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Privacy and Security Policy - Statement of Rights and Responsibilities
Security notice about your data and rights.

In accordance with Law No. 13,709 of August 14, 2018, known as the General Law for the Protection of Personal Data
https://www.gov.br/pt-br (“LGPD”), as the holder of your personal data, you have the right to: confirm the existence and treatment,
Access, correct incomplete, inaccurate or outdated data, anonymize,
block or eliminate the existence of unnecessary, excessive data or data treated in violation of the provisions of the LGPD,
Portability with third parties (except commercial and industrial secrets),
Delete previously consented data, except in the hypotheses provided for in article 16 of the law,
Know which public or private entities the controller shared your data with,
Know about the possibility of not providing consent and the consequences of refusal.
Learn more about the LGPD by accessing our help center.
Computerized Legislation - LAW No. 13.709, OF AUGUST 14, 2018 - Original Publication
The Actors of the Law: LAW No. 13,709, OF AUGUST 14, 2018
Provides for the protection of personal data and amends Law No. 12,965, of April 23, 2014 (Marco Civil da Internet).

THE PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC
I make it known that the National Congress decrees and I sanction the following law:

CHAPTER I
PRELIMINARY PROVISIONS

Art. 1 This Law provides for the processing of personal data, including in digital media, by a natural person or by a public or private legal entity, with the aim of protecting the fundamental rights of freedom and privacy and the free development of the person's personality. Natural.

Art. 2 The discipline of protection of personal data is based on:

I - respect for privacy;

II - informative self-determination;

III - freedom of expression, information, communication and opinion;

IV - the inviolability of privacy, honor and image;

V - economic and technological development and innovation;

VI - free initiative, free competition and consumer protection; It is

VII - human rights, the free development of personality, dignity and the exercise of citizenship by natural persons.

Art. 3 This Law applies to any processing operation carried out by a natural person or legal entity governed by public or private law, regardless of the means, the country of its headquarters or the country where the data are located, provided that:

I - the treatment operation is carried out in the national territory;

II - the purpose of the processing activity is the offer or supply of goods or services or the processing of data of individuals located in the national territory;

III - the personal data object of the treatment have been collected in the national territory.

1º Personal data whose holder is in the national territory at the time of collection are considered to be collected in the national territory.

2 The data processing provided for in item IV of the caput of art. 4 of this Law.

Art. 4 This Law does not apply to the processing of personal data:

I - carried out by a natural person for exclusively private and non-economic purposes;

II - carried out exclusively for:

a) journalistic and artistic; or
b) academics, applying to this hypothesis the arts. 7 and 11 of this Law;

III - carried out for the exclusive purposes of:

a) public safety;
b) national defense;
c) State security; or
d) investigation and repression of criminal offenses; or

IV - coming from outside the national territory and which are not the subject of communication, shared use of data with Brazilian processing agents or object of international transfer of data with another country other than the country of origin, provided that the country of origin provides a degree of protection of personal data adequate to the provisions of this Law.

1 The processing of personal data provided for in item III will be governed by specific legislation, which must provide for proportional and strictly necessary measures to serve the public interest, observing due process of law, the general principles of protection and the rights of the data subject provided for in this Law.

2 The processing of the data referred to in item III of the heading of this article by a person governed by private law is prohibited, except in procedures under the supervision of a legal entity governed by public law, which will be subject to a specific report to the national authority and which must observe the limitation imposed in § 4 of this article.

3 The national authority shall issue technical opinions or recommendations regarding the exceptions provided for in item III of the caput of this article and shall request reports on the impact on the protection of personal data from those responsible.

4th In no case may all the personal data from the database dealt with in item III of the caput of this article be treated by a person governed by private law.

Art. 5 For the purposes of this Law, it is considered:

I - personal data: information related to an identified or identifiable natural person;

II - sensitive personal data: personal data about racial or ethnic origin, religious conviction, political opinion, union affiliation or organization of a religious, philosophical or political nature, data referring to health or sexual life, genetic or biometric data, when linked to a natural person;

III - anonymized data: data relating to a holder who cannot be identified, considering the use of reasonable technical means available at the time of processing;

IV - database: structured set of personal data, established in one or several places, in electronic or physical support;

V - holder: natural person to whom the personal data that are subject to processing refer;

VI - controller: natural or legal person, public or private, who is responsible for decisions regarding the processing of personal data;

VII - operator: natural or legal person, public or private, that processes personal data on behalf of the controller;

VIII - person in charge: natural person, indicated by the controller, who acts as a communication channel between the controller and the holders and the national authority;

IX - treatment agents: the controller and the operator;

X - treatment: any operation carried out with personal data, such as those referring to the collection, production, reception, classification, use, access, reproduction, transmission, distribution, processing, archiving, storage, elimination, evaluation or control of information, modification , communication, transfer, diffusion or extraction;

XI - anonymization: use of reasonable technical means available at the time of treatment, through which data loses the possibility of direct or indirect association with an individual;

XII - consent: free, informed and unequivocal statement by which the holder agrees with the processing of his personal data for a specific purpose;

XIII - blocking: temporary suspension of any processing operation, by keeping personal data or the database;

XIV - deletion: deletion of data or a set of data stored in a database, regardless of the procedure used;

XV - international transfer of data: transfer of personal data to a foreign country or international organization of which the country is a member;

XVI - shared use of data: communication, dissemination, international transfer, interconnection of personal data or shared treatment of personal databases by public bodies and entities in compliance with their legal competences, or between these and private entities, reciprocally, with specific authorization , for one or more treatment modalities permitted by these public entities, or between private entities;

XVII - personal data protection impact report: documentation from the controller that contains the description of the processes for processing personal data that may pose risks to civil liberties and fundamental rights, as well as measures, safeguards and risk mitigation mechanisms;

XVIII - research body: direct or indirect public administration body or entity or non-profit private legal entity legally constituted under Brazilian law, with headquarters and jurisdiction in the country, which includes in its institutional mission or in its corporate purpose or statutory to basic or applied research of a historical, scientific, technological or statistical nature;

XIX - national authority: body of the indirect public administration responsible for ensuring, implementing and supervising compliance with this Law.

Art. 6 Personal data processing activities must observe good faith and the following principles:

I - purpose: carrying out the treatment for legitimate, specific, explicit and informed purposes to the data subject, without the possibility of subsequent treatment in a way that is incompatible with those purposes;

II - adequacy: compatibility of the treatment with the purposes informed to the holder, according to the context of the treatment;

III - necessity: limitation of the treatment to the minimum necessary for the accomplishment of its purposes, with the scope of the relevant data, proportional and not excessive in relation to the purposes of the data treatment;

IV - free access: guarantee, to holders, of facilitated and free consultation on the form and duration of treatment, as well as on the completeness of their personal data;

V - data quality: guarantee, to the holders, of accuracy, clarity, relevance and updating of the data, according to the need and for the fulfillment of the purpose of its treatment;

VI - transparency: guarantee, to holders, of clear, precise and easily accessible information about the performance of the treatment and the respective treatment agents, observing commercial and industrial secrets;

VII - security: use of technical and administrative measures able to protect personal data from unauthorized access and accidental or illegal situations of destruction, loss, alteration, communication or dissemination;

VIII - prevention: adoption of measures to prevent the occurrence of damage due to the processing of personal data;

IX - non-discrimination: impossibility of processing for illicit or abusive discriminatory purposes;

X - accountability and accountability: demonstration, by the agent, of the adoption of effective measures capable of proving compliance with and compliance with personal data protection rules, and even the effectiveness of these measures.

CHAPTER II
PROCESSING PERSONAL DATA

Section I
Requirements for the Processing of Personal Data


Art. 7 The processing of personal data can only be carried out in the following cases:

I - upon the provision of consent by the holder;

II - for compliance with a legal or regulatory obligation by the controlling shareholder;

III - by the public administration, for the treatment and shared use of data necessary for the execution of public policies provided for in laws and regulations or supported by contracts, agreements or similar instruments, subject to the provisions of Chapter IV of this Law;

IV - for carrying out studies by research body, ensuring, whenever possible, the anonymization of personal data;

V - when necessary for the execution of a contract or preliminary procedures related to a contract to which the data subject is a party, at the request of the data subject;

VI - for the regular exercise of rights in judicial, administrative or arbitration proceedings, the latter pursuant to Law No. 9,307, of September 23, 1996 (Arbitration Law);

VII - for the protection of the life or physical safety of the holder or a third party;

VIII - for the protection of health, in a procedure carried out by health professionals or by health entities;

IX - when necessary to meet the legitimate interests of the controller or a third party, except in the case of prevailing fundamental rights and freedoms of the holder that require the protection of personal data; or

X - for credit protection, including the provisions of the relevant legislation.

1 In cases of application of the provisions of items II and III of the caput of this article and except for the hypotheses provided for in art. 4 of this Law, the holder will be informed of the hypotheses in which the processing of his data will be admitted.

2nd The way of making available the information provided for in § 1 and in item I of the caput of art. 23 of this Law may be specified by the national authority.

3 The processing of personal data whose access is public must consider the purpose, good faith and public interest that justified its availability.

4 The requirement of consent provided for in the caput of this article is waived for data made manifestly public by the holder, safeguarding the rights of the holder and the principles provided for in this Law.

5 The controller who obtained the consent referred to in item I of the caput of this article who needs to communicate or share personal data with other controllers must obtain specific consent from the holder for this purpose, except for the cases of waiver of consent provided for in this Law.

6. The eventual waiver of the consent requirement does not release the processing agents from the other obligations provided for in this Law, especially the observance of the general principles and the guarantee of the data subject's rights.

Art. 8 The consent provided for in item I of art. 7 of this Law must be provided in writing or by another means that demonstrates the holder's expression of will.

1 If consent is provided in writing, it must be included in a separate clause from the other contractual clauses.

2 It is up to the controller to prove that consent was obtained in accordance with the provisions of this Law.

3. The processing of personal data is prohibited through defect of consent.

4th The consent must refer to certain purposes, and generic authorizations for the processing of personal data will be null and void.

Art. 18 of this Law.

6 In case of change of information referred to in items I, II, III or V of art. 9 of this Law, the controller must inform the holder, specifically highlighting the content of the changes, and the holder may, in cases where his consent is required, revoke it if he disagrees with the change.

Art. 9 The data subject has the right to facilitated access to information on the processing of his data, which must be made available in a clear, adequate and ostensive way about, among other characteristics provided for in regulations to comply with the principle of free access:

I - specific purpose of the treatment;

II - form and duration of treatment, observing commercial and industrial secrets;

III - identification of the controller;

IV - controller contact information;

V - information about the shared use of data by the controller and the purpose;

VI - responsibilities of the agents who will carry out the treatment; It is

VII - holder's rights, with explicit mention of the rights contained in art. 18 of this Law.

1st In the event that consent is required, it will be considered void if the information provided to the holder has misleading or abusive content or has not been previously presented transparently, in a clear and unequivocal manner.

2nd In the event that consent is required, if there are changes in the purpose for processing personal data that are not compatible with the original consent, the controller must previously inform the holder about the changes in purpose, and the holder may revoke the consent, in case he disagrees. of the amendments.

3 When the processing of personal data is a condition for the provision of a product or service or for the exercise of a right, the holder will be informed with emphasis on this fact and on the means by which he may exercise the rights of the holder listed in art. 18 of this Law.

Art. 10. The legitimate interest of the controller can only justify the processing of personal data for legitimate purposes, considered from concrete situations, which include, but are not limited to:

I - support and promotion of the controller's activities; It is

II - protection, in relation to the holder, of the regular exercise of his rights or provision of services that benefit him, respecting his legitimate expectations and the fundamental rights and freedoms, under the terms of this Law.

1st When the treatment is based on the legitimate interest of the controller, only the personal data strictly necessary for the intended purpose may be processed.

2nd The controller must adopt measures to guarantee the transparency of data processing based on its legitimate interest.

3 The national authority may ask the controller for an impact report on the protection of personal data, when the treatment is based on its legitimate interest, observing commercial and industrial secrets.

Section II
Processing of Sensitive Personal Data

Art. 11. The processing of sensitive personal data may only occur in the following cases:

I - when the holder or his legal guardian consents, in a specific and prominent way, for specific purposes;

II - without providing the holder's consent, in cases where it is indispensable for:

a)compliance with a legal or regulatory obligation by the controller;
b) shared processing of data necessary for the execution, by the public administration, of public policies provided for in laws or regulations;
c) carrying out of studies by a research body, ensuring, whenever possible, the anonymization of sensitive personal data;
d) regular exercise of rights, including in contracts and in judicial, administrative and arbitration proceedings, the latter pursuant to Law No. 9,307, of September 23, 1996 (Arbitration Law);
e) protection of life or physical safety of the holder or third party;
f) health care, in a procedure carried out by health professionals or health entities; or
g) guarantee of fraud prevention and security of the holder, in the processes of identification and authentication of registration in electronic systems, safeguarding the rights mentioned in art. 9 of this Law and except in the event that the holder's fundamental rights and freedoms that require the protection of personal data prevail.

1 The provisions of this article apply to any processing of personal data that reveals sensitive personal data and that may cause damage to the holder, except for the provisions of specific legislation.

2nd In cases where the provisions of items "a" and "b" of item II of the caput of this article are applied by public bodies and entities, the said waiver of consent will be publicized, under the terms of item I of the caput of art. 23 of this Law.

3 The communication or shared use of sensitive personal data between controllers with the aim of obtaining economic advantage may be subject to prohibition or regulation by the national authority, after hearing the sectorial bodies of the Public Power, within the scope of their competences.

§ 4 Communication or shared use between controllers of sensitive personal data relating to health with the aim of obtaining economic advantage is prohibited, except in cases of data portability when consented by the data subject.

Art. 12. Anonymized data will not be considered personal data for the purposes of this Law, except when the anonymization process to which they were submitted is reversed, using exclusively their own means, or when, with reasonable efforts, it can be reversed.

1º The determination of what is reasonable should take into account objective factors, such as the cost and time required to reverse the anonymization process, according to available technologies, and the exclusive use of own means.

2nd Personal data, for the purposes of this Law, may also be considered as personal data used to form the behavioral profile of a certain natural person, if identified.

3 The national authority may rule on standards and techniques used in anonymization processes and carry out checks on their security, after hearing the National Council for the Protection of Personal Data.

Art. 13. When carrying out studies in public health, research bodies may have access to personal databases, which will be treated exclusively within the body and strictly for the purpose of carrying out studies and research and kept in a controlled and safe environment, as security practices provided for in specific regulation and that include, whenever possible, the anonymization or pseudonymization of data, as well as considering due ethical standards related to studies and research.

1 The disclosure of the results or any excerpt from the study or research referred to in the caput of this article may under no circumstances reveal personal data.

2nd The research body will be responsible for the security of the information provided for in the caput of this article, not allowing, under any circumstances, the transfer of data to a third party.

3 Access to the data referred to in this article will be subject to regulation by the national authority and the health and sanitary authorities, within the scope of their competences.

4th For the purposes of this article, pseudonymization is the treatment whereby data loses the possibility of association, directly or indirectly, with an individual, if not through the use of additional information maintained separately by the controller in a controlled and secure environment.

Section III
Processing of Personal Data of Children and
teenagers

Art. 14. The processing of personal data of children and adolescents must be carried out in their best interest, under the terms of this article and the relevant legislation.

1st The processing of personal data of children must be carried out with the specific and prominent consent given by at least one of the parents or legal guardian.

2nd In the data processing referred to in § 1 of this article, the controllers must keep public information about the types of data collected, the way in which they are used and the procedures for exercising the rights referred to in art. 18 of this Law.

3rd Personal data of children may be collected without the consent referred to in § 1 of this article when the collection is necessary to contact the parents or legal guardian, used only once and without storage, or for their protection, and in no case they may be passed on to a third party without the consent referred to in § 1 of this article.

4th The controllers shall not condition the participation of the holders referred to in § 1 of this article in games, internet applications or other activities to the provision of personal information beyond that strictly necessary for the activity.

5th The controller must make all reasonable efforts to verify that the consent referred to in § 1 of this article was given by the person responsible for the child, considering the available technologies.

6 The information on the processing of data referred to in this article must be provided in a simple, clear and accessible manner, considering the physical-motor, perceptive, sensory, intellectual and mental characteristics of the user, using audiovisual resources when appropriate, in order to provide the necessary information to the parents or legal guardian and adequate to the child's understanding.

Section IV
Termination of Data Processing

Art. 15. The termination of the processing of personal data will occur in the following cases:

I - verification that the purpose has been achieved or that the data are no longer necessary or relevant to achieve the specific purpose sought;

II - end of the treatment period;

III - communication from the holder, including the exercise of his right to revoke consent as provided for in Article 5. 8 of this Law, safeguarding the public interest; or

IV - determination of the national authority, when there is a violation of the provisions of this Law.

Art. 16. Personal data will be deleted after the end of its treatment, within the scope and within the technical limits of activities, with authorized conservation for the following purposes:

I - compliance with legal or regulatory obligations by the controlling shareholder;

II - study by research body, ensuring, whenever possible, the anonymization of personal data;

III - transfer to a third party, provided that the data processing requirements set forth in this Law are respected; or

IV - exclusive use by the controller, access by a third party is prohibited, and provided that the data is anonymised.

CHAPTER III
HOLDER'S RIGHTS

Art. 17. Every natural person is assured the ownership of their personal data and guaranteed the fundamental rights of freedom, intimacy and privacy, under the terms of this Law.

Art. 18. The holder of personal data has the right to obtain from the controller, in relation to the data of the holder processed by him, at any time and upon request:

I - confirmation of the existence of treatment;

II - access to data;

III - correction of incomplete, inaccurate or outdated data;

IV - anonymization, blocking or elimination of data that is unnecessary, excessive or treated in violation of the provisions of this Law;

V - portability of data to another service or product provider, upon express request and observing commercial and industrial secrets, in accordance with the regulation of the controlling body;

VI - deletion of personal data processed with the consent of the holder, except in the hypotheses provided for in art. 16 of this Law;

VII - information from public and private entities with which the controller carried out shared use of data;

VIII - information on the possibility of not providing consent and on the consequences of the refusal;

IX - revocation of consent, pursuant to § 5 of art. 8 of this Law.

1 The holder of personal data has the right to petition in relation to his data against the controller before the national authority.

2 The data subject may object to treatment carried out based on one of the hypotheses of waiver of consent, in case of non-compliance with the provisions of this Law.

3 The rights provided for in this article will be exercised upon express request from the holder or legally constituted representative, the treatment agent.

4 In case of impossibility of immediate adoption of the measure referred to in § 3 of this article, the controller shall send the holder a response in which he may:

I - communicate that it is not a data processing agent and indicate, whenever possible, the agent; or

II - indicate the factual or legal reasons that prevent the immediate adoption of the measure.

5 The request referred to in § 3 of this article will be met at no cost to the holder, within the deadlines and under the terms set forth in the regulation.

6 The person in charge must immediately inform the processing agents with whom the data has been shared about the correction, deletion, anonymization or blocking of the data, so that they can repeat the same procedure.

7 The portability of personal data referred to in item V of the caput of this article does not include data that has already been anonymized by the controller.

8 The right referred to in paragraph 1 of this article may also be exercised before consumer protection bodies.

Art. 19. Confirmation of existence or access to personal data will be provided, upon request by the holder:

I - in simplified format, immediately; or

II - by means of a clear and complete statement, which indicates the origin of the data, the lack of registration, the criteria used and the purpose of the treatment, observing commercial and industrial secrets, provided within a period of up to 15 (fifteen) days, counted the date of application by the holder.

1 Personal data will be stored in a format that favors the exercise of the right of access.

2 The information and data may be provided, at the discretion of the holder:

I - by electronic means, safe and suitable for this purpose; or

II - in printed form.

3 When the treatment originates from the consent of the data subject or in a contract, the data subject may request a complete electronic copy of his personal data, subject to commercial and industrial secrets, in accordance with the regulations of the national authority, in a format that allows its subsequent use, including in other processing operations.

4 The national authority may have different provisions regarding the deadlines provided for in items I and II of the main section of this article for specific sectors.

Art. 20. The data subject has the right to request a review, by a natural person, of decisions taken solely based on automated processing of personal data that affect their interests, including decisions aimed at defining their personal, professional, consumption and credit or aspects of your personality.

1st The controller must provide, whenever requested, clear and adequate information regarding the criteria and procedures used for the automated decision, observing commercial and industrial secrets.

2nd In case of non-offering of information referred to in paragraph 1 of this article based on the observance of commercial and industrial secrecy, the national authority may carry out an audit to verify discriminatory aspects in automated processing of personal data.

Art. 21. Personal data relating to the regular exercise of rights by the holder cannot be used to their detriment.

Art. 22. The defense of the interests and rights of data subjects may be exercised in court, individually or collectively, in accordance with the provisions of the relevant legislation, regarding the instruments of individual and collective protection.

CHAPTER IV
PROCESSING PERSONAL DATA BY THE PUBLIC AUTHORITIES

Section I
of the rules

Art. 23. The processing of personal data by legal entities governed by public law referred to in the sole paragraph of art. 1 of Law No. 12,527, of November 18, 2011 (Access to Information Law), must be carried out to serve its public purpose, in pursuit of the public interest, with the aim of executing legal powers or fulfilling legal attributions public service, provided that:

I - the hypotheses in which, in the exercise of their competences, they carry out the processing of personal data are informed, providing clear and updated information on the legal provision, the purpose, the procedures and practices used to carry out these activities, in vehicles of easy access, preferably on their websites;

II - (VETOED); It is

III - a person in charge is appointed when processing personal data, pursuant to art. 39 of this Law.

1st The national authority may decide on the forms of publicity for processing operations.

2 The provisions of this Law do not exempt the legal entities mentioned in the caput of this article from establishing the authorities referred to in Law No. 12,527, of November 18, 2011 (Access to Information Law).

3 The deadlines and procedures for exercising the holder's rights before the Government shall observe the provisions of specific legislation, in particular the provisions contained in Law No. 9507, of November 12, 1997 (Habeas Data Law), Law No. of January 29, 1999 (General Law of Administrative Procedure), and Law No. 12,527, of November 18, 2011 (Access to Information Law).

4 The notary and registration services performed privately, by delegation of the Public Power, will have the same treatment given to the legal entities referred to in the caput of this article, under the terms of this Law.

5 The notary and registry bodies must provide access to data by electronic means for the public administration, in view of the purposes referred to in the caput of this article.

Art. 24. Public companies and government-controlled companies that operate on a competitive basis, subject to the provisions of art. 173 of the Federal Constitution, will have the same treatment given to private legal entities, under the terms of this Law.

Single paragraph. Public companies and government-controlled companies, when operationalizing public policies and within the scope of their execution, will have the same treatment given to bodies and entities of the Public Power, under the terms of this Chapter.

Art. 25. Data must be kept in an interoperable and structured format for shared use, with a view to the execution of public policies, the provision of public services, the decentralization of public activity and the dissemination and access of information by the general public.

Art. 26. The shared use of personal data by the Government must meet specific purposes for the execution of public policies and legal attribution by public bodies and entities, respecting the principles of protection of personal data listed in art. 6 of this Law.

1º It is forbidden for the Public Power to transfer to private entities personal data contained in databases to which it has access, except:

I - in cases of decentralized execution of public activity that requires the transfer, exclusively for this specific and determined purpose, observing the provisions of Law No. 12,527, of November 18, 2011 (Access to Information Law);

II - (VETOED);

III - in cases where the data are publicly accessible, subject to the provisions of this Law.

2 The contracts and agreements referred to in § 1 of this article must be communicated to the national authority.

Art. 27. The communication or shared use of personal data from a legal entity governed by public law to a person governed by private law will be reported to the national authority and will depend on the consent of the holder, except:

I - in the cases of waiver of consent provided for in this Law;

II - in cases of shared use of data, in which publicity will be given under the terms of item I of the caput of art. 23 of this Law; or

III - in the exceptions contained in § 1 of art. 26 of this Law.

Art. 28. (VETOED).

Art. 29. The national authority may request, at any time, public authorities to carry out operations for processing personal data, specific information on the scope and nature of the data and other details of the treatment carried out, and may issue a complementary technical opinion to ensure compliance with this Law.

Art. 30. The national authority may establish complementary rules for communication activities and shared use of personal data.

Section II
Responsibility

Art. 31. When there is a violation of this Law as a result of the processing of personal data by public bodies, the national authority may send a report with appropriate measures to stop the violation.

Art. 32. The national authority may ask public authorities to publish impact reports on the protection of personal data and suggest the adoption of standards and good practices for the processing of personal data by the public authorities.

CHAPTER V
INTERNATIONAL DATA TRANSFER

Art. 33. The international transfer of personal data is only allowed in the following cases:

I - for countries or international organizations that provide a degree of protection of personal data adequate to that provided for in this Law;

II - when the controller offers and proves guarantees of compliance with the principles, rights of the holder and the data protection regime provided for in this Law, in the form of:

a) specific contractual clauses for a given transfer;
b) standard contractual clauses;
c) global corporate standards;
d) regularly issued seals, certificates and codes of conduct;

III - when the transfer is necessary for international legal cooperation between public intelligence, investigation and prosecution bodies, in accordance with the instruments of international law;

IV - when the transfer is necessary to protect the life or physical safety of the holder or a third party;

V - when the national authority authorizes the transfer;

VI - when the transfer results in a commitment assumed in an international cooperation agreement;

VII - when the transfer is necessary for the execution of public policy or legal attribution of the public service, publicity being given under the terms of item I of the caput of art. 23 of this Law;

VIII - when the holder has provided his specific and prominent consent for the transfer, with prior information on the international character of the operation, clearly distinguishing it from other purposes; or

IX - when necessary to meet the hypotheses provided for in items II, V and VI of art. 7 of this Law.

Single paragraph. For the purposes of item I of this article, legal entities governed by public law referred to in the sole paragraph of art. 1 of Law No. 12,527, of November 18, 2011 (Access to Information Law), within the scope of their legal competences, and those responsible, within the scope of their activities, may request the national authority to assess the level of protection of personal data conferred by a country or international body.

Art. 34. The level of data protection of the foreign country or international organization mentioned in item I of the caput of art. 33 of this Law will be evaluated by the national authority, which will take into account:

I - the general and sectoral rules of the legislation in force in the country of destination or in the international organization;

II - the nature of the data;

III - compliance with the general principles of protection of personal data and the rights of holders provided for in this Law;

IV - the adoption of security measures provided for in regulations;

V - the existence of judicial and institutional guarantees for the respect of personal data protection rights; It is

VI - other specific circumstances relating to the transfer.

Art. 35. The definition of the content of standard contractual clauses, as well as the verification of specific contractual clauses for a given transfer, global corporate standards or seals, certificates and codes of conduct, referred to in item II of the caput of art. 33 of this Law, will be carried out by the national authority.

1 In order to verify the provisions of the caput of this article, the minimum requirements, conditions and guarantees for the transfer that observe the rights, guarantees and principles of this Law must be considered.

2nd In the analysis of contractual clauses, documents or global corporate rules submitted to the approval of the national authority, supplementary information may be required or verification steps may be carried out regarding the processing operations, when necessary.

3 The national authority may designate certification bodies to carry out the provisions of the caput of this article, which will remain under its supervision under the terms defined in the regulation.

4th The acts carried out by a certification body may be reviewed by the national authority and, in case of non-compliance with this Law, submitted to review or annulled.

5 The sufficient guarantees of observance of the general principles of protection and the rights of the holder referred to in the caput of this article will also be analyzed in accordance with the technical and organizational measures adopted by the operator, in accordance with the provisions of §§ 1 and 2 of art. 46 of this Law.

Art. 36. Changes in the guarantees presented as sufficient for the observance of the general principles of protection and the rights of the holder referred to in item II of art. 33 of this Law must be communicated to the national authority.


CHAPTER VI
PERSONAL DATA PROCESSING AGENTS

Section I
From Controller and Operator

Art. 37. The controller and the operator must keep a record of the personal data processing operations they carry out, especially when based on legitimate interest.

Art. 38. The national authority may determine the controller to prepare an impact report on the protection of personal data, including sensitive data, regarding its data processing operations, under the terms of the regulation, observing commercial and industrial secrets.

Single paragraph. Observing the provisions of the caput of this article, the report must contain, at least, the description of the types of data collected, the methodology used to collect and guarantee the security of the information and the analysis of the controller with regard to measures, safeguards and adopted risk mitigation mechanisms.

Art. 39. The operator must carry out the treatment according to the instructions provided by the controller, who will verify compliance with the instructions and the rules on the matter.

Art. 40. The national authority may rule on interoperability standards for portability purposes, free access to data and security, as well as on the retention time of records, especially with a view to necessity and transparency.

Section II
Person in Charge of Personal Data Processing

Art. 41. The controller must indicate the person responsible for the processing of personal data.

1 The identity and contact information of the person in charge must be publicly disclosed, in a clear and objective manner, preferably on the controller's website.

2nd The activities of the person in charge consist of:

I - accept complaints and communications from holders, provide clarifications and adopt measures;

II - receive communications from the national authority and adopt measures;

III - guide the entity's employees and contractors regarding the practices to be adopted in relation to the protection of personal data; It is

IV - carry out other attributions determined by the controller or established in complementary rules.

3 The national authority may establish complementary rules on the definition and attributions of the person in charge, including hypotheses for waiving the need for his appointment, depending on the nature and size of the entity or the volume of data processing operations.

Section III
Liability and Compensation for Damages

Art. 42. The controller or operator who, due to the exercise of personal data processing activity, causes property, moral, individual or collective damage to others, in violation of personal data protection legislation, is obliged to repair it.

1 In order to ensure effective compensation to the data subject:

I - the operator is jointly and severally liable for damages caused by the treatment when it fails to comply with the obligations of data protection legislation or when it has not followed the lawful instructions of the controller, in which case the operator is equivalent to the controller, except in the cases of exclusion provided for in art. 43 of this Law;

II - the controllers who are directly involved in the treatment which caused damage to the data subject are jointly and severally liable, except in the cases of exclusion provided for in art. 43 of this Law.

2 The judge, in civil proceedings, may invert the burden of proof in favor of the data subject when, in his opinion, the allegation is credible, there is insufficient sufficiency for the purposes of producing evidence or when the production of evidence by the data subject results in him excessively burdensome.

3rd Actions for reparation for collective damages whose object is accountability under the terms of the caput of this article may be exercised collectively in court, subject to the provisions of the relevant legislation.

4 Whoever repairs the damage to the titleholder has the right of recourse against the other persons responsible, to the extent of their participation in the harmful event.

Art. 43. Processing agents will only be held liable when they prove:

I - who have not carried out the processing of personal data assigned to them;

II - that, although they carried out the processing of personal data assigned to them, there was no violation of data protection legislation; or

III - that the damage is due to the sole fault of the data subject or a third party.

Art. 44. The processing of personal data will be irregular when it fails to observe the legislation or when it does not provide the security that the data subject can expect, considering the relevant circumstances, including:

I - the way in which it is carried out;

II - the result and the risks reasonably expected from it;

III - the personal data processing techniques available at the time it was carried out.

Single paragraph. The controller or operator who, by failing to adopt the security measures provided for in art. 46 of this Law, causes the damage.

Art. 45. The hypotheses of violation of the holder's right within the scope of consumer relations remain subject to the liability rules provided for in the relevant legislation.

CHAPTER VII
SAFETY AND GOOD PRACTICES

Section I
Security and Data Confidentiality

Art. 46. Processing agents must adopt security, technical and administrative measures capable of protecting personal data from unauthorized access and accidental or unlawful situations of destruction, loss, alteration, communication or any form of inappropriate or unlawful treatment.

1 The national authority may establish minimum technical standards to make the provisions of the caput of this article applicable, considering the nature of the information processed, the specific characteristics of the treatment and the current state of technology, especially in the case of sensitive personal data, as well as the principles set out in the caput of art. 6 of this Law.

2nd The measures referred to in the caput of this article must be observed from the conception phase of the product or service until its execution.

Art. 47. The treatment agents or any other person who intervenes in one of the treatment phases is obliged to guarantee the security of the information provided for in this Law in relation to personal data, even after its termination.

Art. 48. The controller must notify the national authority and the holder of the occurrence of a security incident that may pose a risk or significant damage to the holders.

1 The communication will be made within a reasonable time, as defined by the national authority, and must mention, at least:

I - the description of the nature of the personal data affected;

II - information on the holders involved;

III - an indication of the technical and security measures used to protect data, observing commercial and industrial secrets;

IV - risks related to the incident;

V - the reasons for the delay, in case the communication was not immediate; It is

VI - the measures that have been or will be adopted to reverse or mitigate the effects of the loss.

2nd The national authority will verify the seriousness of the incident and may, if necessary to safeguard the rights of the holders, order the controller to adopt measures, such as:

I - wide dissemination of the fact in the media; It is

II - measures to reverse or mitigate the effects of the incident.

§ 3 In the judgment of the seriousness of the incident, any proof that adequate technical measures have been adopted that make the affected personal data unintelligible, within the scope and technical limits of its services, for third parties not authorized to access them, will be evaluated.

Art. 49. The systems used for the processing of personal data must be structured in order to meet the security requirements, the standards of good practices and governance and the general principles provided for in this Law and other regulatory standards.

Section II
Good Practices and Governance

Art. 50. The controllers and operators, within the scope of their competences, for the processing of personal data, individually or through associations, may formulate rules of good practices and governance that establish the organizational conditions, the operating regime, the procedures, including complaints and petitions from holders, security rules, technical standards, specific obligations for the various parties involved in the treatment, educational actions, internal mechanisms for supervision and risk mitigation and other aspects related to the processing of personal data.

1 When establishing rules of good practices, the controller and the operator will take into account, in relation to the processing and data, the nature, scope, purpose and probability and severity of the risks and benefits arising from the processing of data of the holder.

2nd In the application of the principles indicated in items VII and VIII of the caput of art. 6 of this Law, the controller, subject to the structure, scale and volume of its operations, as well as the sensitivity of the data processed and the probability and severity of damage to data subjects, may:

I - implement a privacy governance program that, at a minimum:

a) demonstrates the commitment of the controller to adopt internal processes and policies that ensure comprehensive compliance with rules and good practices related to the protection of personal data;
b) is applicable to the entire set of personal data under its control, regardless of how it was collected;
c)be adapted to the structure, scale and volume of its operations, as well as the sensitivity of the data processed;
d) establish adequate policies and safeguards based on a systematic assessment process of impacts and risks to privacy;
e) has the objective of establishing a relationship of trust with the holder, through transparent action and which ensures mechanisms for the holder's participation;
f) is integrated into its overall governance structure and establishes and applies internal and external oversight mechanisms;
g) have incident response plans and remedies; It is
h) is constantly updated based on information obtained from continuous monitoring and periodic evaluations;

II - demonstrate the effectiveness of its privacy governance program when appropriate and, in particular, at the request of the national authority or other entity responsible for promoting compliance with good practices or codes of conduct, which, independently, promote the compliance with this Law.

3º The rules of good practices and governance must be published and updated periodically and may be recognized and disclosed by the national authority.

Art. 51. The national authority will encourage the adoption of technical standards that facilitate the control by the holders of their personal data.

CHAPTER VIII
SUPERVISION

Section I
Administrative Sanctions

Art. 52. Data processing agents, due to violations committed to the rules set forth in this Law, are subject to the following administrative sanctions applicable by the national authority:

I - warning, indicating the deadline for adopting corrective measures;

II - a simple fine of up to 2% (two percent) of the billing of the private legal entity, group or conglomerate in Brazil in its last financial year, excluding taxes, limited in total to R$ 50,000,000.00 (fifty million reais) for infringement;

III - daily fine, subject to the total limit referred to in item II;

IV - publication of the infraction after its occurrence has been duly investigated and confirmed;

V - blocking of the personal data to which the infraction refers until its regularization;

VI - deletion of personal data to which the infraction refers;

VII - partial or total suspension of the functioning of the database to which the infraction refers for a maximum period of 6 (six) months, extendable for an equal period until the processing activity is regularized by the controller;

VIII - suspension of the activity of processing the personal data to which the infraction refers for a maximum period of 6 (six) months, extendable for an equal period;

IX - partial or total ban on carrying out activities related to data processing.

1 The sanctions will be applied after an administrative procedure that allows the opportunity for full defense, gradually, separately or cumulatively, according to the peculiarities of the specific case and considering the following parameters and criteria:

I - the seriousness and nature of the violations and personal rights affected;

II - the good faith of the offender;

III - the advantage earned or intended by the offender;

IV - the economic condition of the offender;

V - recurrence;

VI - the degree of damage;

VII - (VETOED);

VIII - (VETOED);

IX - (VETOED);

X - prompt adoption of corrective measures; It is

XI - the proportionality between the seriousness of the fault and the intensity of the sanction.

2 The provisions of this article do not replace the application of administrative, civil or criminal sanctions defined in specific legislation.

3 The provisions of items I, IV, V, VI, VII, VIII and IX of the caput of this article may be applied to public entities and bodies, without prejudice to the provisions of Law No. 8,112, of December 11, 1990 (Statute of Federal Public Servant), in Law nº 8.429, of June 2, 1992 (Administrative Improbity Law), and in Law nº 12.527, of November 18, 2011 (Access to Information Law).

4 In calculating the amount of the fine referred to in item II of the caput of this article, the national authority may consider the total revenue of the company or group of companies, when it does not have the value of the revenue in the branch of business activity in which the infraction occurred , defined by the national authority, or when the value is presented incompletely or is not demonstrated in an unequivocal and reputable manner.

Art. 53. The national authority will define, by means of its own regulation on administrative sanctions for violations of this Law, which shall be subject to public consultation, the methodologies that will guide the calculation of the base value of fine sanctions.

1 The methodologies referred to in the caput of this article must be previously published, for the knowledge of treatment agents, and must objectively present the forms and dosimetries for calculating the base value of fine sanctions, which must contain detailed grounds for all its elements, demonstrating compliance with the criteria set forth in this Law.

2nd The regulation of sanctions and corresponding methodologies must establish the circumstances and conditions for the adoption of a simple or daily fine.

Art. 54. The value of the daily fine sanction applicable to violations of this Law must observe the seriousness of the fault and the extent of the damage or loss caused and be substantiated by the national authority.

Single paragraph. The notification of the daily fine sanction must contain, at least, the description of the obligation imposed, the reasonable period stipulated by the body for its fulfillment and the amount of the daily fine to be applied for non-compliance.

CHAPTER IX
NATIONAL DATA PROTECTION AUTHORITY
(ANPD) AND THE NATIONAL COUNCIL FOR THE PROTECTION OF
PERSONAL DATA AND PRIVACY

Section I
From the National Data Protection Authority (ANPD)


Art. 55. (VETOED).

Art. 56. (VETOED).

Art. 57. (VETOED).

Section II
The National Council for the Protection of Personal Data and the
Privacy


Art. 58. (VETOED).

Art. 59. (VETOED).

CHAPTER X
FINAL AND TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS


Art. 60. Law No. 12,965, of April 23, 2014 (Civil Framework for the Internet), becomes effective with the following changes:

"Article 7

X - definitive exclusion of personal data that you have provided to a certain internet application, at your request, at the end of the relationship between the parties, except for the cases of mandatory record keeping provided for in this Law and in the one that provides for the protection of personal data;
"(NR)
"Art. 16.

II - personal data that are excessive in relation to the purpose for which consent was given by the holder, except in the cases provided for in the Law that provides for the protection of personal data." (NR)
Art. 61. The foreign company will be notified and notified of all procedural acts provided for in this Law, regardless of power of attorney or contractual or statutory provision, in the person of the agent or representative or person responsible for its branch, agency, branch, establishment or office located in Brazil.

Art. 62. The national authority and the National Institute of Educational Studies and Research Anísio Teixeira (Inep), within the scope of their powers, will issue specific regulations for access to data processed by the Union for compliance with the provisions of § 2 of art. 9 of Law No. 9,394, of December 20, 1996 (National Education Guidelines and Bases Law), and those relating to the National Higher Education Assessment System (Sinaes), dealt with in Law No. 10,861, of April 14 from 2004.

Art. 63. The national authority will establish norms on the progressive adequacy of databases constituted up to the date of entry into force of this Law, considering the complexity of the treatment operations and the nature of the data.

Art. 64. The rights and principles expressed in this Law do not exclude others provided for in the national legal system related to the matter or in international treaties to which the Federative Republic of Brazil is a party.

Art. 65. This Law enters into force 18 (eighteen) months after its official publication.

Brasilia, August 14, 2018; 197th of Independence and 130th of the Republic.

MICHEL TEMER
Torquato Jardim
Aloysio Nunes Ferreira Filho
Eduardo Refinetti Guardia
Esteves Pedro Colnago Junior
Gilberto Magalhaes Occhi
Gilberto Kassab
Wagner de Campos Rosario
Gustavo do Vale Rocha
Ilan Goldfajn
Raul Jungmann
Elisha Padilha


This text does not replace the original published in the Official Gazette - Section 1 of 08/15/2018


Publication:
Federal Official Gazette - Section 1 - 8/15/2018, Page 59 (Original Publication)

holder: natural person to whom the personal data that are subject to processing refer;
controller: natural or legal person, public or private,
Who is responsible for decisions regarding the processing of personal data;
operator: natural or legal person, public or private, who processes personal data on behalf of the controller;
person in charge: natural person, indicated by the controlling shareholder,
which acts as a communication channel between the controller and the holders and the national authority (DPO - Data Protection Officer);
treatment agents: the controller and the operator;
national authority: body of indirect public administration responsible for ensuring,
implement and monitor compliance with this Law (ANPD);
Our privacy policy clarifies how we handle your personal data on our platform and with third parties.
If you wish to request more information about our security practices and confidentiality of your personal data,
Please contact us by clicking here.

The controller responsible for communicating and transmitting information about data to the holders and national authority is Esapiens Tecnologia S/A.

Contact the data protection officer by clicking here.
You also have the right to petition in relation to your data before the National Data Protection Authority (“ANPD“).

This notice takes effect on the same date that the LGPD comes into force.

This Privacy Policy governs the relationship of the entire network of showslives cam sites,
including but not limited to your website, interactive features, applications, widgets,
blogs, social networks or any other services in which the showslives cam site network is adhered (“showslives cam”),
with users and third parties who somehow access or interact with showslives cam,
whether through computers, mobile devices or any other skillful technology
("User"). It should be noted that the User category is configured even if the individual has not registered on the showslives cam network.
This Privacy Policy should always be interpreted in conjunction with the showslives cam Terms of Use.

Having transparency as one of the values, this "Privacy Policy" is intended for publicity and clarification,
on the rules imposed on the data of all Users, under the terms of the applicable legislation,
on all platforms related to showslives cam, highlighting the ways of collection, use, storage,
data processing and protection. If the User does not agree with the content of this Privacy Policy,
You shall not access or use the showslives cam network sites.

showslives cam is committed to protecting the privacy and security of all Users. All this for you, our User,
calmly use the facilities that showslives cam gives you in search of real pleasure.

It is noteworthy that all information entrusted by the User in his registration will be used by showslives cam,
being incorporated into its database for the functioning of the showslives website, through the identification of the User by login and password.

We request that all users take a moment to read this instrument before registering for showslives cam,
given that access to this depends on clicking on the button "I accept the Privacy Policy",
and that showslives Users are responsible for knowing the entire content of this instrument.

To access showslives cam, it is necessary for Users to carry out and register in advance,
must provide true, complete, accurate and up-to-date personal data,
being solely responsible for any damages or losses arising from incomplete or untrue information entered,
at www.showslives.com

From the information collected
1. showslives cam may collect information in several ways. Some personal information may be obtained at the time of User registration,
and may also be collected in the content of this post, being certain that the showslives cam,
may collect all information actively entered into showslives cam by its Users.

2. The showslives cam may collect information automatically, when Users access the showslives website,
as well as using tools for the automatic collection of data transmitted by showslives cam, such as cookies,
web beacons, crawlers, among others, from partners and suppliers,
such as Google Analytics and eventually the characteristic data of the access instrument (browser),
such as websites accessed, computer model, operating system.


3. Any data transmitted by the user of the showslives cam site may be collected,
including forms, posts, messages, comments.

4. Under the terms of Brazilian legislation, throughout access, including at the time of registration,
the user's IP address, time and date will be collected.

Data processing
5. The information collected by showslives that may be used to customize and improve the content and/or services that will be,
made available on the showslives website to the User. Knowledge about the User will enable personalized service,
with more efficiency and respect, including facilitating navigation.

6. For any specific marketing campaigns aimed at the target audience, the data collected may help,
to limit the user's interest in offering exclusive products.

7. The collected data may be made available for targeted marketing services and for the preparation of statistical reports,
for the showslives cam.

8. Some data may be provided to advertisers, partners, sponsors, including for sending e-mail marketing,
and for billing procedures for Subscriber services.

9. Data may be forwarded as requested by the competent authorities,
as well as for eventual judicial or extrajudicial demands as a defense instrument,
elaboration of complaints or other procedures of interest to showslives cam.

10. The showslives database is an asset of the company eSapiens Internet SA, and may,
in the event of corporate changes, be handed over to the rightful owner, as well as being negotiated separately.

Data storage
11. All sites related to showslives have HTTPS protocol,
an additional layer of security that allows your data as a User,
password and personal information are encrypted and verified by the server using digital certificates.

12. As a safety standard stipulated by Brazilian legislation, showslives:

It maintains strict control over access to data by defining the responsibilities of the people who will have the possibility of access,
and exclusive access privileges for certain Users;
Created mechanisms for authenticating access to records to ensure the individualization of the person responsible for handling records;
Maintains detailed inventory of access logs for application access,
containing the date and time of use from a given IP address,
including for compliance with the provisions of Brazilian legislation;
13. showslives undertakes to retain the least amount of personal data possible,
private communications and logs of connection and access to applications,
which must be deleted as soon as the purpose of their use is achieved;
or after the end of the period determined by legal obligation.

14. showslives reserves the right to keep user data for the period determined by Brazilian law,
to comply with an order issued by the competent authority.

General Provisions
15. Any tolerance by showslives regarding non-compliance with the provisions of this policy will not,
under no circumstances, waiver or novation,
nor will it prevent showslives from asserting any rights set forth in this instrument;

16. If any clause of this Privacy Policy is declared void, for any reason,
the other clauses will remain in force and will fully produce their effects.
If the nullity affects the balance of this relationship,
the parties undertake to renegotiate, in good faith, the conditions established herein.

17. The Terms of Use are an integral part of this document,
both of which will be applied and interpreted together. In case of divergence between the Terms of Use and the Privacy Policy,
or other documents, the provisions of the Terms of Use shall prevail.

18. showslives cam reserves the right to change this Privacy Policy to adapt it to applicable legislation or best business practices,
at any time and regardless of justification.

showslives cam cookie policy
Effective December 3, 2020.

The purpose of this Policy is to provide clear and accessible information about the cookies that showslives cam
uses and the roles they play.
This policy does not exclude the provisions of the Privacy Policy and is intended to detail and complement it.

What are cookies

Cookies: Cookies are simple text files, sent by the website to the browser,
the first time you visit it to ensure the smooth functioning of websites and services on the web,
as they make it easy to fully adapt the showslives cam to your total personal needs,
facilitating the use of our services and making your navigation more pleasant. In addition, cookies are used to better understand,
how our visitors and users use our website and services.

showslives uses the following types of cookies on its website, application and services:
Session cookies: These are temporary use cookies, deleted when you close your browser.
If you reopen your browser and access the website again, you will be treated as a new visitor.
Necessary cookies: They are strictly necessary for the correct functioning of our website,
allowing them to access and use our resources.
Persistent cookies: Cookies that are stored in your browser until they are deleted manually or according to the period,
established duration. When you return to the showslives cam website, application or services you will be recognized even if you closed your browser previously.
Data collected automatically

Tracking Technologies: showslives cam may also use other tracking technologies that may collect information,
such as IP addresses, log files and web beacons, among others, that help us provide the website,
showslives cam app and services to all your personal needs.

When your device is connected to the internet it will receive a number referring to the IP address (Internet Protocol)
which is used to identify you. Every time you connect to the internet, your computer receives an IP assigned by your internet service provider. We may log IP Addresses for the following purposes:

Maintain the safety and security of our website, application and services;
Understand how our users and visitors use our website, application and services;
Through geographic location, adapt navigation and content to the user's needs.
Record files (logs)

Logs: Showlives or a third party working on our behalf
may collect information in the form of log files that detail website activities and collect statistics about habits,
of user browsing, including, for example, time spent on each post and profile.
These records are usually generated anonymously and help us understand details such as:

The type of browser and system used by users of our website or online services;
Details about the user's session, including the source URL, date,
time and which pages the user visited on our compatible sites and services, and how long the user spent using them;
Other navigation or click count details including website traffic reports,
unique visitor count and similar data.
Other records processed

Web beacons (web beacons) or pixels: We may use web beacons (or clear GIFs)
on the showslives cam websites.
Web beacons (also known as webbugs or web beacons)
are small sequences of codes that allow the delivery of a graphic image on a web page with the aim of transferring,
data back to us. We use information from web beacons for a variety of purposes, including:

Understand how a user responds to email campaigns;
Traffic reports from our website and compatible services;
Perform unique visitor counting, advertising and email auditing and reporting,
in addition to personalization on our websites and other compatible services.
granular consent

Whenever possible, as long as it does not interfere with the functionality and security of the platform or our legal obligations,
we will offer you the possibility to select which records you want to be written or read.

On the other hand, it is important to remember that it is up to you to ensure that your computer settings,
account on the platform or portable device reflect whether you consent to accept Cookies or not.

Most browsers allow you to set rules to warn you before accepting Cookies or simply refuse them.
You do not need to have Cookies enabled to use or browse most showslives cam website and online services, however,
in this case,
we cannot guarantee that you will be able to access all of its features and functionality,
which can result in an unpleasant experience.

We recommend that you check in your browser how to make the necessary settings for your privacy.
Remember that if you use different browsers, or even different computers and/or portable devices in different locations,
you will need to ensure that each device and browser is set to your personal Cookie preferences.

How our web beacons or pixels can be part of a web page (embedded in code)
it is not possible to opt-out this type of resource,
but you can make it completely non-functional by enabling the “opt-out” feature for Cookies placed by this flag.

Data Protection Officer

If you have any questions about this, or would like to question any provision,
or even oppose any treatment operation that we set out in this policy,
contact our Data Protection Officer, through our Personal Data Protection and Privacy Center.