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ENQUIRY PRIVACY

Your details.
A clear purpose.

Etiosa Richmore, operating as R DataBlocks in Malmö, Sweden, is responsible for the personal information handled through this enquiry form.

What the form collects

Your name, email address, project description, and any company or timeline information you choose to include. Please do not submit passwords, personal identity numbers, or confidential customer records.

Providing these details is voluntary. A name, email address, and project description are needed to submit the form and receive a useful reply.

How your information is used

Etiosa Richmore uses your enquiry to understand your request, respond, and discuss a possible engagement. Form details are not used to subscribe you to marketing.

Business enquiries are handled on the basis of a legitimate interest in responding to potential clients. Where you ask for steps towards a contract, the information is also used for that purpose.

Delivery and spam protection

Vercel hosts the website, Resend delivers the form contents by email, and Google provides the receiving mailbox. Cloudflare Turnstile checks technical browser and network signals to help prevent spam. Hosting and delivery services may also process technical request logs.

These providers may process information outside the EU/EEA. Their privacy information describes processing locations and applicable transfer safeguards: Vercel, Resend, Cloudflare, Google.

How long details are kept

Enquiries are not stored in a website database. Correspondence is kept in email for as long as needed to handle your request and any resulting engagement, or to meet applicable record-keeping obligations. Service providers may retain delivery and security logs under their own retention policies.

Your rights and questions

You can request access, correction, or deletion of your information, or object to or request a restriction of processing. Data portability may apply in some circumstances. Contact etiosa@rdatablocks.com.

You may also raise a complaint with the Swedish Authority for Privacy Protection: Integritetsskyddsmyndigheten (IMY).