Common use of INFORMATION AND CONSENT TO USE OF PERSONAL DATA Clause in Contracts

INFORMATION AND CONSENT TO USE OF PERSONAL DATA. Pursuant to the applicable law in force concerning the protection of personal data, by entering into this Agreement You accept that Your personal data (including those Technical Data collected and used by the TPM system) will be collected and processed by GRAPHISOFT for the purposes related to the execution of this Agreement, including the fulfillment of Your obligations, such as those related to GRAPHISOFT's intellectual property rights. * In line with the above in particular the following data processing take place under the respective terms and conditions: - Purpose of the crash report is to support the identification and improvement of the software defects. Crash report is sent by the Software to GRAPHISOFT whenever the Software identifies malicious operation or fatal error causing the Software complete breakdown. - If You provide consent to GRAPHISOFT then the crash report includes personal data indicated in paragraph five below for the purpose of potential technical support that might be provided by GRAPHISOFT to You as end user of the Software, otherwise the crash report is fully anonymized. - By giving Your consent, the generated crash reports are sent continuously for 30 days in a row to GRAPHISOFT including Your personal data indicated in paragraph five below. Consent can be revoked anytime by You during the 30 days period. - Revoking consent stops including personal data in crash reports, but it does not mean that previously sent personal data is deleted. For deletion of such processed personal data, You have to contact xxxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxx.xxx requesting the deletion. - Personal data processed: the Software collects and sends to GRAPHISOFT certain data of the hardware running the license (such as hardware component information, protection key type and identifier), the list of ARCHICAD components and their versions, applications ran at the time of and technical data related to the crash of the Software (for example the operational action when the defect occurred, content of the memory, running system processes, system variables, system component versions, system time, computer name, login name of the user),any personal and contact information You voluntarily shares when sending the crash report. - Legal base of the data processing: if You are a natural person the consent under point a. of Article 6(1) GDPR; if You are an entity the legitimate interest of GRAPHISOFT under point f. of Article 6(1) GDPR. - Duration of the data processing: as long as GRAPHISOFT provides technical support for the respective version of ARCHICAD, but maximum for 5 years period of time from the data collection date.

INFORMATION AND CONSENT TO USE OF PERSONAL DATA. Pursuant to the applicable law in force concerning the protection of personal data, by entering into this Agreement You accept that Your personal data (including those Technical Data collected and used by the TPM system) will be collected and processed by GRAPHISOFT for the purposes related to the execution of this Agreement, including the fulfillment of Your obligations, such as those related to GRAPHISOFT's intellectual property rights. * In line with the above in particular the following data processing take place under the respective terms and conditions: - Purpose of the crash report is to support the identification and improvement of the software defects. Crash report is sent by the Software to GRAPHISOFT whenever the Software identifies malicious operation or fatal error causing the Software complete breakdown. - If You provide consent to GRAPHISOFT then the crash report includes personal data indicated in paragraph five below for the purpose of potential technical support that might be provided by GRAPHISOFT to You as end user of the Software, otherwise the crash report is fully anonymized. - By giving Your consent, the generated crash reports are sent continuously for 30 days in a row to GRAPHISOFT including Your personal data indicated in paragraph five below. Consent can be revoked anytime by You during the 30 days period. - Revoking consent stops including personal data in crash reports, but it does not mean that previously sent personal data is deleted. For deletion of such processed personal data, You have to contact xxxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxx.xxx requesting the deletion. - Personal data processed: the Software collects and sends to GRAPHISOFT certain data of the hardware running the license (such as hardware component information, protection key type and identifier), the list of ARCHICAD components and their versions, applications ran at the time of and technical data related to the crash of the Software (for example the operational action when the defect occurred, content of the memory, running system processes, system variables, system component versions, system time, computer name, login name of the user),any personal and contact information You voluntarily shares when sending the crash report. - Legal base of the data processing: if You are a natural person the consent under point a. of Article 6(1) GDPR; if You are an entity the legitimate interest of GRAPHISOFT under point f. of Article 6(1) GDPR. ; - Duration of the data processing: as long as GRAPHISOFT provides technical support for the respective version of ARCHICAD, but maximum for 5 years period of time from the data collection date.

INFORMATION AND CONSENT TO USE OF PERSONAL DATA. Pursuant to the applicable law in force concerning the protection of personal data, by entering into this Agreement You accept that Your personal data (including those Technical Data collected and used by the TPM system) will be collected and processed by GRAPHISOFT for the purposes related to the execution of this Agreement, including the fulfillment of Your obligations, such as those related to GRAPHISOFT's intellectual property rights. * In line with the above in particular the following data processing take place under the respective terms and conditions: - Purpose of the crash report is to support the identification and improvement of the software defects. Crash report is sent by the Software to GRAPHISOFT whenever the Software identifies malicious operation or fatal error causing the Software complete breakdown. - If You provide consent to GRAPHISOFT then the crash report includes personal data indicated in paragraph five below for the purpose of potential technical support that might be provided by GRAPHISOFT to You as end user of the Software, otherwise the crash report is fully anonymized. - By giving Your consent, the generated crash reports are sent continuously for 30 days in a row to GRAPHISOFT including Your personal data indicated in paragraph five below. Consent can be revoked anytime by You during the 30 days period. - Revoking consent stops including personal data in crash reports, but it does not mean that previously sent personal data is deleted. For deletion of such processed personal data, You have to contact xxxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxx.xxx requesting the deletion. - Personal data processed: the Software collects and sends to GRAPHISOFT certain data of the hardware running the license (such as hardware component information, protection key type and identifier), the list of ARCHICAD SOFTWARE components and their versions, applications ran at the time of and technical data related to the crash of the Software (for example the operational action when the defect occurred, content of the memory, running system processes, system variables, system component versions, system time, computer name, login name of the user),any user), any personal and contact information You voluntarily shares when sending the crash report. - Legal base of the data processing: if You are a natural person the consent under point a. of Article 6(1) GDPR; if You are an entity the legitimate interest of GRAPHISOFT under point f. of Article 6(1) GDPR. - Duration of the data processing: as long as GRAPHISOFT provides technical support for the respective version of ARCHICADLicense Manager Tool, but maximum for 5 years period of time from the data collection date.