Privacy notice
Last reviewed: 2026-09-08
Who is responsible
The operator of PixelSable is responsible for personal data processed through the website. The operator’s identity and privacy contact must be completed here.
- Legal name
- Not yet provided
- Business address
- Not yet provided
- Not yet provided
- Telephone
- Not yet provided
What this version of the website processes
There are no customer accounts, order forms, payment services, newsletters, advertising pixels or analytics integrations. Images, fonts and the film are served by this website rather than embedded from a third-party media platform.
Your IP address and technical request information are processed to deliver the pages and media. The supplied application does not write visitor access logs or keep a customer database. Its proposed legal basis for necessary website delivery is the operator’s legitimate interest in providing a functioning website, subject to the required balancing assessment.
Browser storage
If you dismiss the cookie notice, your browser stores its version and the time of dismissal. This is used only to remember that action. It is not an advertising identifier and is not sent to the server. See the cookie notice for its lifetime and removal.
Hosting, recipients and international transfers
- Hosting provider
- Not yet provided
- Hosting location
- Not yet provided
- Hosting log retention
- Not yet provided
The hosting provider’s logging, subprocessors, processing agreement and any transfers outside the EEA must be checked before public deployment. No assertion is made that unknown hosting arrangements satisfy the GDPR.
Retention and security
Technical request data is not retained by the supplied application after it is needed to serve a request. Any separate hosting or network logs need their own confirmed retention period. Access restrictions and browser security headers are configured; HTTPS and operational security still depend on the deployment.
Your rights
Depending on the processing and legal basis, you may request access, correction, deletion, restriction or portability, and may object to processing based on legitimate interests. You may withdraw any separately given consent without affecting earlier lawful processing. A privacy notice is information, not a request for blanket consent.
Requests should go to the operator’s privacy contact above once supplied. The normal response period is one month; a permitted extension must be explained within that month. You can also complain to the Dutch Data Protection Authority or the supervisory authority where you live or work.
Future changes
This notice covers the current pre-launch site. It must be updated before adding order processing, payments, marketing or other new purposes. This version performs no profiling or automated decisions with legal or similarly significant effects.