Site visitors
Like most website operators, WordPress.org collects information that does not enable personal identification, such as those provided by browsers, such as browser type, language preferences, source site, and the date and time of each visitor request. The purpose of WordPress.org to collect this information is to better understand how visitors to the WordPress.org use the site. From time to time, WordPress.org may provide aggregate information that does not allow personal identification, such as by posting a newsletter of website usage trends.
The WordPress.org also collects information that potentially enables personal identification, such as IP addresses. However, WordPress.org does not use such information to identify its users, nor does it disclose it, except in the same situations in which it uses and discloses information that is sure to personally identify users, as described below.
Collection of information that enables personal identification
Certain visitors to WordPress.org choose to interact with the WordPress.org in ways that require the WordPress.org collect personally identifiable information. The amount and type of information the WordPress.org collect depends on the nature of the interaction. For example, we ask visitors who use our forums to provide a username and email address.
In each case, the WordPress.org collects such information only to the extent necessary or appropriate to fulfill the purpose of the visitor’s interaction with the WordPress.org. The WordPress.org does not disclose personally identifiable information other than those described below. And visitors can always refuse to provide personally identifiable information, with the caveat that this may prevent them from participating in certain site-related activities, such as purchasing a WordCamp ticket.
All information collected in the WordPress.org will be treated in accordance with GDPR legislation.
Protection of certain information that enables personal identification
O WordPress.org divulga informações de identificação pessoal e de identificação pessoal apenas para os administradores de projetos, funcionários, contratados e organizações afiliadas que (i) precisam saber essas informações para processá-las em nome do WordPress.org’s ou para fornecer serviços disponível através do WordPress.org, e (ii) que concordaram em não divulgá-lo a outras pessoas. Alguns desses funcionários, contratados e organizações afiliadas podem estar localizados fora do seu país de origem; Ao usar o WordPress.org, você concorda com a transferência de tais informações para eles.
O WordPress.org não aluga ou vende informações de identificação pessoal e de identificação pessoal a ninguém. Além de projetar administradores, funcionários, contratados e organizações afiliadas, conforme descrito acima, o WordPress.org divulga informações de identificação pessoal ou que possam ser deste tipo somente quando exigido por lei, se você der permissão para compartilhar suas informações, ou quando o WordPress.org acreditar de boa fé que a divulgação é razoavelmente necessária para proteger a propriedade ou os direitos do WordPress.org, de terceiros ou do público em geral.
Se você é um usuário registrado de um site WordPress.org e forneceu seu endereço de e-mail, o WordPress.org pode ocasionalmente enviar um e-mail para informá-lo sobre novos recursos, solicitar sua opinião ou apenas mantê-lo atualizado sobre o que está acontecendo com WordPress.org e nossos produtos. Nós usamos principalmente o nosso blog para comunicar este tipo de informação, por isso esperamos manter este tipo de e-mail ao mínimo.
Se você nos enviar uma solicitação (por exemplo, por meio de um e-mail de suporte ou por meio de um de nossos mecanismos de feedback), reservamo-nos o direito de publicá-la para nos ajudar a esclarecer ou responder a sua solicitação ou nos ajudar a oferecer suporte a outros usuários. O WordPress.org toma todas as medidas razoavelmente necessárias para proteger contra o acesso não autorizado, uso, alteração ou destruição de informações de identificação pessoal e de identificação pessoal.
Uso das informações pessoais
Usamos as informações que você fornece para cadastrar uma conta, participar de nossos eventos, receber boletins informativos, usar outros serviços ou participar do projeto de código aberto do WordPress de qualquer outra forma.
Não venderemos ou alugaremos suas informações pessoais a terceiros, a menos que tenhamos sua permissão ou se for exigido por lei.
Gostaríamos de lhe enviar uma comunicação de marketing por e-mail, que pode ser interessante para você de tempos em tempos. Se você consentir neste momento, você pode optar por sair mais tarde.
Você tem o direito, a qualquer momento, de nos impedir de entrar em contato com você para fins de marketing. Se você não deseja mais ser contatado para fins de marketing, clique no link de cancelamento na parte inferior do e-mail.
Fundamentos legais para o processamento de informações pessoais
Contamos com uma ou mais das seguintes condições de processamento:
- nossos interesses legítimos na entrega efetiva de informações e serviços para você;
- consentimento explícito que você deu;
- obrigações legais.
Acesso aos dados
Você tem o direito de solicitar uma cópia das informações que retemos sobre você. Se você quiser uma cópia de algumas ou de todas as suas informações pessoais, siga as instruções no final desta seção.
Todos os dados fornecidos pelo participante do WordCamp podem ser visualizados e alterados pelo participante por meio do URL do Token de Acesso enviado por e-mail para confirmar a compra do ingresso.
As contas de usuário do WordPress.org podem ser editadas seguindo os seguintes passos:
- Go https://login.wordpress.org/ and enter your username and password.
- You will be redirected to https://profiles.wordpress.org/seu_nome_de_usuario.
- Click the “Edit” link next to your username.
If you want to request access to your account details, follow these steps:
- Go https://wordpress.org/about/privacy/data-export-request/.
- Enter your email.
- Click “Accept declaration and request export.”
Note: If you already have a WordPress.org account, it is recommended that you access the account before submitting the request to associate it with your account.
Retention of personal information
We will keep your personal information on our systems only for as long as necessary, for the success of the WordPress open source project and the programs that support the WordPress.org. We keep contact information (such as mailing list information) until a user cancels the subscription or requests that we delete it from our active systems. If you choose to unsubscribe from a mailing list, we may keep certain limited information about you so that we can fulfill your request.
The WordPress.org will not delete personal data from records or records required for the operation, development, or files of the WordPress open source project.
The WordPress.org should keep the data of WordCamp participants for 3 years to better track and promote community growth, and then automatically delete non-essential data collected through the registry. Participants’ names and email addresses will be retained indefinitely to preserve our ability to respond to code of conduct reports.
On the WordCamp.org websites, bank/financial data collected as part of a refund request is deleted from WordCamp.org seven days after the request is marked as paid. The reason for the seven-day retention period is to prevent organizers from having to re-enter their bank details if an error occurs or if a payment has been marked “Paid” by mistake. Invoices and receipts related to WordCamp expenses are retained for seven years after the end of the calendar year audit, at the instruction of our financial advisors (auditors and accountants).
When deletion is otherwise requested or required, we will anonymize data from data subjects and/or remove their information from publicly accessible websites if deleting data breaks critical systems or damages logs or logs necessary for the operation, development, or archival records of the WordPress open source project.
If you would like to request deletion of your account and the data associated with it, follow these steps:
- Go https://wordpress.org/about/privacy/data-erasure-request/.
- Enter your email.
- Click “Accept statement and request permanent deletion of account.”
Note: If you already have a WordPress.org account, it is recommended that you access the account before submitting the request to associate it with your account.
Rights in relation to your data
You may have certain rights under data protection law in relation to the personal information we keep about you. In particular, you may have the right to:
- request a copy of the personal information we keep about you;
- ask us to update the personal information we keep about you, or independently correct personal information that you think is incorrect or incomplete;
- ask for the deletion of the personal information we keep about you from active systems, or restrict the way we use that personal information (for file deletion information, see the “Retenção section of personal information“
- object for our processing of your personal information; and/or
- withdraw your consent to the processing of your personal information (to the extent that such processing is based on consent and consent is the only basis allowed for processing).
If you wish to exercise these rights or understand whether these rights apply to you, please follow the instructions at the end of this Privacy Statement.
Links to other services
Our site may contain links to other websites provided by third parties that are not under our control. By following a link and providing information to a third-party website, please be aware that we are not responsible for the data provided to that third party. This Privacy Policy applies only to the sites listed at the beginning of this document, so when you visit other websites, even when you click on a link posted on WordPress.org, you should read their own privacy policies.
Aggregate statistics
The WordPress.org can collect statistics about the behavior of visitors to your sites. For example, WordPress.org can reveal how many times a particular version has been downloaded or tell you which plugins are most popular based on data collected by, a web service used by WordPress installations to check for new versions of WordPress and plugins. However, the WordPress.org does not disclose information that enables personal identification, unless described below.api.wordpress.org
Cookies
In addition, information about how you use our website is automatically collected using #8220;cookies#8221;. Cookies are text files stored on your computer to collect standard Internet registration information and visitor behavior information. This information is used to track visitor usage on the site and compile statistical reports on site activity.
Veja nossa política de cookie para mais informações sobre quais cookies são coletados no WordPress.org.
Alterações na política de privacidade
Although most changes are likely to be small, WordPress.org may change its Privacy Policy at any time and at its own discretion. The WordPress.org encourages your visitors to check this page frequently for any changes to its Privacy Policy. Continuing to use this site after any changes to this Privacy Policy have been made will mean that you accept it.
contact
Please contact us if you have any questions about our privacy policy or information we hold about you by emailing dpo@wordpress.org.