NetLara – Privacy Policy & Personal Data Protection
Last Updated: 2025
NetLara is committed to protecting user privacy and processes data in accordance with GDPR and international regulations. This agreement outlines how NetLara collects, processes, and protects personal data.
1. Data Collected
NetLara may collect the following personal information:
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First and last name
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Email address
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Phone number
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Billing and account details
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IP address and access logs
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Payment transaction information (excluding card numbers)
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Support requests and activity logs
NetLara does not store credit card details; payments are processed by secure third-party providers.
2. Purposes of Processing
Personal data may be processed for:
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Delivering and managing services
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Processing payments
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Fraud prevention and security
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Customer support
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Compliance with legal obligations
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Service optimization and performance monitoring
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Marketing and notifications (optional)
3. Data Retention
Data is retained:
After this period, data is securely deleted.
4. Data Sharing with Third Parties
NetLara does not sell or misuse personal data.
Data may only be shared with:
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Legal authorities upon official request
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Courts/audit institutions
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Domain registries (ICANN, TRABIS, etc.)
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Payment processors
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Datacenter & infrastructure partners
All data sharing complies with GDPR.
5. Security Measures
NetLara protects user data using:
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SSL/TLS encrypted communication
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Firewalls & DDoS mitigation
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Access control and authorization
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Regular security audits
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Intrusion detection systems
6. User Rights
Users have the right to:
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Know whether their data is processed
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Request access to their data
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Request corrections
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Request deletion (“Right to be forgotten”)
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Object to processing
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Withdraw consent
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Request processing restrictions
Requests can be submitted via the support system.
7. Cookie Usage
NetLara uses cookies to improve user experience.
Details are provided in the Cookie Policy.
8. Changes to Policy
NetLara may update this policy.
The latest version becomes effective upon publication.