Privacy notice

Which language prevails

This page is the English version of the Italian privacy notice. The two are kept saying the same thing, but if they ever said different things, the Italian one is the one that holds: the controller is in Italy, and the notice is written under Italian and European law. The Italian version is here: Informativa privacy.

Who processes the data

Abanob Azzer — Azzer Tech, Genoa, Italy.
For any request: info@azzertech.it.

What this site does

The site is made of static pages, and it:

• uses no cookies of any kind, neither technical nor measurement nor advertising;
• uses no statistics or tracking tools;
• loads no typefaces, maps, videos or content from third-party servers: everything you see comes from this same address;
• contains no forms: to contact me you use email, the telephone or WhatsApp;
• takes no automated decisions and does no profiling.

There is no consent banner because there is nothing to consent to.

Logs of the service hosting the site

The pages are published through Firebase Hosting, by Google, which delivers them on my behalf and automatically records technical connection data, including the IP address, in order to deliver the pages and for security reasons. I am answerable for those logs.

What I do not do with them. I do not consult them, I do not derive statistics from them, I do not cross-reference them with anything else and I do not use them to identify anybody. If that ever changed, this page would say so first.

Outside the European Union. Google is a United States company, and that data may also be processed outside the Union. The transfer takes place on the basis of the standard contractual clauses approved by the European Commission, which form part of the Google Cloud data processing agreement; Google LLC also adheres to the EU–US adequacy decision of 10 July 2023.

If you write to me

Which data. The data you decide to put in your message: normally your name, your company, a way to reach you and a description of the problem.

If you name other people. When I ask who will be working on it I mean the roles, and the roles are enough: to work out whether the job can be done, names are not needed. If a name arrives anyway, be it a partner, a colleague or a customer, I treat it on the same terms and for the same time as yours, and I do not use it to contact that person.

Why. Two purposes, kept apart.

• To reply to you and to work out together whether the job can be done: this is the processing necessary to follow up a request of yours and to assess a possible working relationship.
• To know whether this site works: I ask you how you found me and which page brought you to write, and I keep the words you use to describe the problem in order to rewrite these pages. It is a legitimate interest of mine and not an obligation of yours: you can tell me no. I reuse those words without your name and without your company's.

Where it ends up. In the business mailbox, hosted by Register S.p.A., which processes it on my behalf. If we become client and supplier, what ends up on an invoice is seen by my accountant, a commercialista, which in Italy is a licensed professional. Nobody else: I do not upload it to other services, I do not use it for marketing, I do not pass it on and I do not sell it, save for legal obligations.

For how long. If we do not become client and supplier: the time it takes to close the exchange, and no more than 24 months. Keeping it beyond the reply is a legitimate interest of mine, namely to find and document the exchange if we speak again, and you can object to it: if you write to me to delete earlier, I delete. If we do work together, the data follows the duration of the relationship and the periods laid down by law for accounting and contractual records.

If we speak on the phone. I do not record calls. If I take notes, the same rules apply as for a written message.

If you write to me on WhatsApp. The message goes through WhatsApp Ireland Ltd., who answer for that stretch: the content is encrypted end to end, the fact that you wrote is not. From the moment the message is mine, the same rules apply as for an email.

Your rights

You can ask me at any time to know which of your data I hold and to have a copy of it, to correct it, to delete it, to restrict its use, and to have it handed to you in a format another program can read. You can also object to the two kinds of processing I carry out on the basis of legitimate interest: the one for knowing whether the site works, and the retention after the end of the exchange.

Writing to info@azzertech.it is enough: I reply, not a form.

If you believe the processing is not correct you can turn to the Garante per la protezione dei dati personali, the Italian data protection authority, or to the courts.

Last updated: 24 August 2026.