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Privacy Policy & Cookies

We take privacy seriously.
In the case of beautifulabstraction.com that’s very easy, because  we try to avoid collecting data  via this website.

The data we (do not) collect

This will be short, as at this point, as far as Beautiful Abstraction is concerned

  • we do NOT collect personal information for our use on this site (unless you contact us directly)
  • we do not collect behavioural data, we do not use web analytics
  • consequently we do not profile or conduct automated decision making.

We only use cookies to

  • enable video and audio players on our site provide by third parties such as (youtube, vimeo and redcircle, …) and the respective cookies these third parties set
  • track and apply your cookie settings.
  • a number of operational security relevant usecases such as ‘handling’ bots.

In addition to this

  • we do NOT receive third party user data for the operation of this website
  • apart from information contained in the 3rd party cookies above, we never share or sell information with other organisations except those we use for operational purposes, e.g. hosting or email providers.

Please note that if you access external links, the target service may collect such data.

How can I view and control cookies?

You can inform yourself about the cookies we set and manage them consent via our cookie ‘banner’ presented on the lower left of the page.

For general information about cookies and how to disable them, please visit www.allaboutcookies.org.

Who we are and how to get in touch

We are Beautiful Abstraction. You can contact us here. For further information please see this website’s T&Cs.

Note

This Privacy Notice is in place to inform you, in line with our general obligations, and in particular in line with Article 13 of the UK GDPR, of the processing by us of your personal data. It isn’t a contractual document, so we don’t ask you to “agree” to it, or claim that by reading it you are taken to have agreed to it.

Please note that where we are offering goods or services to individuals in the European Union we will also be subject to the GDPR itself (not just the UK GDPR). In those cases you would also have the right to make a complaint, under Article 77, to another GDPR supervisory authority.

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