UI without the UX? How dare you? When talking about user interface design it’s natural that the discussion also goes to user experience design. And it’s understandable. You can’t have the one without the other if you wan’t to build a good product or a service. But I’d like to separate those two for just a while. I know I..
This privacy policy has been modified latest on: 11.9.2018
Make Helsinki Oy (Business ID 2369795-5) (“Make Helsinki”) Address: Köydenpunojankatu 13, 00180 Helsinki Telephone:
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name: Joonas Turunen email: joonas@makehelsinki.com
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interests and fundamental rights and freedoms of the persons are respected, as no special categories
of Personal Data are processed and the persons can expect Make Helsinki’s processing activities.
Provision of Make Helsinki’s products and services and performance of a contract would not be possible
without using the Personal Data. Make Helsinki’s security methods described in Section 10 are maintained
by Make Helsinki in order to protect the data from unauthorized access.
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At the person’s request, if Make Helsinki processes the Personal Data based on the person’s consent or based on
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Personal Data which is based on either of the following legal basis for processing when the processing has been
found necessary for the purposes of the legitimate interests of Make Helsinki. The person however does not have
the right to object if Make Helsinki demonstrates compelling legitimate grounds for the processing which override
the interests, rights and freedoms of the person or for the establishment, exercise or defence of legal claims.
