At Rylex, we're committed to protecting your
personal information. This policy explains what
data we collect, why we need it, and how we use it
when you interact with our mobile game marketing
services.
We operate in Spain and comply with the General
Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and Spanish data
protection laws. If you have questions about
anything here, just reach out – we're happy to
clarify.
Who We Are
Rylex operates at Carrer Manuel Vicente Pastor, 21,
03206 Elx, Alicante, Spain. We provide educational
programs focused on mobile game marketing
strategies, and we're the data controller for any
personal information you share with us.
When we say "data controller," it means we decide
how and why your information gets processed.
Sometimes we work with third-party service
providers who process data on our behalf – those
are "data processors," and we make sure they follow
the same privacy standards we do.
Information We Collect
The information we gather depends on how you
interact with us. Here's what we typically collect:
Information You Give Us Directly
- Your name, email address, and phone number when
you inquire about our programs
- Billing information and physical address when
you register for courses
- Professional background details you share in
application forms
- Messages and correspondence you send through
our contact forms
- Portfolio materials or project work you submit
during programs
Information We Collect Automatically
- Technical data like your IP address, browser
type, and device information
- How you navigate our website – pages visited,
time spent, links clicked
- Referral sources that brought you to our site
- General location data based on IP address
(country and city level)
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Data Category
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Examples
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Purpose
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Contact Information
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Name, email, phone number
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Communication and program enrollment
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Financial Data
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Payment details, billing address
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Processing course fees and invoicing
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Professional Information
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Work history, education background
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Program suitability assessment
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Technical Data
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IP address, browser type, cookies
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Website functionality and security
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Usage Data
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Page views, session duration
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Improving user experience
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How We Use Your Information
We only use your data for specific, legitimate
purposes. Here's what that looks like in practice:
- Responding to your inquiries about our
educational programs and services
- Processing your enrollment and managing your
participation in courses
- Sending you program materials, schedules, and
important updates
- Improving our website functionality and user
experience
- Analyzing trends to better understand what our
audience needs
- Complying with legal obligations like tax
reporting and record-keeping
- Protecting against fraud and maintaining
platform security
We base our data processing on several legal
grounds under GDPR:
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Contractual necessity: We need
your information to deliver the educational
services you signed up for
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Legitimate interests:
Processing helps us improve our services and
communicate effectively
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Legal compliance: Some data
processing is required by Spanish and EU law
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Consent: For marketing
communications, we'll ask for your explicit
permission
Sharing Your Information
We don't sell your personal data. Period. But we do
share information with certain parties when
necessary:
Service Providers We Work With
- Payment processors who handle secure
transaction processing
- Email service providers for course
communications and newsletters
- Cloud storage providers where we host course
materials
- Analytics platforms that help us understand
website usage
- Customer support tools for managing inquiries
efficiently
All these providers are carefully selected and
contractually required to protect your data. They
can only use your information for the specific
services they provide to us.
Legal Requirements
Sometimes we're legally obligated to share
information – like responding to court orders,
complying with tax regulations, or cooperating with
law enforcement when required by Spanish law. We'll
always verify the legitimacy of such requests
before disclosing anything.
Your Rights Under GDPR
Spanish and EU law gives you strong rights over
your personal data. Here's what you can do:
Access Your Data
Request a copy of all personal information we
hold about you. We'll provide it in a
commonly used electronic format.
Correct Inaccuracies
If something we have on file is wrong or
outdated, you can ask us to fix it. We'll
update our records promptly.
Delete Your Information
Request deletion of your data when there's no
legitimate reason for us to keep it anymore.
Restrict Processing
Ask us to temporarily stop using your data in
certain circumstances while maintaining the
records.
Data Portability
Get your data in a machine-readable format to
transfer to another service provider if you
want.
Object to Processing
Oppose how we're using your data,
particularly for marketing purposes or
legitimate interest grounds.
How to Exercise These Rights
Send us an email at help@rylex.com with your
request. We'll need to verify your identity before
processing any requests – usually by confirming
details only you would know. We aim to respond
within one month, though complex requests might
take a bit longer.
There's no charge for most requests, but we might
ask for a reasonable fee if your request is clearly
unfounded or excessive.
How Long We Keep Your Data
We don't hold onto information longer than
necessary. Different types of data have different
retention periods:
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Contact inquiries: Up to 2
years if you don't enroll in a program
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Student records: 7 years after
course completion for educational and legal
compliance purposes
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Financial records: 10 years to
comply with Spanish tax law requirements
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Marketing consent: Until you
withdraw consent or 3 years of inactivity
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Website analytics: Aggregated
data retained for 26 months
After these periods, we securely delete or
anonymize your information so it can't be traced
back to you.
Security Measures
Protecting your data is something we take
seriously. We've implemented multiple layers of
security:
- Industry-standard encryption for data
transmission and storage
- Secure, regularly updated servers with
restricted access controls
- Staff training on data protection and
confidentiality requirements
- Regular security audits and vulnerability
assessments
- Secure backup systems to prevent data loss
- Incident response procedures in case something
goes wrong
No system is completely foolproof, but we do
everything reasonably possible to safeguard your
information. If we ever experience a data breach
that affects you, we'll notify you and the Spanish
Data Protection Agency within 72 hours as required
by law.
International Data Transfers
We primarily store and process data within the
European Economic Area. However, some of our
service providers operate servers in other
countries.
When data leaves the EEA, we ensure it's protected
through approved transfer mechanisms like Standard
Contractual Clauses or working with providers
certified under appropriate frameworks. Your data
always maintains the same level of protection
regardless of where it's processed.
Cookies and Tracking
Our website uses cookies – small text files stored
on your device. They help the site function
properly and give us insights into how people use
it.
Types of Cookies We Use
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Essential cookies: Necessary
for basic site functionality like remembering
your login
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Analytics cookies: Help us
understand visitor patterns and improve the
experience
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Preference cookies: Remember
your settings and choices
You can control cookie preferences through your
browser settings, though disabling certain cookies
might affect site functionality. We don't use
advertising cookies or share data with ad networks.
Children's Privacy
Our services are designed for adults. We don't
knowingly collect information from anyone under 16
years old. If you're a parent or guardian who
believes we've accidentally collected data about a
minor, please contact us immediately so we can
delete it.
Changes to This Policy
We review and update this privacy policy
periodically to reflect changes in our practices or
legal requirements. When we make significant
changes, we'll notify you by email or through a
prominent notice on our website.
The "Last Updated" date at the top shows when the
current version took effect. We encourage you to
check back occasionally to stay informed about how
we're protecting your information.
Your Right to Complain
If you're not satisfied with how we've handled your
data or responded to your rights requests, you have
the right to lodge a complaint with the Spanish
Data Protection Agency (Agencia Española de
Protección de Datos).
You can reach them at:
- Website: www.aepd.es
- Address: C/ Jorge Juan, 6, 28001 Madrid, Spain
- Phone: +34 901 100 099
That said, we'd appreciate the chance to address
your concerns directly first. Often we can resolve
issues more quickly than the formal complaint
process.