1. INTRODUCTION
Welcome to www.nest-land.com (the “Website”), owned and operated by “NEST LAND EE”, with the distinctive title “NEST LAND” (hereinafter the “Company”, “we”, “our” or “us”). Our Company takes your privacy seriously. With this Cookies Policy (hereinafter the “Policy”) we wish to inform you about the cookies that we use and explain the choices that you have. By accessing and/or using our website you agree to the use of cookies, in accordance with the present Policy; you may at any time disable cookies from your browser, in accordance with the instructions provided below or through the cookie consent tool available on our Website or refrain from using our Website.
2. WHAT ARE COOKIES?
Cookies are small text files that are stored on your device (computer, tablet, or mobile) when you visit websites. There are different types of cookies, based on their characteristics, purpose, and functions and they may stay on your computer or device for different periods. Cookies are widely used, among others, to make websites work efficiently, to facilitate your access, to provide information to website owners to better understand users’ preferences, and to adapt the contents of their websites to the latters’ needs and interests.
3. HOW LONG DO COOKIES REMAIN ON A DEVICE?
Session cookies: Session cookies are only stored temporarily in the browser’s memory and they are erased when you close your browser. When you restart your browser and go back to the website that created the cookie, the website will not recognize you; you will have to log back in, if login is required, or select your preferences again if the site uses these features. A new session cookie will be generated, which will store your browsing information and will be active until you leave the site and close your browser.
Persistent cookies: Persistent cookies are files that stay in one of your browser’s subfolders until you delete them manually or your browser deletes them, based on the duration period contained within the persistent cookie’s file.
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4. WHAT TYPES OF COOKIES DO WE USE?
The following Cookies are used on our Website:
First-party cookies: First-party cookies are stored by the website you are visiting directly.
They allow website owners to collect analytics data, remember language settings, and perform other useful functions that help provide a good user experience.
hird-party cookies: Third-party cookies are cookies that are set by a website other than the one you are currently on. Necessary Cookies: Cookies that are essential for the basic functioning of the Website. These cookies enable core functionalities such as security, network management, and accessibility. Without these cookies, the Website cannot perform its basic operations or provide services that the user has requested. These cookies support essential features such as user authentication, session management, and secure logins.
Performance Cookies: Also known as analytics cookies, these cookies are used to collect data on how visitors interact with a website. This information helps website owners understand and analyze website performance, leading to improvements in user experience. If you choose not to accept those cookies, the functionality of the website will not be affected and access to its contents will not be restricted; note, however, that those cookies provide valuable information to us that help us improve our website and services offered.
Marketing Cookies: These cookies monitor user behavior on websites, such as pages visited, and time spent on each webpage and they are used to target advertising to a user; they are often served by third-party companies and track a user across several websites for similar marketing purposes.
Functional Cookies: Functional cookies allow our website to remember the user’s preferences, in order to improve the service offered to you. Should you decide to disable functionality cookies, this may prevent you from correctly displaying our Site and you may be required to proceed to changes or manually insert information or preferences each time you visit the Site.
| Plugin | Developed | Storage | Processing | Details |
| AIOSEO – Author SEO (E-E-A-T) | Awesome Motive Inc. – USA | NO | NO | It may store data related to author profiles and their associated SEO metadata but doesn’t store personal data of site visitors. |
| AIOSEO – Image SEO | Awesome Motive Inc. – USA | NO | NO | This plugin doesn’t store personal data but processes image metadata to enhance SEO. |
| AIOSEO – IndexNow | Awesome Motive Inc. – USA | NO | NO | This plugin doesn’t store personal data but sends URLs to search engines via the IndexNow API when content is added or updated. |
| AIOSEO – Local Business | Awesome Motive Inc. – USA | NO | NO | It may store business-related information such as name, address, phone number, and opening hours to generate this markup but doesn’t store or process personal visitor data. |
| All in One SEO Pro | Awesome Motive Inc. – USA | NO | NO | The data it stores directly is about the website’s settings and metadata for SEO purposes rather than the personal data of the site’s visitors. |
| Akismet Anti-Spam: Spam Protection | Automatic – USA | YES | YES | Data Storing: Akismet stores data related to comments and form submissions temporarily on Automattic’s servers to analyze and compare them to known spam. This data includes the commenter’s name, email address, site URL, IP address, and user agent (browser information), along with the comment itself. Data Processing: The process involves analyzing the content of comments and submissions to determine if they are spam. Akismet uses various algorithms and checks against its database to flag spammy content. If a comment is determined to be spam, it can be automatically deleted or placed in a spam folder for review, depending on the settings of the website |
| Better Search Replace | Delicious Brains – Canada | NO | NO | It operates directly on the database and does not communicate with external servers for its primary functions. |
| CoBlocks | GoDaddy – USA | NO | NO | CoBlocks operates within the WordPress Gutenberg editor framework and does not independently store personal data in a separate database or external servers. GoDaddy Operating Company, LLC – in the list of https://www.dataprivacyframework.gov/list |
| Contact Form 7 | Takayaki Miyoshi – Japan | NO | YES | This plugin collects data directly from visitors through form submissions. While it doesn’t store this data in the WordPress database by default, it sends the data via email and potentially to other integrated services. |
| Duplicate Page | mndpsingh287 – Canada | NO | NO | Duplicate Page doesn’t collect or store any personal information. |
| Elementor | Elementor Ltd. – Israel | YES | YES | Elementor is GDPR Compliant. Elementor focuses on page building. However, it can create forms and other interactive elements that collect visitor data. The handling of this data would depend on the specific Elementor widgets used and their configurations. Elementor forms, for example, can store submissions in the database or send data to integrated services. |
| Gutenberg | Contributors worldwide | NO | NO | Its core functionality does not directly interact with visitor data. However, certain blocks (e.g., the comments block) interface indirectly with visitor data through WordPress core functionalities. |
| Jetpack | Automattic – USA | YES | YES | Jetpack offers a suite of features, some of which interact significantly with visitor data, such as analytics, contact forms, and subscriptions. Jetpack’s use of visitor data is subject to Automattic’s privacy policy (https://automattic.com/privacy-notice/) and the plugin offers various settings to control data collection and sharing. Part of the: https://www.dataprivacyframework.gov/list |
| MB Rest API | Meta Box, developed by a team led by Tran Ngoc Tuan Anh – Vietnam | NO | NO | Extends the WordPress REST API, potentially affecting how custom fields and data are exposed. MB Rest API is an extension for Meta Box that helps you to get and update custom fields’ values (meta value) from posts, pages, custom post types, and terms via the WordPress REST API. |
| Page Optimize | Automattic – USA | NO | NO | It does not interact with visitor data directly beyond potentially improving page load times for visitors. See also Automattic’s privacy policy https://automattic.com/privacy-notice/ |
| Slider Revolution | ThemePunch – Germany | NO | NO | It does not collect visitor data unless sliders are configured to include forms or interactive elements that collect data. |
| Stoni Core | WebGeniusLab – Central Europe | NO | NO | Depends on the features used. As a theme companion plugin, it likely adds custom post types, shortcodes, and widgets. Direct interaction with visitor data would depend on the specific features used and how they’re configured. |
| UpdraftPlus – BackUp/Restore | UpdraftPlus – UK | NO | YES | Indirectly – while primarily a backup tool, it’s crucial to understand that backing up a website includes visitors’ data stored in its database (e.g., comments, user registrations). |
| WGL Real Estate | WebGeniusLab – UK | YES | YES | Collects and displays data related to real estate inquiries, potentially including personal information from visitors. Interactions with visitor data could include inquiries, form submissions, and potentially user registrations. |
| WP VR | RexTheme – Bangladesh | NO | NO | WP VR itself does not typically collect personal data from visitors unless explicitly programmed to do so within the virtual tour (e.g., through forms or analytics integrated within the tour). |
| IndexNow | IndexNow is not developed by a single company but is a collaborative initiative supported by several search engines. The protocol was initially introduced by Microsoft, primarily through its Bing search engine. | YES | YES | IndexNow logs HTTP requests and IP addresses to analyze website usage and improve functionality, storing this data indefinitely. It doesn’t log specific identities and only shares data internally and in non-identifiable aggregate forms for research, ensuring visitor privacy is maintained. |
| Cookiebot CMP | Usercentrics – Germany | YES | YES | Data Storing: Cookiebot stores user consents in a first-party cookie on the user’s browser and logs the data server-side on Cookiebot’s servers through encrypted connections. Additionally, it gathers configuration data provided by the website operator, such as domain names and content settings and system-generated metadata related to user behavior and subscription details. Aggregated statistical data on user consent is also collected to help optimize consent rates without identifying individual users. Data Processing: The processing of this data is aimed at fulfilling contractual obligations and ensuring compliance with privacy regulations. The legal basis for processing is generally user consent (GDPR art. 6(1)(a)) or the necessity to perform a contract (GDPR art. 6(1)(b)). Cookiebot CMP logs users’ consent in a manner that allows website operators to prove consent was obtained, which is crucial for regulatory compliance. It can block cookies and trackers until user consent is given and supports cross-domain consent sharing to streamline the user experience across related websites. These measures help maintain a compliant and transparent user data handling process. |
| Google Analytics | Google LLC – USA | YES | YES | Data Storing: Google Analytics collects various types of data from website visitors, including IP addresses, browser information, device information, and interactions with the website (such as pages visited and actions taken). This data is transmitted to Google’s servers and stored securely. Google Analytics stores this data in aggregated and anonymized form, meaning that individual users cannot be identified from the data collected. However, it’s important to note that Google Analytics does store IP addresses, which could potentially be used to identify individual users, although Google has measures in place to anonymize IP addresses before storing them. Data Processing: Google Analytics processes the data collected from website visitors to provide insights into website performance and user behavior. This processing involves actions such as analyzing traffic patterns, generating reports, and providing metrics such as page views, bounce rates, and conversion rates. Google Analytics processing of website visitor data is done under its terms of service and privacy policy. This means that Google will use the data collected from the website only to provide analytics services and will not share it with third parties unless authorized by the website owner or required by law. Google also implements security measures to protect the data collected by Google Analytics, including encryption, access controls, and regular security audits. |
6. LOG FILES
Like most websites, our servers automatically record page requests that occur when users visit our Website. Such log files usually contain web requests, your IP address, browser type, language, date, and time of your request. Log files are kept for one year, following which they are deleted.
7. HOW TO MANAGE AND DISABLE COOKIES
You may control, delete, or disable cookies, based on your preferences. You can set your browser to warn you before accepting cookies or you can simply set it to reject them. You may, also, delete cookies that are already placed on your computer. Rejecting cookies may affect the way that some of the web pages operate or are displayed.
Remember that if you use different devices from different locations, you will need to ensure that each browser is adjusted to suit your cookie preferences. You can find more information about cookies here. You may also opt-out from your data being used by Google Analytics by clicking here.
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8. SCOPE
The present Policy applies only to our Website and does not cover third-party websites, platforms, or applications, which are not under our control and to which the user may be redirected through links, hyperlinks, promotional banners, and references available on our Website.
9. AMENDMENTS TO THE PRESENT POLICY
We reserve the right to update this Policy from time to time. Any changes will be prominently displayed on our Website, along with the date of the last update. These changes will be effective immediately upon posting on our Website, as indicated by the “Last Updated” date. In some cases, we may also provide additional notice of changes. We encourage you to review this Policy periodically, to acquaint yourself with the latest updated version.
10. QUESTIONS AND INQUIRIES
For any request or query that you may have regarding this Policy, please contact us by:
- Post: NEST LAND, 11 Mitropoleos Square, P.C. 105 56, Athens, Greece
- Email: info@nest-land.com
You can also contact us by filling out the Form in the ‘Contact Us’ section of our Website. We will make every effort to respond to your inquiry promptly.