Privacy
Privacy policy
How we handle your personal data when you use domussolis.org. Updated on 14 October 2026.
1. Who is responsible
Domus Solis, company code , registered at , Lithuania. For anything about your personal data, write to info@domussolis.org.
2. What we collect and why
- Account: your name, email address, password (kept only encrypted) and two-factor settings – so your account works.
- Profile: a photo and a few words about you, if you put them up yourself. The name, photo and description of lecturers who lead courses and events show publicly beside their courses and events.
- Membership and payments: your Stripe customer number, plan, status and dates. Card details are handled by Stripe – we never see them.
- Orders and invoices: the buyer’s name or organisation, company and VAT codes, address, email, amounts and dates – to fulfil the order and keep the accounts the law requires.
- Events: sign-ups, chosen dates and attendance, and the email addresses of people an organisation names – so we can invite them.
- Courses: your progress and your messages to lecturers.
- Notifications: emails about sign-ups, orders, new lessons and upcoming events.
- Newsletter: your email address, the language of the site and when you confirmed, if you asked for the news – to tell you of our news. Those with an account find the news among their notifications and get it by email only if they choose to.
- Inquiries and messages: your name, email address, school or organization and messages, when you write to us through the contact form or from your account, and our answers – so we can write to each other.
- Technical data: IP address and browser details in server logs, and your login session – to keep the website safe and working.
We handle data to perform our contract with you, inquiries at your request, the newsletter with your consent, which you confirm with the link in an email and can withdraw at any time with the link in every email or in your notification settings, to meet legal duties such as accounting, and in our legitimate interest in keeping the website secure. We do not sell data or use it for advertising.
3. Who receives data
We share data only with the providers the website cannot work without, and only as much as they need:
- Stripe (Stripe Payments Europe, Ltd., Ireland) – card payments and membership subscriptions;
- Mailtrap – sending emails;
- Hostinger – the server that runs the website and its database;
- Bunny.net (BunnyWay d.o.o., Slovenia) – video streaming and encrypted backups;
- Zoom – meetings of online events, which you join yourself through the event’s link;
- our accountant – invoices.
Where a provider handles data outside the European Economic Area, this is done under the standard contractual clauses approved by the European Commission or other safeguards the law provides.
4. How long we keep it
- Account data – while you use your account. If you ask to delete your account, the data is anonymised after 30 days.
- Newsletter address – until you stop the news; it is deleted at once when you do, and after 7 days if it is never confirmed.
- Invoices and the data on them – 10 years, as accounting law requires.
- Inquiries and messages – 2 years after the last message, or until your account is deleted.
- Encrypted backups – no longer than 6 months.
5. Cookies and content from others
We use only the cookies the website needs: for your login session, for protection against forged requests, and for “remember me”. We use no analytics or advertising cookies, so we do not ask for consent to them.
The contact page shows a Google Maps map, and articles may include YouTube videos, which load only once you play them. These services are provided by Google, which handles data under its own privacy policy.
6. Your rights
You have the right to see your data, correct it, delete it, restrict its use, take it with you and object to its use. Most of it you can change or delete yourself in your account settings; for anything else write to info@domussolis.org – we answer within a month. If you believe your data is handled unlawfully, you may complain to the State Data Protection Inspectorate of Lithuania (vdai.lrv.lt).
7. Changes
We may update this policy; the new version is published on this page. The terms of membership and purchases are in the terms.
