Categories of persons to whom we disclose users` personal data in the sense of privacy policy upon working with corporate clients

Data Processors are persons or entities who process personal data on behalf of Yettel on the basis of a written agreement. They are not allowed to process the personal data they have been provided for any other purposes than the performance of the tasks assigned to them by Yettel. Data Processors are required to follow all Yettel's instructions.

Yettel takes the necessary measures to ensure that the engaged Data Processors respect strictly the data protection laws and Yettel's instructions and that they have taken appropriate technical and organizational measures to protect the personal data.

In order to be able to provide certain services to corporate clients, Yettel enters into contracts with third parties (partners). In connection with the provision of the relevant services, it is sometimes necessary to provide the relevant partners with personal data of the natural persons whose data is processed by Yettel under this Privacy Policy.

When Yettel's service center is not authorized to perform warranty or post-warranty support for goods purchased from corporate clients (or leased, as the case may be) in order to be able to perform the obligation to provide free repair or replacement, or to fulfil a post-warranty repair request, we use the services of authorized external service centers. In accordance with manufacturer’s authorization requirements, in order to be able to perform warranty repairs or replacement of goods, the external service centers require Yettel to provide proof of purchase (e.g. copies of invoices, warranty cards, etc.). This is also the case where a corporate client's claim is unreasonable, but the client wants a post-warranty repair.

In connection with the servicing of corporate payments to Yettel by bank transfer or through a payment institution, it is necessary to exchange data between Yettel and the respective bank or payment institution.

If necessary (for instance, a legal dispute between Yettel and a supplier), personal data of corporate clients (natural persons), representatives, contact persons and/or employees thereof, may be disclosed to lawyers and law firms engaged by Yettel to protect its rights and legal interests.

The provision of data to competent authorities is described above in this Privacy Policy.

In case of reorganization of Yettel or in case of transfer of assets in accordance with the applicable law, the personal data controlled by Yettel under this Privacy Policy may be provided to a third-party successor.