PRIVACY POLICY
Faculty of Agriculture Novi Sad (hereinafter: Faculty of Agriculture) manages this website and is responsible for its content. The Faculty of Agriculture respects the privacy of its users and accordingly does not process any user information, such as IP addresses, e-mail addresses, and other information about page visitors. Precisely for this reason, the Faculty of Agriculture does not use “cookies” through which it would be possible to collect any personal data.
A “cookie” is a small piece of data that a website can send to your browser, which may be stored on your hard drive. If you are concerned about your privacy and the use of “cookie” technology, you can set your browser to notify you when you receive a “cookie”, and you can also set your browser to reject “cookies”.
The Faculty of Agriculture uses Google Analytics to collect data necessary for us to improve the operation of the website. Google Analytics is a web analytics service provided by Google Inc. You can prevent this data collection by installing this browser add-on: Google Analytics Opt-out (you can find it at the link https://tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout?hl=en)
You can install Privacy Badger on your browsers to protect yourself from tracking while browsing the web. Privacy Badger is a free add-on created by the Electronic Frontier Foundation – EFF, an organization dedicated to protecting rights in the digital world.
This website contains links to other websites. The Faculty of Agriculture is not responsible for the terms of use and privacy policies of those websites, nor can it guarantee or be responsible for any content, advertising, products, or other materials available on them.
In the event of any changes to the existing privacy policy, we will notify you in a timely and noticeable manner.
If you have any questions regarding this privacy policy, please contact the Faculty’s IT service.
Video surveillance
Purpose of data processing / legal basis:
We also process your data through video surveillance that we have introduced at the Faculty for your and our protection. Specifically, video surveillance has been introduced for the purpose of protecting persons, property, and business operations, and in particular for protection against the following identified risks:
- unauthorized access to premises and facilities;
- removal, i.e., alienation and unauthorized use of protected items;
- bringing in weapons, explosive, radioactive and other dangerous objects and materials; ‐ break-ins, sabotage, and violent attacks on facilities or seizure of items;
- unauthorized access to data and documentation.
The legal basis for data processing via video surveillance is Article 29 and 30 of the Law on Private Security.
Recipients / categories of recipients:
Video recordings will not be publicly published or disclosed to third parties, except in cases where this represents our legal obligation or authorization.
Access to video recordings is restricted to our security personnel—doorkeepers, as well as an employed information systems and technologies maintenance technician who has access to video recordings solely for the purpose of ensuring the functioning of the same.
Retention period / criteria for determining the data retention period:
Video recordings are kept for 30 days. Created copies of video recordings are kept for longer than 30 days in certain situations (conducting legal proceedings). Video recordings that are no longer needed are deleted without delay. (conclusion of legal proceedings).