Declaration of consent

INFORMATION ON THE DECLARATION OF CONSENT
on the processing of personal data

Table of contents

- General, voluntariness, revocability

- Scope of the data that is the subject of this survey

- Use of your data (data processing purposes), main and Secondary purposes, other purposes

- Data processing for consent-related purposes; cookies

- Data processing without your consent; non-consensual purposes

- Processing types

- Specifically for the processing type: Storage (as continued storage)

- Revocability of consent and other rights that you have in relation to your to your data

- Responsible person, data protection officer

- Legal basis

I. General, voluntariness, revocability

The purpose of this "Information on the declaration of consent" is to provide you with a informed consent decision. This means the following meant: if you give us your consent to the fact that we process your personal data, then you should know that you are authorised to do so, what this means for you in concrete terms. This includes not only the knowledge of those data that we collect in the present context, but also the purposes for which we do this, and which data processing-relevant actions we then perform in furtherance of these purposes. Furthermore we would like to at least briefly point out that data may also be available for other purposes other than those for which the original purpose was intended. consent situation, and that in special situations (for example in the presence of a public interest) data even beyond the existence of a public interest. or non-existence of consent, for example, must be disclosed. Furthermore, you should know how we deal specifically with the issue of retention periods, and In addition to the revocability of your consent, you will also learn about your rights, which you are additionally entitled to and which also influence the (further) processing of data, even if you had them "back then" in the have provided consent channels. When the term "data" is used in the following, this refers to personal data. Data within the meaning of the General Data Protection Regulation ("GDPR") - Regulation (EU) 2016/679 with validity from 25 May 2018 - meant. We, mastertix owner Asena Cihan , can provide services, in particular those of a contractual nature, whether in online business or on site, only then if the recipient of the service has provided a minimum level of the necessary data is provided. Nevertheless, the data collection and the cooperation in the same by you, in particular by providing Data about you, always a voluntary process. If certain data is not used for However, this may result in a restriction of our services, services, etc. For example, the delivery of goods is not possible, if no (delivery) address is given. Once consent has been given with the processing of data can be revoked at any time (please refer to section VIII below for more detailed information).

II Scope of the data that is the subject of this survey are

In the course of the current contact situation between you and us and in order to fulfil the resulting requirements / obligations, we collect the following data Data about you / provide us with the following data:

Surname, first name
Company
Date of birth
Postal address
Email address
(if applicable) Bank details (if non-cash payment for services subject to payment
offered and chosen by you)
Optional: Telephone number and / or fax number (for particularly fast accessibility)
optional: [...]

III. Use of your data (data processing purposes), main and ancillary purposes, other purposes

The use of data by us is for main practical purposes, insofar as they are necessary for the fulfilment of the contract you have with our practice (or we have with you) is required for a request that has been submitted / is to be submitted, and for Secondary purposes.

1. Main purposes
The main business purposes are, in particular, security:

– proper receipt and awarding of orders (regardless of their legal nature), including their settlement, whereby In the area of our own service provision, the central focus is on the search for Tickets / cards (and other access authorisations) to events / events events for interested parties as well as the provision of advertising space to purchasers willing to buy and owners willing to sell the aforementioned access authorisations, and precisely the activities accompanying such contractual arrangements / constellations (leasing of online advertising space, search contracts for tickets, etc.);

– the possibility to create cost estimates, quotations, etc. or to respond to to be able to react to such events;

– the formulability and executability of contracts, together with their payment and dispatch processing, regardless of whether we are the performing party or those to whom payment is to be made;

– of the descendant(s) with regard to legal obligations (if applicable). also warranty obligations) and any existing contractual guarantees or the assertion of the same against third parties (e.g. suppliers);

– the (possibly also judicial) traceability and enforcement / Enforceability of claims against customers as well as the defence against claims asserted against us;

– guaranteeing a high level of customer service, which reach and support customers in various ways if necessary and can fulfil their high expectations of us. For such main purposes, your personal data may also be disclosed to a limited extent. data to third parties, in particular:

– the fulfilment of business obligations, whereby such fulfilment Forwarding limited to the companies affiliated with us (Parent company, subsidiaries and sister companies, i.e. companies, that either we control or that control us or are under our control. are under the common control of a third party) or other companies if we are contractually linked to them for operational purposes vis-à-vis you (e.g. consignors) or parties with whom you have business relationships in the context of contractually linked to our service provision (e.g. the counterparty to your ticket search, i.e. the ticket holder);

– Coordination with our (external) advisors in tax matters, business management and legal aspects, whereby these are usually persons who, due to their professional position, are already subject to a are subject to a statutory duty of confidentiality;

– the processing of payment transactions, regardless of whether we are the paying or are the party to be paid;

–Enabling the assessment of the (in particular) financial The risk of a contemplated or already completed but not yet finalised fully executed legal transaction with regard to various properties of the (future) contractual partner, such as their creditworthiness, liquidity, payment history etc.

2. Secondary purposes
If you also consent to the processing of your data for the purposes of optimisation of our range of services ("secondary purposes"), we use the data these additionally and specifically for the:

– Determining the satisfaction of our customers with our products / services (incl. website);

–Improvement of our products and services (incl. website);

–Enablingthe development of customised offers for the Customers;

-Provision of support / (if applicable) goodwill for our services via the scope of what is required by law. Even for such ancillary purposes, your data may be passed on to a limited extent. data to third parties may be necessary, in particular if we need to transfer Satisfaction analyses or product innovations External service providers or have outsourced support / goodwill services to them.

IV. Data processing for purposes related to consent;

Cookies
If we wish to process your data for purposes other than those for which they are collection, and do we have (separate) consent to the collection of data we will only do so if the current purpose is still compatible with the is compatible with the original purpose. For the determination of the compatibility criterion we carry out a comprehensive balancing of interests, which includes the following the context of the survey at the time, the degree of context between the former purposes of collection and the current purposes of processing, the nature (sensitivity) of the data and the consequences of further processing for you as well as the existence of guarantees accompanying the processing (e.g. encryption). Every time you access the content of our website, data is temporarily which may allow identification. The following data are stored each time you visit www.mastertix.de: Date and the time of access, name of the Internet service accessed, the Internet service accessed resource and the action/request used that the client has made, amount of data transferred, notification of whether the retrieval was successful, IP address of the calling computer, the latter only if it leads to a connection via the network. contract is concluded. The stored data is used in addition to the Documentation of contract conclusions for the purpose of statistical evaluation about the use of the website and summarised in anonymised form. Further they are used to defend against or analyse attacks on the website. It may occur in connection with the use of our website by you. also to the use of cookies, for which we set a cookie directly on the website. We will keep a corresponding notice ready for you and request your consent, you are (of course) completely free to grant. Our website in particular uses cookies for the favoured language, the favoured currency and the favoured country. You can also set your browser as follows (you can find more information on this in its "Help" menu) that all cookies (and thus automatically also those of our website) are blocked or alternatively in each case a hint is given before one is set. In this case, however, it can you may no longer be able to use our website to its full extent and/or only with and user-specific presettings for the use of the purposes of more convenient use (e.g. correct language setting) no longer apply. are available. Once cookies have been set, you can delete them using your browsers at any time. Tracking and analysis tools use cookies. We also use such cookies. In particular, we use the ff. tracking and analysis tools:

Google Analytics
Web analysis service of Google Inc. (https://www.google.de/ intl/en/about/) (1600 Amphitheatre Parkway, Mountain View, CA 94043, USA; hereinafter referred to as "Google"). In this context, pseudonymised user profiles are created and cookies (see section 4) are used. The data generated by the cookie Information about your use of this website such as browser type/version, operating system used, referrer URL (the previously visited page), host name of the accessing computer (IP address), time of the server enquiry, are transmitted to to a Google server in the USA and stored there. This data are analysed to determine how the website is used. The The evaluation is output in reports on the activities, which are then are the basis for market research. This data is then passed on to third parties to the extent that this is permitted or necessary. Your IP address remains anonymised and is not combined with other Google data. merged. You can also prevent the installation of cookies by corresponding setting of the browser software; however, we point out that in this case not all functions of this website may be available. website can be used to its full extent. Finally, you can use the Collection of the data generated by the cookie and related to your use of the website data (including your IP address) and the processing of this data. by Google by downloading a browser add-on and installing it on your computer. install (https://tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout?hl=de). Alternatively to the browser add-on, especially for browsers on mobile devices, you can prevent the collection by Google Analytics by clicking on this link click. An opt-out cookie is set that prevents the future collection of your data. data when visiting this website. The opt-out cookie only applies in for this browser and only for our website and is stored on your device. If you delete the cookies in this browser, you must delete the opt-out cookie again. Further information on data protection in connection with Google Analytics can be found in the Google Analytics help centre (https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/ 6004245?hl=en).

Google Adwords Conversion Tracking In order to statistically record the use of our website and for the purpose of optimisation of our website for you, we also use the Google Conversion Tracking. Google Adwords places a cookie on your computer. computer if you have accessed our website via a Google advert. have arrived. After 30 days, these cookies lose their validity and are used to not for personal identification. If the user visits certain pages of the website of the Adwords customer and the cookie has not yet expired, you can Google and the customer recognise that the user has clicked on the ad and was redirected to this page. Each Adwords customer receives a different Cookie. Cookies can therefore not be used via the websites of Adwords customers. can be tracked. The data collected with the help of the conversion cookie Information is used to compile conversion statistics for Adwords customers. that have opted for conversion tracking. The Adwords Customers find out the total number of users who have clicked on their advert and redirected to a page with a conversion tracking tag were created. However, they do not receive any information with which users can personally identify themselves. be identified. If you do not participate in the tracking process you can also refuse the setting of a cookie required for this purpose. for example via a browser setting that prevents the automatic setting of cookies. Cookies generally deactivated. You can also deactivate cookies for conversion tracking deactivate cookies by setting your browser so that cookies from the domain "www.googleadservices.com" can be blocked. Google's privacy policy on conversion tracking can be found here (https://services.google.com/sitestats/en.html).

Social Media
We also use social networks to make our law firm better known. make. Behind this is a commercial purpose that we are pursuing. The Responsibility for data protection-compliant operation lies with the respective providers of the corresponding service. We have summarised these services in the so-called "two-click" procedure into our website in order to save your data. protect.

Facebook
We use the Facebook plugin on our website in order to enable its use. more personalised. We use the corresponding button as an offer
from Facebook. If you call up a page of our advertising presence that contains a is equipped with such a plugin, your browser establishes a direct connection with the servers of Facebook. The content of this plugin is transmitted directly by Facebook transmitted to the browser you are using and integrated by it into the website. integrated. This provides Facebook with information that your browser has visited the has called up the corresponding page of our advertising presence. This process takes place even if you do not have a Facebook account or do not want to create one. but are not logged in. This information, including your IP address from your browser directly to a Facebook server in the USA and stored there. If you are logged in to Facebook, you can Facebook can assign your visit to our website directly to your account. If you interact with the plugins, for example by clicking the "Like" or "Share" button. button, this information is also sent to the Facebook servers. forwarded. Storage takes place there. Facebook publishes these information and your Facebook friends will be shown this process. Facebook will use this information for the purposes of advertising, market research and customised design of the Facebook pages. For this purpose Facebook creates interest and relationship profiles, for example to analyse your Use of the website with regard to the information displayed by you adverts and to show them to other users whose profiles are similar. Suggest information as advertising. If you do not want Facebook the data collected via our advertising presence with your Facebook account. account, you have the option of logging in to your account before visiting our to log out of the Facebook website. Purpose and scope of data collection and the further processing and use of the data by Facebook as well as your rights in this regard and setting options to protect your privacy. For privacy information, please refer to the Facebook privacy policy (https://www.facebook.com/about/privacy/)

V. Data processing without your consent; processing without consent Purposes

There are also purposes of data processing that go beyond the existence of a consent on your part can or even must be pursued. This may be legal obligations affecting us, in which case we may exceptionally may also be required to use your data for purposes for which we are authorised by third parties, namely from the sovereign side, in the concretisation of public law (legal) obligations are imposed. In the event of a public interest, this may include, for example, the forwarding of your data to an authority. be at their request.

VI Types of processing

In addition to the types of processing already mentioned above (collection, use, disclosure through transmission to third parties) we will, in connection with the data collection, store the data obtained in this way, i.e. in organised, orderly manner in our database and record them there. stored in a retrievable manner. They can then be retrieved from the (digital) storage location, for example, to manage the business transaction in connection with which we the data are queried and read out. The data can be can also be adapted / changed, for example in response to a Correction request from you. You can also take the appropriate initiative also come to a restriction or deletion of your data, whereby this also as an "application-free" reaction to the expiry of the applicable retention period can take place. While automated data processing is the rule, manual data processing may still be necessary. in which case we owe you the same scope of protection. The latter Processing type is in the phase-out situation. Processor We work together with processors. Through appropriate guarantee contracts, the processors are obliged to fulfil the requirements of our comply with the Data Protection Directive and the GDPR

VII Specific to the type of processing: Storage (as continued storage)

The GDPR does not specify any concrete retention obligations / deletion dates, but merely states in a very general way that data must be deleted, if the purpose of their collection has ceased to exist, it may be - simplified a continuing obligation to store or such an obligation to store Assertion, exercise or defence of legal claims required. To make this more transparent for you, we have decided to (apart from special cases in which an earlier onset may be required). cancellation obligation), to work with specific deadlines, which we can set in dependency at the time of the last contact with you. Under a We understand the last contact as the contact with you after we have heard nothing more from you. have "heard" you, whereby it does not depend on the acoustic nature of the contact. but any kind of contact that is perceptible to us between you and us (e.g. also via email, letter or short message) is sufficient to establish a new final contact compared to the previous one. last contact. Our retention periods are therefore as follows as follows:

(1)to a contractual relationship between you and us, it is not necessary and the same is no longer to be expected, and there is also no situation has arisen from which liability (even if it is only for pre-contractual nature), business letters or similar are not exchanged. 2 years since last contact, period begins at the end of the year of the last contact. Last contact;
(2) to a contractual relationship between you and us, it is not necessary and the same is no longer to be expected, business letters and the like are not been exchanged, a situation that could give rise to liability (even if it were even of a pre-contractual nature) cannot be completely ruled out: 3 Years since last contact, period begins at the end of the year of last contact;
(3) a contractual relationship has been established between you and us or did not come, business letters or similar were sent with you. exchanged: 6 years since receipt or dispatch of the business letter or similar. If the last contact is within the 6-year period and would, from this point onwards event, the period of (1) or (2) ends later than that of the 6 years, then the later date is decisive for the end of the deadline. Dates other than those of the business letter, if they are not related to it, are to be sent from the date of of the last contact only during the period of (1) or (2);
(4) a contractual relationship has been established between you and us or not, in any case there are accounting documents for this or Your data becomes part of a summarised business documentation (e.g. a management report) or are contained in customs documents pursuant to Art. 15 I and / or Art. 163 of the EU Customs Code: 10 years from the booking date, the Date of the aforementioned documentation or the date of transmission to the Customs authorities. If the last contact is within the 10-year period and would, from the period of (1) or (2) ends later than that of the 10 years, the later date is decisive for the end of the period. Dates other than those of the booking voucher / management report etc. or the customs documents, if they are are not related to this, from the date of the last contact only during the period specified in (1) or (2).

VIII. Revocability of consent and other rights that to which you are entitled in relation to your data

1. Right to withdraw your consent 

You have the right to revoke your consent at any time. revoked at any time. Such revocation shall not affect the lawfulness consent-based data processing prior to the time of cancellation remains unaffected, However, this means that we will no longer carry out any activities with regard to your data. if the consent that has been revoked in the meantime provides the basis for this. was the only legal basis. This is not the case, for example, when we is still under an obligation to retain the data. The cancellation is informal and in any case also possible in the form in which you have previously given your consent. have. The cancellation must be declared to:

mastertix
Owner: Asena Cihan
Hollerallee 26 28209 Bremen

E-mail: info@mastertix.de
Website: www.mastertix.de
Tel: +49 1590 6172689

2.Right to information
You have the right to obtain information from us as to whether we have processed process personal data relating to your person. If this is the case The information is also based on this, among other things:

(a) what type of data is processed and for what purposes this is done happens;
(b) to whom data may have been forwarded (and which data may have been forwarded) required guarantees, for example in the case of third-country participation, for the handling of your data by the recipient in compliance with data protection law were delivered);
(c) Duration - or criteria for the duration - of the (planned) storage of this data;
(d) if applicable, the origin of data (in the case of collection from third parties);
(e) If applicable, meaningful information about the (system) logic used as well as the scope and intended effects of data processing for you, if they were the subject of automated decision-making (Note: we do not do this in our company). You will receive a copy of this information from us, in the case of electronic application on your part in electronic form (i.e. in a common electronic format). format). For further copies, we can charge a reasonable fee, which is hereby charge a corresponding fee for the administrative work involved.

3.Right of rectification
You have the right to obtain from us without undue delay the rectification of of incorrect personal data. Taking into account the purposes of the processing, you also have the right to obtain the completion incomplete personal data - also by means of a supplementary declaration. If your data has been disclosed to third parties we will inform them of the data rectification, unless this is impossible or is associated with disproportionate effort. At your request, we will name the aforementioned third parties.

4.Right to erasure (also known as the "right to be forgotten")
(a)Cancellation claim
They may - subject to the provisions set out in subsection (c) above exceptions - require us to delete your personal data delete immediately if:
(aa) these (in particular their further storage) in relation to the are no longer necessary for data collection purposes;
(bb) you give your consent in the case of consent-based data processing have cancelled;
(cc)you object to further processing;
(dd)the data processing was unlawful;
(ee)the erasure is necessary to fulfil a legal obligation under Union law or national law;
(ff)the data of a child (under the age of 16) in relation to the services of the information society, whereby in the present case this includes Context of a service generally provided in return for payment electronically by means of distance selling (i.e. without direct physical contact between the parties involved) and on individual call takes place.
In the case of the deletion of your data, we generally assume that you have agree that we may include your name in our list of those persons who do not wish to be contacted by us (any more). As a result we minimise the chance that you will be contacted in the future, for example, if your data is newly collected in another context should. If you do not wish this, please let us know.
(b) Further rights in the event of publication of your data and Third-party participation
Should we delete the data to which your cancellation claim relates, published, we will (taking into account the available technology and the cost of implementation), appropriate measures to ensure that those responsible in relation to this data are be informed that you may request the deletion of the data (including links and copies of these). If your data has been disclosed to third parties (in any other way), we will inform them of the data erasure, if this is not impossible or involves disproportionate effort. We will name the aforementioned third parties at your request.
(c) Exceptions to the right to cancellation
You are entitled to a cancellation claim - if necessary only temporarily in particular if the data processing is necessary:
(aa) to exercise the right to freedom of expression and information;
(bb) for the fulfilment of an obligation under Union or national law existing legal obligation to which we are subject (this may, for example, be a statutory retention obligation [before its expiry]);
(cc) for the assertion, exercise or defence of legal claims, or if
(dd) in the event of your cancellation within the meaning of the above (Section VIII 1) a there is no other legal basis for the data processing;
(ee) in the event of your objection as described above (Section VIII 10), firstly there are overriding legitimate grounds for the data processing and secondly, your objection is not merely to direct advertising and thus, if applicable, in related profiling (in the latter case - direct advertising, based on this related profiling - you are always entitled to cancellation).
(d) Rights similar to cancellation If you are not entitled to cancellation (at least temporarily), you can nevertheless have a right to restriction of (further) data processing by us. For further details, please refer to the following Section 5.

5. Right to restriction of processing
If data has been collected by us unlawfully and you are therefore (actually) entitled to deletion, you can demand that we delete the data instead of deleting it. request that we restrict data processing. The same applies to lawfully collected data in the event of interim fulfilment of the purpose to our side, but you need the data to assert, exercise or defend legal defence of legal claims. If you have objected to the data processing concerning you (and do we not already have to comply with this because he/she objects to direct marketing / direct marketing related profiling) or contest the accuracy of the data, you may request us to during the corresponding review phase (balancing of interests in the case of objection, examination of the data for actual inaccuracy) a Request restriction of use of your data. This means that we will restricted data (from their storage as well as special cases of particular public interest) only with your consent or for the purpose of assertion, exercise or defence of legal claims or for the Process the rights of another natural or legal person may.
Even without any initiative on your part, we restrict the use of your data in the above-mentioned extent if the last contact with you (see Section VII) longer than a period equal to 3 (three) years plus the remainder of that period. year in which the last contact was made. If applicable, already to restriction or cancellation rights that arose at an earlier point in time remain unaffected by this.
If a data restriction in the aforementioned sense has been carried out and its cancellation (e.g. because it could be determined that the data was not incorrect). are), we will inform you before this step. If your data has been to third parties, we will inform them of the data restriction if this is necessary. is not impossible or involves disproportionate effort. On your We will name the aforementioned third parties upon request.

6. Right to data transfer If we process your data on the basis of a consent given by you or in the automatically within the framework of a contractual relationship, you can request us to require the corresponding data stock to be stored in a structured form in a common, machine-readable format, for example so that you can read it yourself. (and without any influence from us) to another party. to be able to forward the data to the data controller. As far as technically feasible and it does not affect the rights of other persons, you can also request this, that we transfer such data directly to another data controller selected by you. Data controller (e.g. a company with which you conclude a contract) want to forward). Any additional insurance in your favour The right to erasure is not affected by a data transfer request.

7. Right to notification in the event of data compromise
If a situation arises in which you are at risk due to a breach of the protection of data (e.g. a so-called data breach) poses a high risk to your privacy. personal rights and freedoms, we will notify you immediately. of this. Such a notification contains, among other things, the data of your contact person in this matter as well as information on the impending consequences of the injury and the measures already taken or planned to contain the same. Such notification may be omitted if we have already implemented such effective containment measures that a high risk in the aforementioned sense cannot be assumed. can no longer be assumed if the data - in particular due to technical measures (e.g. through encryption) - have already been implemented in a significant manner were secured against unauthorised access, or the notification was accompanied by a would involve a disproportionate effort (in which case we would need a public
public notice or measure with a similar broad impact)

8. Your right, in connection with data processing not exclusively
to be subject to automated decision-making In principle (i.e. apart from special exceptional cases), they have the Right not to be subject to a decision based solely on automated processing - including to be subject to a decision based on profiling, if this decision is based on your has legal effect vis-à-vis them or significantly affects them in a similar way. impaired. Until further notice, our company will not work with such decision-making structures and would inform you separately if this should change. and your data may be affected by this.

9. Right of appeal
At any time, you can inform yourself about our behaviour in relation to the processing of data to the competent supervisory authority. Naturally you can also complain to us so that we can try to find a solution. to solve any problems that may arise together. The competent supervisory authority is: 

The State Commissioner for Data Protection and Freedom of Information of the Free Hanseatic City of Bremen, Arndtstraße 1, 27570 Bremerhaven, phone: +49 421 612010 or +49 471 5962010, e-mail: office@datenschutz.bremen.de / Bremen field office, An der Weide 50 28195 Bremen, Tel.: +49 421 3612010, E Mail: office@datenschutz.bremen.de

10. right of objection
If we have processed your data to protect our legitimate interests (or for the fulfilment of a task carried out in the public interest), you can object to this at any time. Further processing by us is then only (still) permissible if we can prove to you reasons for the processing which are so are so important that they outweigh your interests, rights and freedoms, or the assertion, exercise or defence of legal claims serves. If your objection is directed against the use of your data for the purposes of direct advertising / related profiling, no further use will be made in this respect. / processing of your data by us (any more). Your objection can you send to us or our data protection officer in any form leave.

11. time limits for our response to the exercise of rights by you If you assert rights under this Section VIII, we will immediately, but at the latest - subject to the following sentence - within month after receipt of your application, we will inform you how this will affect (in particular what legal consequences this may have for your specific case). be triggered). If your application is based on complex circumstances and If we are confronted with a large number of applications at the same time, we are entitled to do so, only within a period of 3 months, in which case we will inform you report such a delay within the aforementioned one-month period and give reasons. Within one month, we must also respond in a reasoned manner if we do not act on your request want.

12. other
All rights under this Section VIII - with the exception of the rights under VIII 9 - are to be asserted against:

mastertix
Owner: Asena Cihan
Hollerallee 26 28209 Bremen

E-mail: info@mastertix.de
Website: www.mastertix.de
Tel: +49 1590 6172689

This Section VIII does not contain an exhaustive list of your rights in the within the scope of this "Information on the declaration of consent". For reasons of better readability, we have not included below every possible or possible right to which it is actually entitled down to the last detail, and also according to We have looked at which cases are suitable for our company or for you as the person affected by the data processing to be carried out by us. This presentation is therefore not exhaustive with regard to the rights to which you are entitled, but will (especially in peripheral areas) supplemented by the GDPR and any other relevant legislation. For the Assertion of your rights does not require any special form, so that this e.g. also by telephone or e-mail. Notification of your rights, the fulfilment of other information obligations by us, and measures taken to implement your rights are available to you - subject to the provision in Section VIII, 2nd sentence 3 - free of charge. Only in the case of obvious unfounded or (in particular numerically) excessive applications, we are authorised to charge a fee corresponding to our associated administrative expenses, to demand an appropriate fee or to refuse to process the application.

IX. Controller, data protection officer

Responsible for the processing of your data in connection with your is a declaration of consent: 

Managing Director Asena Cihan

Our data protection officer is:

mastertix
Owner: Asena Cihan
Hollerallee 26 28209 Bremen

E-mail: info@mastertix.de
Website: www.mastertix.de
Tel: +49 1590 6172689

Our data protection officer will be happy to help you with all your questions in the In connection with this "Information on the declaration of consent", the Declaration of consent as such, other questions regarding the processing of your data and, of course, your rights under Section VIII and their assertion.

X. Legal bases

For data processing carried out by us (or, if applicable, by our processors on our behalf) data processing is the legal basis insofar as your consent relates to such data processing. processing, Art. 6 para. 1 a) GDPR. For consent-related data collection, Art. 13 para. 3 GDPR may constitute a legal basis. Also for data processing beyond the scope of your consent can be a legal basis exist, for example if such a legal basis is required for the a task carried out in the public interest (Art. 6 (1) (e) GDPR) or to Safeguarding the legitimate, conflicting interests of the data subject overriding interests of the data processor (Art. 6 para. 1 f) GDPR).