Privacy policy
This policy sets out the data processed by the Dacodac Performance file shop and the rights you have over it.
ECU checking and follow-up requests
The free checker processes ECU reads in memory without retaining the file. Vehicle details are optional. If you provide an email and agree to follow-up, we store your email, supplied vehicle details, requested service, result and consent date to handle this search. Requests are no longer available for follow-up after 90 days; expired records are deleted by cleanup triggered by subsequent searches. This form does not send automatic emails or subscribe you to a newsletter. Withdraw consent or request deletion at contact@dacodacperformance.com.
1. Data controller
Vincent Moity — sole trader, Dacodac Performance, 28 rue Parmentier, 83310 Cogolin, France — contact@dacodacperformance.com.
2. Data collected
- When you buy: e-mail address and payment details, collected and processed by Stripe (the site never sees your card number). The site keeps the order reference, the e-mail address and the file purchased, all needed for delivery and support.
- Technical logging: minimal data tied to delivery (download token, number of downloads, timestamp) in order to secure access to the files.
The shop uses no advertising cookies and no third-party trackers.
3. Purposes and legal bases
Performance of the contract (delivery of the file purchased, customer support), legal obligations (accounting), and legitimate interest (security, fraud prevention).
4. Retention periods
Order data is kept for as long as needed for support and for accounting and tax obligations (up to 10 years for accounting records). Download tokens expire automatically.
5. Recipients
Stripe (payment) and Cloudflare (hosting and file delivery). No data is sold or passed on for advertising purposes.
6. Your rights
Under the GDPR you have rights of access, rectification, erasure, restriction and objection. To exercise them: contact@dacodacperformance.com. You may lodge a complaint with the CNIL (www.cnil.fr), the French data protection authority, or with the supervisory authority of your country of residence.