Concho Poncho

A little clarity

Your privacy.

Who is responsible

ConchoPoncho ehf., Reykjavík, Iceland is the data controller for this website. Contact us at info@conchoponcho.com about your information or this statement.

What we use and why

Published stories and photographs can be seen by anyone. Hidden profiles stay in the protected Crew Desk. You can browse without creating an account. Ordering is coming soon; this website currently takes no payments and has no newsletter signup, advertising tracking or marketing profiling.

Where information goes

Cloudflare provides our hosting, security, content storage and email forwarding. Messages sent to our contact address arrive in our Google Gmail inbox. We also keep a local working copy of website content in our project workspace. We do not sell personal information.

These providers may process information outside the European Economic Area. Their published safeguards include recognised transfer frameworks and standard contractual clauses where applicable. See Cloudflare’s privacy information and Google’s privacy information, or contact us for more information.

How long we keep it

We keep enquiries while needed to handle the conversation and any related legal obligations. Published and hidden crew content stays while needed for the crew’s story and with the featured people’s permission. Hiding or removing a profile does not automatically erase its stored photograph or recovery copies. We keep a limited content revision history and local working backups; an erasure request includes reviewing and removing those copies where required. Security records follow our providers’ retention settings. We review information when its purpose ends and remove what is no longer needed.

Your choices and rights

You can ask to access, correct or erase your information, restrict or object to its use, or receive a portable copy where applicable. You can withdraw consent without affecting earlier lawful use. Email info@conchoponcho.com; we normally respond within one month and may need to confirm your identity.

You may complain to Persónuvernd, Iceland’s Data Protection Authority, or your local data protection authority in the EEA.