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What do we do with your settings?
You may enter your network package, main fuse, seller’s margin, monthly fee and postcode. They are sent to our server in the URL request to calculate the view. If you save your choices, they stay in your browser’s local storage until you delete them in “My settings” or clear your browser data. We do not create an account or a customer profile from them. The legal basis is our legitimate interest in providing the free service you asked for.
The URL request stays in your browser history and in our server log. Do not enter your exact address; a postcode is enough for the location.
Where does data go?
On the server, the postcode is linked to a representative point for the area. To get the weather forecast, our server sends MET Norway only the rounded coordinates of that point, not your IP address or postcode. We also use public weather information from the Estonian Environment Agency. Spot prices come from Elering.
Where is data stored?
The server is hosted by Zone Media OÜ in Estonia. Zone also makes backups of the server and keeps them for up to 14 days. Personal data does not leave the European Union.
Which cookies do we use?
Only two technical cookies: one keeps the page working and the other protects forms against forgery (Laravel session and XSRF cookies). The session lasts up to 120 minutes. These cookies are necessary for the page to work and do not require consent.
How long do we keep logs?
Web server access logs with IP addresses and application error logs are deleted automatically within 14 days. Backups also expire within 14 days. We use logs to keep the page working, to investigate errors and for security. The legal basis is our legitimate interest in providing a reliable service.
What do we count for all visitors?
For each page load we increase a daily total: how many loads there were, how many came from bots and how many from our own devices. 1.5 seconds after opening, the page sends one empty message confirming that a real browser opened it. These records contain only the date and counts, without IP address or browser identifier. Nothing is stored in your browser. If you have declined measurement, this message is not sent.
Separately, we count how many times a day people arrived at Tariif from another site. We keep only the site name (for example google.com) and the number of times, not search terms. If the link carries a campaign tag (for example utm_source=facebook), we also keep the tag values and the page the link led to. In the plan comparison we count how many times a day each package’s seller page was opened. If you have declined measurement, this notice is not sent. These records are totals and cannot be linked to you. The legal basis is our legitimate interest in knowing where the service is used from.
How does voluntary measurement work?
Only with your consent do we store a random measurement identifier in your browser. Our database receives a hash of it, the date of the first visit, the time of consent and of the last request, and the dates of home page visits. This shows us how many consenting browsers return within 7 days. We do not add your postcode, settings, page URL or prices. The legal basis for measurement is your consent.
The browser identifier changes after 30 days. We delete the old identifier and its visit days no later than 31 days after the first visit. You can withdraw consent via “Measurement choice” in the footer of every page. We then stop measuring and delete the records linked to the identifier from the active database; they disappear from backups within 14 days. If browser storage is blocked, measurement does not start.
What happens when you write to us?
We use the content of your email to answer your question. We keep the correspondence until the question and any follow-up questions are resolved, unless the law requires longer retention.
What are your rights?
You may ask to access, correct, delete, restrict the processing of or transfer your data. You may also object to processing based on legitimate interest and withdraw consent at any time. Write to kontakt@tariif.ee. You may also contact the Estonian Data Protection Inspectorate.