Full privacy notice

Last updated: July 27, 2026.

This English version is provided for convenience. In the event of a discrepancy, the Spanish version governs.

Identity and address of the controller

Raul Antonio Ibarra Morales, an individual business owner operating under the trade name ARAKA, is responsible for personal data collected through this website.

Address for notices: Carrillo Puerto No. 200, El Huerto neighborhood, Cuautitlán, State of Mexico, Mexico, postal code 54800.

Privacy email: privacidad@araka.com.mx.

Personal data we may collect

Through the contact form we may receive your name, business or organization, email address, phone number if you choose to share it, service or topic of interest and the content of your message. For security and abuse prevention, we may also record date and time, a cryptographic representation of the IP address and basic browser information.

We do not request passwords, financial information, medical files or sensitive personal data through this form.

Primary purposes

• Respond to inquiries and messages.
• Understand the stated need and follow up on a possible service relationship.
• Maintain a basic record of communication.
• Protect the form, prevent spam, fraud or abusive use and address security incidents.
• Comply with legal obligations when applicable.

We do not currently use form information for newsletters, automated promotions, advertising profiles or commercial campaigns. If a secondary purpose is added in the future, additional consent will be requested before the information is used for that purpose.

Retention

Information from people who do not become clients will be retained for up to 24 months from the last communication. It will then be deleted or anonymized unless a legal obligation, dispute or security need justifies a longer period.

If a person becomes a client, contracts, receipts, administrative or tax records and related documents may be retained for the periods required by applicable law.

Service providers and disclosures

ARAKA does not sell personal data or share it with advertisers. Website operation may involve service providers acting on ARAKA’s behalf, mainly hosting, security and email services provided by Hostinger. Their participation is limited to providing those services under the applicable agreements and conditions.

We do not currently anticipate disclosures to independent third parties that require consent. If this changes, the notice will be updated and authorization will be requested when required.

Access, rectification, cancellation and objection rights

You may request access, rectification, cancellation or objection regarding your personal data by writing to privacidad@araka.com.mx.

Your request should include your name and a way to receive the response; documents proving identity or legal representation; a clear description of the personal data involved; the right you wish to exercise; and any information that helps locate the records. Rectification requests should include the requested correction and supporting documentation.

ARAKA will communicate its determination and, when appropriate, make the right effective within the periods established by applicable Mexican law.

Withdrawal of consent and limitation of use

You may request withdrawal of consent or limitation of use and disclosure through the same email. Withdrawal is not retroactive and may not apply when processing is necessary to comply with a legal obligation or an active legal relationship.

Cookies and automatically collected information

The site uses a technical session cookie required to protect the form and temporarily preserve validation messages. See the cookie policy for more information.

Security

We apply reasonable administrative and technical measures to limit access, validate requests and protect information. No internet-connected system can guarantee zero risk. Relevant incidents will be addressed through reasonable containment and communication measures.

Changes to this notice

Changes will be published at this same address. The update date identifies the current version. When a change requires new consent, it will be requested before applying the new purpose.