered by users due to internetbrowsing.

Beatiatelier is not responsible for any damages or losses of any kind caused to users due to failures or disconnections in telecommunications networks that may result in suspension, cancellation, installation, or interruption of the web service during its provision or beforehand. Access to the website www.beatiatelier.com does not implyany obligation for the company to control the absence of viruses or any other harmful computer elements. It is the user's responsibility to have the appropriate tools to detect and disinfect harmful software. Beatiatelier is not responsible for any damage to computer equipment, documents, or files of users or third parties during the provision of the service
on the Portal.

2.Advertising

The website www.beatiatelier.com may host advertising or sponsored content. Advertisers or sponsors are solely responsible for ensuring that the material submitted for inclusion on the site complies with the applicable laws. Beatiatelier will not be liable for any errors, inaccuracies, or irregularities contained in advertising content or from sponsors.

3.Modifications

Beatiatelier reserves the right to make modifications it deems appropriate, without prior notice, to the content of its websites, including website content, terms of use, or general terms and conditions of contracting. Such modifications may be made in any legally admissible manner through its websites and will be mandatory for the duration they are published online until they are replaced by subsequent modifications.

4.Intellectual Property

The intellectual and industrial property rights derived from all texts, images, as well
as the means and forms of presentation and assembly of its pages belong, either directly or as a licensee, to Beatiatelier. These are protected by intellectual property laws under Spanish law and may be subject to both Spanish and European regulations in this field, as well as international treaties to which Spain is a party, including Royal Legislative Decree 1/1996 and subsequent amendments. Directive EU 2019/790 of the European Parliament and Council of April 17, 2019, on copyright
and related rights in the digital single market.

All rights reserved. In compliance with the Intellectual Property Law, the reproduction, distribution, public communication, and use of all or part of the contents of its websites without the explicit consent of Beatiatelier is expressly prohibited. Beatiatelier also reserves the right to pursue civil or criminal actions it deems appropriate for the improper use of its websites and contents or for non- compliance with these conditions.

5.Certificates of Compliance with LSSI-CE and Data Protection
**www.beatiatelier.com** complies with current Data Protection regulations
and the LSSI-CE and has been advised on these regulations by GRUPO QUALIA, which provides a certificate in digital image format for display on its website.

6.Legal actions, applicable law, and jurisdiction

The relationship between the user and BEATIATELIER will be governed by current Spanish law. Any disputes that may arise between the user and BEATIATELIER will be resolved by the courts or tribunals of the Judicial District of BARCELONA.

7.Cookie policy

BEATIATELIER reserves the right to use cookies during the user's navigation of its websites to facilitate personalization and ease of navigation. According to the company's data protection policy, BEATIATELIER informs that cookies are associated with an anonymous user and their computer and do not, by themselves, provide the user's name or surname. In this regard, in accordance with the Grand Chamber ruling of the European Court of Justice of October 1, 2019, and the AEPD Guide of July 2020, our ‘cookie policy’ informs the user of the duration cookies will remain active on the user's device and the possibility that third parties may access the information stored by these cookies. This ruling amends Article 5, Section 3, of Directive 2002/58 with Directive 2009/136.

Following this ruling and the content of the AEPD Guide of July 2020, the user has the option to explicitly accept or reject the use of cookies and receive more information about them. Additionally, the user can configure their browser to be notified of the receipt of cookies, with the option to prevent them from being installed on their hard drive if desired. In this regard, the installation of cookies is not mandatory to access BEATIATELIER websites. The user agrees to refrain from reproducing, copying, distributing, making available, or otherwise publicly communicating, transforming, or modifying the content unless authorized by the holder of the corresponding rights or legally permitted.

8.Personal data protection

In accordance with the General Regulation (EU) 2016/679 of the European Parliament and Council on the Protection of Personal Data, approved
on April 27, 2016, LOPD 3/2018 on the Guarantee of Digital Rights, Law 34/2002 on Information Society Services and Electronic Commerce, and Law 9/2014 on General Telecommunications of May 9, BEATIATELIER informs the users of its websites that we are obligated to maintain professional secrecy regarding the personal data collected by the company through forms on its pages. This obligation will continue even after the termination of our commercial or contractual relationship, and in no case may we disclose the personal data of visitors and clients to the website without
their consent. Individuals under 14 years of age cannot consent to a business collecting and processing their personal data; only their legal representatives (parents or guardians) can do so on their behalf.

Businesses that need to process data from individuals under 14 must have means to obtain consent from their parents or guardians, for example, through an email containing a link to an electronic form. Data about the family context cannot be requested from individuals under 14, with the sole exception of identification and contact details of parents or guardians. This data will be entered into an automated file under the responsibility of the BEATIATELIER website administrator to facilitate, expedite, and fulfill the commitments established between both parties. BEATIATELIER also informs users of their right to access, which allows users to know what personal data the administrator has and will respond within 30 days, provided the data is retained. Users have the right to request correction of errors, modification
of inaccurate or incomplete data, and ensure information accuracy; opposition, which allows users to request and ensure their data is not processed; deletion, which allows users to remove inadequate or excessive data; limitation, which allows users to request limitation of data processing when they have exercised their right to correct their personal data; and portability, allowing users to obtain a copy of their personal data to transfer to other services.

These rights can be exercised by any means that provides proof of sending and receipt to the website administrator's address or via email at beati.atelier@gmail.com, including a photocopy of ID or alternative documentation proving identity. Users agree that all their personal data will be fully transferred to Aplazame from the moment they begin contracting the deferred payment service offered by Aplazame when selecting the payment method. This acceptance extends to third parties who may need to access the files for the proper execution of the contract. Unless otherwise communicated, we will assume that your data has not changed, that you agree to notify us of any changes, and that we have consent to use the data to maintain the relationship between the parties. Submitting your data through the forms on our website is contingent upon having read/accepted the Privacy Policy, which is required via a mandatory checkbox at the bottom of the form. In accordance with Article 21 of Law 34/2002 on Information Society Services and Electronic Commerce, we request your consent to send advertising communications that we believe may be of interest to you, via email or any other equivalent electronic communication means. This consent will be given or not through acceptance of the Privacy Policy in the mentioned checkbox at the bottom of the form.