Consent Details for Photo, Video, and Sound Recordings
I consent to the creation, use, reproduction, distribution, exhibition, and public presentation (hereinafter referred to as „use“) of photo, video, and audio recordings made of me during the above-mentioned event (hereinafter collectively referred to as „data“). The consent includes the use of the data by osapiens Services GmbH and its affiliated companies (referred to as „Controllers“ in terms of data protection law) and applies to the following purposes:
· Use in internal and external media and communication platforms;
· Use on the Controllers’ own websites, including the career website and publication on social media channels (e.g., LinkedIn, Xing, YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, Kununu/Glassdoor, Career Page, Twitter), and the associated transmission to countries outside the EU;
· Use for public relations and advertising purposes of the Controllers (e.g., annual reports, digital and printed brochures, advertisements, etc.).
I hereby grant the Controllers a right of use free of charge and unrestricted in terms of space and time.
Insofar as my photo or video reveals information about my ethnic origin, religion or health (e.g. skin color, headgear, glasses), my consent also refers to this information.
However, this consent can be retracted at any time with effect for the future for new acts of use. Use of the data for purposes other than those described is not permitted.
By checking the box, I also confirm that I had the opportunity to read the provided notes and information on the consent declaration.
Notes and information on the declaration of consent
Your consent is voluntary and can be revoked for the future at any time, unless otherwise agreed. In case of a non-consent or a possible later revocation of consent there will be no disadvantages!
1. Explanation of the intended use
During events, osapiens creates photo, video, and audio recordings in order to document the event and publish impressions for marketing purposes. Visitors of the event may be seen or heard in these recordings. For this reason, osapiens requests consent for the creation and use of such recordings.
Further information on the intended use is derived from the declaration of consent.
2. Legal basis of the processing
The data is processed based on the express consent pursuant to Art. 6 (1) sentence 1 letter a) and Art. 7 of the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), taking into account Section 22 of the German Art Copyright Act (KunstUrhG).
1. Revocation
The consenting party may revoke the granted consent at any time with effect for the future. The revocation does not affect the lawfulness of the processing carried out before the revocation. Therefore, publications that have already been made (e.g. on websites or in social media channels are not automatically deleted) and printed materials that have already been produced may continue to be distributed. If, due to special circumstances, further dissemination of printed materials is to be omitted or deletion of publications is necessary, the consenting party must inform the person responsible of the reasons together with the objection in text form.
3. Recipient
Recipient of the data can be anyone within the scope of the consent, in particular journalists, press agencies, visitors to the websites, users of social media, etc. Furthermore, service providers within the scope of commissioned processing, in particular commissioned web hosting Companies as well as IT and media service providers. Data published online worldwide is also accessible in countries with a low level of data protection. Further dissemination and use by unauthorized third parties can therefore not be ruled out. If consent is withdrawn, complete deletion of the recordings and data from the Internet cannot therefore be guaranteed.
Suitable search engines can be used to find data on the Internet and, under certain circumstances, to identify the persons shown on the data. This also makes it possible to create personality profiles by combining this data and information with other data available on the Internet and to open up additional possibilities for use, e.g. for advertising purposes. Due to the possibilities of worldwide retrieval and storage of the data by other bodies or persons, in the event of revocation of consent and despite removal of the data from the website of the person responsible, further use by other bodies or persons or retrieval via archive functions of search engines cannot be ruled out.
If consent is also given for affiliated Companies, the recipients of the data are the respective affiliated osapiens Companies.
2. Third country transfer
If consent is also given for affiliated Companies and Companies outside the EU, the EEA or a country without an adequate level of data protection receive data, the Controller ensures that EU standard contractual clauses have been concluded with the recipient.
When consenting to the publication of recordings on social media platforms, data is regularly transferred to so-called third countries outside the EU or the EEA, which are to be regarded as unsafe third countries under data protection law. There is a possibility that the rights of data subjects in third countries cannot be safeguarded or cannot be safeguarded in full. For example, further processing by authorities and third parties cannot be prevented in practice. It is also possible that recipients of data in third countries will not or not fully comply with the obligations to provide information. The Controller has no influence on how the operators of social media platforms handle the data. Whether and for what purposes the data is further processed by the operators is beyond the knowledge of the Controller.
4. Storage Period
In the event of a revocation, the photo, film and sound recordings will be deleted, provided that the cases mentioned under points 3 and 4 do not apply. The data controller is not obligated to delete the data if the photo and film recordings are group illustrations in which the data subject concerned is not the focus. In all other cases, we store the data only for as long as is necessary to fulfill the purposes pursued or due to legal or contractual regulations and retention periods.
3. Controller under data protection law, Data Protection Officer
All osapiens Companies are responsible for data protection. These are the Companies named below:
osapiens Holding GmbH, osapiens Services GmbH, osapiens Hub GmbH, osapiens assetOps GmbH, osapiens Network GmbH, osapiens BrandOS GmbH (all of the aforementioned Companies based in Mannheim), osapiens COE Spain S.L (seated in Madrid), oneIDentity+ GmbH (seated in Munich) and fTRACE GmbH (seated in Cologne).
For all data protection issues, including a consent revocation, the responsible persons can be reached centrally
at the central business address for data protection issues Julius-Hatry-Strasse 1, 68163 Mannheim, Germany with the addition „data protection“
or
by e-mail at dataprotection@osapiens.com
osapiens Holding GmbH, osapiens Services GmbH, osapiens Hub GmbH, osapiens assetOps GmbH, osapiens COE Spain S.L and fTRACE GmbH have appointed a data protection officer in accordance with legal requirements.
Data Protection Officer of these Companies is:
TÜV SÜD Akademie GmbH
Larissa Bichert, certified data protection expert
Westendstrasse 160, 80339 Munich
The Data Protection Officer can be contacted centrally and at the above mentioned E-Mail address (dataprotection@osapiens.com).
5. Data subject rights
The data subject has the right to request information about all personal data processed by the controller at any time.
If the data subject’s personal data is incorrect or incomplete, the data subject has the right to have it corrected and completed.
The data subject may also request the deletion of his/her personal data at any time unless the Controller is legally or contractually obligated or entitled to continue processing the data.
If the legal requirements are met, the data subject may also request restriction of the processing of his/her personal data in accordance with Art. 18 GDPR.
The data subject has a right to transfer the data provided by him.
The data subject also has the right to lodge a complaint with a data protection supervisory authority at any time if he or she believes that data processing has been carried out in violation of applicable law.