The names and email addresses provided by journal users are used exclusively for editorial purposes and are not shared with third parties.

Personal data of both registered and unregistered users is processed in accordance with the standards of peer-reviewed scholarly journals. Such data are used to ensure communication throughout the editorial process and to provide an accurate presentation of authors and article content.

Authors are responsible for protecting the personal data of participants involved in their research. The editorial office adheres to professional standards of confidentiality and to the requirements of the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), including the rights of data subjects to be informed of breaches, to access information, to request deletion, to request data portability, and to protect privacy.

The GDPR also recognizes the public interest in the accessibility of research data, which helps maintain the integrity and openness of the scientific process.