Privacy Notice
Contact Details
Enquiries relating to your personal data or this privacy policy should be directed to or the address provided in the legal notice (Impressum).
Data storage when contacting us
When you contact us (e.g. via email or telephone), your data will be processed to answer the enquiry and thus on the basis of the legal ground of “performance of a contract” under the GDPR. Your details may be stored in a Customer Relationship Management or similar system for address management. However, we only store your contact details if it is foreseeable that we will communicate with you more frequently in the future, not just to answer a one-off enquiry.
The enquiries (and your contact details) will be deleted as soon as storage is no longer necessary and there are no statutory archiving obligations preventing this. Should a customer relationship arise from your enquiry, this is the case after 7 years after termination of contract, otherwise usually after one year.
Privacy Policy for our Website
Transport encryption
The communication of your browser with our web server is exclusively transport-encrypted using current TLS protocols.
Log files
All accesses are logged in server log files. This information does not allow us to draw any conclusions about you personally, but is essential for technical reasons for the delivery and presentation of our content. Typical log file contents are the date and time of access, the amount of data, the browser used for access and its version, the operating system used, the domain name of the provider you commissioned, the page from which you came to our offer (referrer URL) and your IP address. Log files also enable a precise check in the event of suspected illegal use of our services.
The legal basis for this storage is the legitimate interest in protecting our offer from misuse.
This site is hosted in a storage zone at bunny CDN. Thus, for technical reasons, the log files are also available to bunny themselves.
The log files are kept for 3 days and then deleted. Transmission to third parties only takes place by official order or if it is necessary for law enforcement purposes.
Your rights under the General Data Protection Regulation
Information, deletion, restriction, rectification, right to object, data portability
Within the meaning of the GDPR, you have, among other things, the right to information about the personal data stored by us about you as well as the origin, the recipient and the purpose of data collection and data processing.
An informal email to the address given above is sufficient. To prevent misuse, we reserve the right to verify your identity before complying with your request.
You also have the right to request the rectification, restriction or deletion of your data or to object to the processing. Excluded from this is data that must be kept due to legal regulations or is required for proper business transactions as well as for the assertion or defence of legal claims. So that a data block can be implemented at any time, data is kept in a lock file for control purposes. If data is not covered by a statutory archiving obligation, we will delete your data at your request. If the archiving obligation applies, we will block your data.
For all questions and concerns regarding the rectification, blocking or deletion of personal data, please contact the email address mentioned above or the address mentioned in the legal notice.
Right to lodge a complaint
Should we not comply with your rights as a data subject in accordance with the GDPR, you have the right to lodge a complaint with the competent authority (in Austria this is the Data Protection Authority).
Objection to promotional emails
Within the framework of the statutory obligation to provide a legal notice, we must publish our contact details. These are sometimes used by third parties to send unwanted advertising and information. We hereby object to any sending of advertising material of any kind not expressly authorised by us. We also expressly reserve the right to take legal action against the unwanted and unsolicited sending of advertising material. This applies in particular to so-called spam emails, spam letters and spam faxes. We point out that the unauthorised transmission of advertising material can touch upon competition law, civil law and criminal law offences. Spam emails and spam faxes in particular can lead to high claims for damages if they disrupt business operations by overflowing mailboxes or fax machines.