
Privacy policy
1. INTRODUTION
At ATHLETIC CLUB, we are committed to protecting your privacy and ensuring the proper use of the personal data we process and that you provide to us, both online on this website and, where applicable, any of its subdomains, microsites and/or mobile applications, as well as offline.
Please read this policy carefully and make sure that you understand and agree to it before providing us with your personal data. If you do not agree with this policy, please do not use this website or its services, nor provide us with your data.
2. Who is responsible for processing your data?
- ATHLETIC CLUB
- Postal address: Alameda de Mazarredo 23, 48009 Bilbao
- E-mail: [email protected]
- Phone number: (+34) 94 424 08 77
3. How do we obtain your data?
3.1. Obtained from the data subject.
If you are a member, supporter, or assignee of another member’s membership card, or a user of our website, you have provided this information yourself, either offline or online, when applying for membership or registration, or any of our products or services (tickets, products from our online shop, visits to the museum or the stadium, etc.), or when contacting us to request information.
By providing us with your data, you warrant that you are authorised to do so, and that the information is accurate, up to date, and does not infringe any contractual restrictions or the rights of third parties. You are responsible for ensuring that your details remain accurate and up to date; ATHLETIC CLUB accepts no liability should you fail to do so. You undertake not to impersonate other users by using their registration data for different services and/or contents of the website.
3.2. Obtained automatically when visiting our website:
We collect information through cookies and other tracking and web analytics technologies when you visit our website. That means that data are sent from your browser to our servers to optimise our services and improve your user experience. Such data may be collected and stored automatically by us or by third parties on our behalf. Please check out our cookie policy.
* Internet retargeting technology:
Our website does NOT use Internet retargeting technology, but we do use such technologies on Google, social networks, etc. We believe that showing personalised advertising, based on your interests, is more interesting for our members/supporters than advertising that does not have a personal connection.
To do this, we work with companies that use tracking technologies to display our adverts on the Internet. Retargeting technologies may collect information about your visits to our website or mobile apps and your interaction with our communications, including advertising. They analyse your cookies to show you advertising based on your browsing behaviour, both on our website and on other third-party sites. We do not store any of your personal data using this technology, as it is stored on your own browser.
* Localisation services:
In relation to this, we use location services to help you find the nearest Athletic store through mobile apps such as Google Maps and Bing Maps. To facilitate this process, we load an image into the app and save the map image and route data on our server. If you use these mobile apps, they may receive information about your actual location (such as GPS signals sent by a mobile device) information that can be used to estimate your location. You can usually enable or disable your location services in your device or browser settings. For more information about Google Maps and Bing Maps, please see their privacy policies.
3.3. Obtained from someone other than the data subject.
It is possible that your data have not been provided to us directly by you, but by a third party to whom you had previously provided such data. For example: someone who decides to associate you; the chairperson of a supporters’ club who provides details about its members; partner clubs or organisations with which we reach agreements or collaboration arrangements to develop social, cultural or sporting projects; third-party platforms that sell our products. In such cases, the categories of data we may process are primarily identifying data and, in certain circumstances, data relating to personal characteristics and social circumstances.
In the case of the Museum and/or historical archive, a third party donating or temporarily lending documents may provide us with documentation containing personal data.
It is the responsibility of these third parties to ensure they are authorised to process your data and to inform you that they will be sharing it with us. Please read their privacy policies carefully and, if you do not agree, do not provide your data.
4. WHAT TYPES OF DATA DO WE PROCESS?
The types of data we process may include:
- Data obtained from the data subject themselves: identification data (first name and surname, National ID number, VIP subscriber username and password, membership code, image, etc.), contact details (telephone number, postal address, email address, billing or delivery address); commercial and financial data (information about products ordered, customer history, and data required for direct debit payments (bank account). We do not keep information on online transactions, as this information is only managed by the entity that owns the payment gateway.
- Data obtained automatically when visiting our website: the user’s IP address, the date and time of the visit, the URL of the website from which the user came, the pages visited on our website, and information about the browser used (browser type and version, operating system, etc.). Also, online profile data (information on preferences and interests, browsing or purchasing habits, what commercial actions have been taken or what information has been requested from us), in order to send you personalised information or exclusive campaigns, etc.
- Data provided by a third party: identification data; data on personal characteristics; data on social circumstances; data relating to purchases of Athletic products on the https://www.eup.eus/ platform. In the case of the Museum and/or the historical archive, any content contained in the documentation donated or temporarily transferred by the third party.
Special categories of data:
We do not process special categories of data on this website.
Data relating to minors: If you are under the age of 14 and would like to provide us with your data so that you can use our web services, request our services or products, or take part in any of the activities we organise, you may register on the ATHLETIC CLUB websites and apps only with the permission and consent of your parents. Please ask them to help you fill in the forms where we ask for your personal details.
Parents of children under the age of 14 must ensure that the children in their care do not access websites and apps and/or provide personal data without their supervision; the Club accepts no liability in this regard.
If we discover that a child under the age of 14 has registered without authorisation, we may ask their parents or guardians to send the appropriate documents proving such authorisation. If this is not provided, the user or registration will be deregistered as soon as possible.
Should parents, guardians or legal representatives of minors become aware of any unauthorised processing of data, they may submit their complaints or queries to [email protected].
4- Why do we process your data and what legal grounds do we have for doing so?
We may process the data you provide us together with all the data generated during the course of our relationship with you for different purposes, under different legal grounds:
| PURPOSE | LEGAL GROUND |
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Manage relationships with members, supporters of the Club, and online shoppers on our website; members of supporters’ clubs; and those who have been granted a membership card by another member Manage sales via the online shop Manage registration and participation in paid activities and events. |
Contractual relationship |
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To send potential members or supporters of the Club information via electronic means about products, special offers, benefits and exclusive news relating to Athletic and its Foundation To take part in free events, activities, promotions or competitions Installation of non-technical cookies |
Consent |
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Disclosures, where necessary, required by tax legislation or consumer and user regulations Access control and compliance with regulations on the prevention of violence at sports venues |
Compliance with regulations or legal obligations |
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To send current Club members and supporters information via email about products, special offers, benefits and exclusive news relating to Athletic and its Foundation Use of technical cookies We will create a commercial profile based on the information you provide and data collected from your browsing activity. This helps us to get to know you better and tailor the information we send you to your preferences. To do this, we will use certain criteria (such as your customer history, your browsing behaviour, engagement, and your interactions on our website (visits, specific clicks on the page or its adverts, downloads, etc.), your requests for information, your newsletter subscriptions, etc.) to provide you with personalised information based on your profile. Conducting opinion/satisfaction surveys For users of our website, or senders or recipients of an email: to process online requests and to contact you At events and activities that are public events or take place in venues open to the public, and where there is a significant cultural interest, such as matches, player presentations, etc. photographs and/or videos may be taken and published on this website, on our social media profiles, or on YouTube to report on the event/activity, document it, and form part of its photographic/video archive, provided that any image of a specific individual appears merely as incidental to the information about the event. To manage the Club’s historical archive and museum, as well as its documentary and audio-visual heritage, in order to preserve and promote its history, support research into Athletic, and expand the museum’s collection. |
Legitimate interest |
- When the legal grounds are based on consent, you may withdraw this consent at any time by sending an email to that effect to [email protected] . Such withdrawal does not affect the processing of your data for the other purposes described.
- If the processing of your data is based on our legitimate interest, we consider this to be proportionate and to have a minimal impact on your privacy, but your interests, rights or freedoms will always prevail over our legitimate interest, so if you do not want us to process your data for these purposes, please send us an email to [email protected] and we will act accordingly.
- • Specific information regarding legitimate interest as a legal basis for sending information via electronic communications to members, supporters and online shoppers on our website about our activities, products and/or services similar to those requested: This legitimate interest is foreseeable for the data subject as a member, supporter or customer the impact of the processing on data subjects is very limited; we have a procedure in place for sending marketing communications to comply with data protection regulations; we have analysed the weighting of this legitimate interest, which can be requested by the data subject, who can always express their opposition to the sending of these communications. For all these reasons, we consider that sending commercial communications is proportionate and has a minimal impact on privacy, but your interests, rights or freedoms will always prevail over our legitimate interest. Therefore, if you do not wish us to process your data for these purposes, please send us an email to that effect [email protected], and we will comply.
- Specific information regarding legitimate interest as the legal basis for capturing images. This legitimate interest is foreseeable for the data subject, as participants in events/activities can reasonably expect us to capture/disseminate images that are merely incidental to the event/activity for the purpose of documenting it visually. We have a procedure for capturing and disseminating images to comply with data protection regulations and minimise the data to be processed. We have analysed the weighting of this legitimate interest, which can be requested by the data subject, who can always express their opposition to the capture/dissemination of their image. For all these reasons, we consider that the capture of images at such activities or events is proportionate and has a minimal impact on privacy, but your interests, rights or freedoms will always prevail over our legitimate interest. Therefore, if you do not wish us to process your data for these purposes, please let us know at the event or activity itself, or send us an email to that effect at [email protected] and we will consider your request.
- Data subjects may expect that documentary and audio-visual material relating to the club will be retained in the historical archive in order to preserve and disseminate its history, support research into Athletic Club, and enrich the museum’s collection. The impact of this further processing on data subjects is minimal, and the Club has put in place appropriate safeguards both for the initial processing and for the retention of documents in the historical archive.
6. How long will we keep your data?
We will keep the personal data you provide us with for the duration of the contractual, pre-contractual or commercial relationship and, once these are terminated, for as long as the data subject does not request their deletion. Even if deletion is requested, we may keep them for as long as necessary, and limit their processing, solely for the following purposes:
- To comply with the legal/contractual obligations to which we are subject,
- and/or during the statutory periods of limitation of any liability on our part,
- and/or the exercise or defence of claims deriving from the relationship maintained with the data subject.
In coordination with the above criteria, the deletion of personal data either in computerised records or on paper may be carried out, at the organisation’s discretion, depending on logistical and/or storage space requirements that make it advisable to delete information or documentation.
6- To whom may we communicate your data?
The data you provide us may be disclosed to third parties to fulfil purposes directly related to the legitimate functions of the transferor and transferee, such as:
- Banking institutions for managing collections and payments.
- Entities or bodies to which there is a legal obligation to disclose data: for example,
- the Tax Administration, for compliance with fiscal and tax obligations;
- Third parties who impose the anti-violence regulations and the Professional Football League for security, access control and compliance with anti-violence regulations in sports venues: for example, the opposing team when our supporters travel to their ground, UEFA and FIFA, security forces and bodies, etc.
- If you are a participant in one of our competitions, the details of the winners will be passed on to the companies responsible for providing the prize and, where appropriate, we may pass on details of the participants to the jury, although we will endeavour to send them pseudonymised.
- Transport companies: responsible for the logistics of shipping and delivering our services and products.
- We will pass data between the Club and the Athletic Foundation, when necessary, in order to manage the benefits or rights to which the member or supporter is entitled.
- The Professional Football League, as owner of the membership management programme.
- Third party collaborators and sponsors: to carry out commercial actions on their behalf, provided that you have given your consent via the form established for this purpose. However, you can withdraw your consent by sending an e-mail to [email protected]
- Organisations with which agreements are reached that offer advantages, benefits or discounts to members, customers or supporters, and which require verification of such status (Castore, for discounts in physical and online shops; La Unión, for the Mugituz scheme for travel to the stadium on match days, etc.)
8. International data transfers
ATHLETIC CLUB will ensure that personal data is always processed and located in the European Economic Area. However, in certain circumstances, we may make international transfers of data, for example, where it is necessary to enter into or execute a contract, in the interest of the data subject, between ATHLETIC CLUB and another natural or legal person; or where it is necessary to execute a contract between the data subject and ATHLETIC CLUB, for example when using service providers located outside the European Union, who may have access to personal data to provide ancillary services to our business (hosting, housing, SaaS, remote backups, IT support or maintenance services, e-mail managers, sending e-mails and e-mail marketing, file transfer, etc.) or to execute pre-contractual measures taken at the request of the data subject.
These entities may be different and vary over time, but we will endeavour to choose entities from countries with a level of protection equivalent to the European level of data protection, or which have the appropriate guarantees to achieve this level, or on the basis of one of the exceptions provided for in the GDPR.
10. What are your rights when you provide us with data?
Where applicable, you may exercise your rights of access, rectification, deletion, limitation and opposition to your data being processed, and other rights, at the postal or e-mail address stated at the beginning of this privacy policy, in both cases by means of a written and signed request, attaching a copy of your ID card or passport or other valid document that identifies you. If you wish to modify your data, you must notify us at the same address, with the Club disclaiming all liability if you fail to do so.
- Right of access: You can ask us what personal data we are processing and even ask us for a copy of them.
- Right of rectification: You can ask us to rectify inaccurate personal data or to complete those which are incomplete, including by means of an additional statement.
- Right of erasure (right to be forgotten): You can request us to delete your personal data when: they are not necessary for the purposes for which they were collected, you withdraw your consent, they have been unlawfully processed or to comply with a legal obligation.
- Right to limitation of processing: You can request us to limit the processing of your personal data, in which case we will only retain them for asserting or defending claims.
- Right of opposition: You can object to the processing of your data if such treatment is based on the legitimate interest of the person responsible for the processing or it is for advertising purposes.
Once we have received any of the above requests, we will respond to you within the legally established time frames. You may make a complaint to the Spanish Data Protection Agency. If you would like more information about the rights that you may exercise and to request the forms required to exercise your rights, you can visit the website of the Spanish Data Protection Agency at www.aepd.es
