Personal data protection (Privacy)

The Registered User grants their consent specifically that their personal data successfully obtained within the Services provision framework can be used so that he/she (they) can normally access the Flyrtin Services. The Registered User can decide what data they want to make public to the rest of the users.

Law Dispositions of January 6th, 1978 in regards to Personal Data protection, modified by law of August 6th, 2004, are totally applied to the processing of personal data carried out within the Services framework.

Each Registered User and each internaut are informed into their law in respect by the GCU(General Conditions of Use) and the special indications that appear in Flyrtin page(s) through which it consults or uses the Services. The Registered User has the right to access to their personal data, to update, rectify and to cancel them.

Therefore, the Registered User can access to their personal data to review them and can also request for its rectification, cancellation or prohibit a particular use within the framework of the Services. To this end, the Registered User will have to send a message to the following e-mail address: info@flyrtin.com.

The use of Flyrtin gives rise to the installation of cookies in the computer of the Registered User. The cookies' objective is to facilitate the Registered User's identification with the goal that navigation in Flyrtin would be more pleasant.

However, the Registered User can oppose to the installation and use of cookies modifying the configuration of the program used to surf on Internet.

Thanks to an integrated application to Flyrtin, the Registered User has the possibility of making it appear in their Facebook profile, Twitter, LinkedIn the accessible information from their Flyrtin profile, regarding the place where it is and to their next trips. When installing this application, the Registered User is informed and accepts their personal data to appear in the site of the application. The Registered User will only assume the responsibility themselves by then.