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ebm-papst Mulfingen GmbH & Co. KG
Bach­mühle 2
D-74673 Mulfingen
Germany
Phone: +49 7938 81-0
Fax: +49 7938 81-110
info1@de.ebmpapst.com
www.ebmpapst.com

Limited Part­ner­ship
Head­quar­ters Mulfingen
Stuttgart County Court
HRA 590344

Comple­men­tary
Elek­trobau Mulfingen GmbH
Head­quar­ters Mulfingen
Stuttgart County Court
HRB 590142

Managing Direc­tors
Dr. Klaus Geiss­do­erfer (CEO)
Raymond Engel­brecht
Dr. Sonja Fleis­cher
Hans Peter Fuchs
Harald Klaiber
Frank Mayer
Thomas Nuern­berger
Prof. Dr.-Ing Tomas Smetana

VAT ID No. in accor­dance with § 27a of the German Value Added Tax Act
DE 146279934

Respon­sible for the content according to § 18 Abs. 2 MStV (German State Media Treaty):
Kai Halter
Bach­mühle 2
74673 Mulfingen
Germany

Liability clause
Although we have taken the greatest possible care in checking their contents, we cannot be liable for the contents of external links. The oper­a­tors of linked sites have sole respon­si­bility for their content.

Concept, layout, real­iza­tion
Die Maga­ziniker GmbH
Fuch­seck­straße 7
70188 Stuttgart
Phone: 0711 396 35-0
post@magaziniker.de
www.magaziniker.de

 

Privacy policy

As at: January 2023

The ebm‑papst Group thanks you for visiting our websites and for your interest in our company and our prod­ucts. We take the protec­tion of your private sphere very seri­ously. We at ebm‑papst consider it to be part of the company’s respon­si­bility to protect infor­ma­tion and data with which the company has been entrusted. To provide you with the assur­ance you require when visiting our websites, we strictly observe the legal regu­la­tions with regard to the processing of your personal data. You will find detailed infor­ma­tion on how we handle your data in the following.

1. Who is respon­sible for processing your data?

ebm‑papst Mulfingen GmbH & Co. KG, Bach­mühle 2, 74673 Mulfingen is respon­sible for processing your data when you visit this website.

You can contact the data protec­tion officer at ebm‑papst Mulfingen GmbH & Co. KG at the above-mentioned postal address, for the atten­tion of the data protec­tion officer, and by sending an e-mail to: datenschutz-epm@de.ebmpapst.com.

2. When does ebm‑papst gather data about you?

We gather a certain amount of data to enable us to provide you with content appro­priate to your needs. You can visit our websites without having to divulge any personal details. Only tech­nical access data is stored in so-called server log files, including the name of the file requested, the date and time of the query, the volume of data trans­mitted and the provider making the inquiry, for example. This data is eval­u­ated solely for the purpose of ensuring trouble-free oper­a­tion of the site and to improve the content.

Specif­i­cally, we gather personal data

  • On regis­tra­tion for indi­vidual customer access
  • From online job appli­ca­tions
  • From subscrip­tions to our Newsletter
  • In contact and service inquiry forms
  • On regis­tra­tion for webi­nars with a form
  • On regis­tra­tion for postal deliv­eries of any kind with a form
  • From e-mail/­phone corre­spon­dence
  • In connec­tion with regis­tra­tions for webi­nars, company events, trade fairs and other events
  • When holding company events and trade fairs, in the form of photos and videos
  • During the devel­op­ment of busi­ness rela­tion­ships or when you express interest in our prod­ucts and services

In partic­ular, the data involved include:

  • Essen­tial data required to perform and provide services (e.g. name and address, e-mail address, phone number)
  • Data relating to payments
  • Corre­spon­dence (e.g. paper or e-mail corre­spon­dence with you)
  • Adver­tising and sales data (e.g. invi­ta­tions to trade fairs or infor­ma­tion about new and poten­tially inter­esting offers)
  • Data in connec­tion with your use of the website
  • Date in connec­tion with third-party tools (e.g. chats)

Specif­i­cally, we don’t gather personal data

  • from users of the Xplore app, as well as any data from usage of the ARKit, TrueDepth or any other APIs. These APIs are only used to provide specific func­tion­ality to the app.

The partic­ular data gath­ered in each case can be seen from the applic­able input forms. We use the data you enter for contract perfor­mance, for the provi­sion of services and for processing your inquiries.

3. For what purposes does ebm‑papst use the data?

3.1 For the fulfill­ment of contrac­tual oblig­a­tions (Art. 6 Para. 1 Point b GDPR)

Through the use of your data, ebm‑papst aspires to provide you with the best possible service. We have a respon­sible atti­tude towards handling your data. For example, we use your data

  • For processing your service requests
  • For making offers and processing orders and deliv­eries
  • To send you our e-mail Newsletter if you have ordered it

3.2 In connec­tion with the weighing of inter­ests (Art. 6 Para. 1 Point f GDPR)

We may also use your data in the context of a weighing of inter­ests to safe­guard the legit­i­mate (gener­ally economic) inter­ests of our company or of third parties; wher­ever possible the data will be processed in pseu­do­nymized or anonymized form. This is done for the following purposes, among others:

  • Moni­toring, opti­miza­tion and further enhance­ment of services and prod­ucts
  • Adver­tising activ­i­ties, market and opinion research
  • Invi­ta­tions to trade fairs and other events
  • Providing infor­ma­tion about new and poten­tially inter­esting offers and prod­ucts
  • Asser­tion of legal claims and defense in the case of legal disputes
  • Detec­tion, preven­tion and pros­e­cu­tion of crim­inal offenses
  • To guar­antee the secu­rity and oper­a­tional reli­a­bility of our IT systems

3.3 By reason of your consent (Art. 6 Para. 1 Point a GDPR)

Insofar as you have given your consent for us to process your data, the respec­tive consent forms the legal basis for the processing covered by the consent. This applies in partic­ular to any consent to tele­phone or e-mail marketing you may have granted.

You can with­draw your consent at any time with effect for the future. It is possible to unsub­scribe from the Newsletter at any time, either by sending a message to the above-mentioned contact addresses or using a link provided for this purpose in the Newsletter.

3.4 For the fulfill­ment of legal oblig­a­tions (Art. 6 Para. 1 Point c GDPR)

We are bound by various legal oblig­a­tions, e.g. legal oblig­a­tions to preserve busi­ness records.

4. Contests

When you take part in one of our contests, we will process the following personal data: First and last name, salu­ta­tion, date of birth, e-mail address, postal address. We process the personal data of partic­i­pants in order to carry out contests; this includes confirming your eligi­bility to partic­i­pate and selecting and informing the winners. If we do not gather the afore­men­tioned infor­ma­tion, neither partic­i­pa­tion in the contest nor noti­fi­ca­tion in the event of a win are possible. We also process partic­i­pant addresses in order to be able to pursue possible copy­right infringe­ments asso­ci­ated with photo uploads. Winners will be noti­fied by e-mail after comple­tion of the contest.

Data processing takes place exclu­sively for the purpose of conducting the contest. Thus the legal basis for processing personal data to fulfill this oblig­a­tion is Article 6 (1) (b) of the GDPR.

We analyze the results of contests in order to measure the effi­ciency and rele­vance of campaigns. We assess the effec­tive­ness of contests in order to improve our marketing activ­i­ties on an ongoing basis in your interest and to plan new campaigns. The legal basis for the described data processing is Article 6 (1) (f) of the GDPR (weighing of inter­ests, based on our interest in assessing the effec­tive­ness of contests).

Should we be informed of a copy­right infringe­ment, we need your data in order to take action against it. The legal basis for the described data processing is Article 6 (1) (f) of the GDPR (weighing of inter­ests, based on the interest in pros­e­cuting possible copy­right infringe­ments).

After comple­tion of the contest, your data which was processed by us for the purposes of the contest will as a rule be deleted within 30 days. However, so that we can pros­e­cute possible copy­right infringe­ments of which we are noti­fied, we will store your data relating to photo compe­ti­tions for a year.

5. Passing-on of your data

Your data will only ever be used to the extent required. If neces­sary, your data may be passed on within the ebm‑papst Group. Insofar as external service providers are involved in the oper­a­tion of this website (hosting providers), the external service providers will only be given access to your data to the extent neces­sary for them to be able to perform their tasks and func­tions.

Insofar as these service providers process your data outside the Euro­pean Union, this may result in your data being trans­mitted to a country that does not apply the same privacy protec­tion stan­dards as the Euro­pean Union. In such cases we will ensure that the recip­i­ents of your data guar­antee a level of privacy protec­tion equiv­a­lent to that of the Euro­pean Union, either by contrac­tual means or in some other form. 

6. Secu­rity of your data

As a safe­guard, your data will be trans­mitted in encrypted form (SSL / HTTPS), using the latest secure encryp­tion tech­niques. We also employ tech­nical and orga­ni­za­tional means to secure our websites and other systems to prevent the loss, destruc­tion, accessing, manip­u­la­tion, and distri­b­u­tion of your data by unau­tho­rized persons. When­ever possible, we use pseu­do­nymized or anonymized data.

7. Why does this website use cookies?

On various pages we employ cookies to make our website attrac­tive to visit and to permit the use of certain func­tions. These are small text files that are stored on your end device. Some of the cookies we use (so-called session cookies) are deleted again at the end of the browser session, in other words when you close your browser. Other cookies remain on your end device and enable us to recog­nize your browser on your next visit (persis­tent cookies). You can adjust your browser settings so that you are informed about the place­ment of cookies and can decide on a case-to-case basis whether to accept these, or to refuse the accep­tance of cookies in certain cases or in general. The func­tion­ality of our website may be restricted in the event of non-accep­tance of cookies.

8. Analyt­ical web services from Google (Universal) Analytics

This website uses Google (Universal) Analytics, an analyt­ical web service provided by Google Inc. (www.google.de). Google (Universal) Analytics employs methods that permit analysis of how you use the website, including so-called “cookies”, text files that are stored on your computer, for example. The infor­ma­tion gener­ated on your use of this website is gener­ally trans­mitted to a Google server in the USA, where it is stored. Through acti­va­tion of IP anonymiza­tion on this website, the IP address will be abbre­vi­ated prior to trans­mis­sion within the members states of the Euro­pean Union or in other states that are party to the Agree­ment on the Euro­pean Economic Area. Only in excep­tional cases will the full IP address be trans­mitted to a Google server in the USA and abbre­vi­ated there. No connec­tion will be estab­lished between the anonymized IP address trans­mitted by your browser when using Google Analytics and other Google data.

You can prevent the gath­ering of the data gener­ated by the cookie and relating to your use of the website (incl. your IP address) at Google, as well as processing of this data by Google, by clicking this link to prevent future data acqui­si­tion by Google Analytics on this website. An opt-out cookie will then be stored on your end device. If you delete your cookies, you have to click the link again.

Alter­na­tively you can install a browser plug-in that prevents the gath­ering and processing of the cookie data by Google. You can down­load the browser plug-in here: https://tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout

9. Use of Google Ads

Our website makes use of Google conver­sion tracking. If you have accessed our website via an adver­tise­ment placed by Google, Google Ads will place a cookie on your computer. The conver­sion tracking cookie is placed when a user clicks an adver­tise­ment placed by Google. These cookies become invalid after 30 days and do not serve the purpose of personal iden­ti­fi­ca­tion. If a user visits certain pages of our website and the cookie has not yet expired, we and Google can detect that the user has clicked the adver­tise­ment and has been re-directed to this page. Every Google Ads customer is given a different cookie. Cookies can there­fore not be tracked via the websites of Ads customers. The infor­ma­tion obtained with the help of the conver­sion cookie is used to produce conver­sion statis­tics for Ads customers who have decided to use conver­sion tracking. The customers are informed of the total number of users who have clicked their adver­tise­ment and been re-directed to a page provided with a conver­sion tracking tag. They do not however receive any infor­ma­tion with which users can be person­ally iden­ti­fied.

If you do not wish to partic­i­pate in tracking, you can refuse place­ment of the cookie required for this – for instance by making a browser setting that deac­ti­vates the auto­matic placing of cookies in general or by setting your browser such that cookies from the domain “googleleadservices.com” are blocked. Please note that you must not delete the opt-out cookies for as long as you want to avoid the recording of measure­ment data. If you have deleted all your cookies in the browser, you will have to set the corre­sponding opt-out cookie again.

10. Use of Google remar­keting

This website uses the Google Inc. remar­keting func­tion. The purpose of this func­tion is to present visi­tors to the website with adver­tise­ments related to their inter­ests within the scope of the Google adver­tising network. A so-called “cookie” is stored in the browser of the visitor to the website. This makes it possible to recog­nize the visitor on calling up websites belonging to the Google adver­tising network. On these websites, the visitor can be presented with adver­tise­ments relating to content previ­ously called up by the visitor on websites that use the Google remar­keting func­tion. Google states that it does not capture any personal data during this action. If you do not want the Google remar­keting func­tion, you can however deac­ti­vate it by making the rele­vant settings at https://adssettings.google.com/anonymous. Alter­na­tively, you can deac­ti­vate the use of cookies for interest-based adver­tising via the Network Adver­tising Initia­tive by following the instruc­tions at https://www.networkadvertising.org/managing/opt_out.asp. Further infor­ma­tion on Google remar­keting and the Google privacy policy is avail­able at: https://policies.google.com/technologies/ads.

11. Use of Google web fonts

External Google Fonts are incor­po­rated into our websites to be sure of obtaining a graph­i­cally appealing presen­ta­tion. Google Fonts is a service provided by Google Inc. (“Google”). These web fonts are incor­po­rated via a server request, usually to a Google server in the USA. In doing so, infor­ma­tion on which of our websites you have visited is trans­mitted to the server. The IP address of the visitor to these websites is addi­tion­ally stored by Google. The fonts are stored in the cache of your browser, thus preventing multiple loading. This has a posi­tive effect on the speed at which our websites are loaded.

Further details can be found in the Google privacy policy, avail­able at: https://policies.google.com/privacy.

12. Use of Google Maps

Our websites use Google Maps to visu­ally present geograph­ical infor­ma­tion. On using Google Maps, Google Inc. also captures, processes and makes use of data on the utiliza­tion of the map func­tions by visi­tors. Further infor­ma­tion on data processing by Google can be found at: https://policies.google.com/privacy.

13. Use of YouTube videos

YouTube videos are embedded in some of our websites. The corre­sponding plug-ins are oper­ated by YouTube, LLC, 901 Cherry Ave., San Bruno, CA 94066, USA. If you visit a site with the YouTube plug-in, a link is estab­lished with the YouTube servers. This informs YouTube about the sites you visit. If you are logged into your YouTube account, YouTube can assign your surfing behavior to you person­ally. You can avoid this by logging out of your YouTube account before­hand. On starting a YouTube video, the provider inserts cookies that gather infor­ma­tion on user behavior. If you have deac­ti­vated the storage of cookies for the Google Ad program, you will not have to expect any such cookies when viewing YouTube videos either. YouTube does however store non-person­al­ized usage infor­ma­tion in other cookies as well. If you wish to prevent this, you have to block the storage of cookies in the browser. Further infor­ma­tion on “YouTube” privacy protec­tion can be found in the privacy policy of the provider at: https://policies.google.com/privacy.

14. Use of social plug-ins

14.1 Social media buttons

On our website we offer you the option of using so-called “social media buttons”. These buttons are only incor­po­rated into the website in the form of a graphic containing a link to the corre­sponding website of the button provider. On clicking the graphic you will thus be re-directed to the services of the providers concerned. Only then will your data be trans­mitted to the providers concerned. No exchange will take place between you and the providers of the social media buttons if you do not click the graphic. Infor­ma­tion on the capture and use of your data on social media can be found in the usage condi­tions of the corre­sponding providers.

We have incor­po­rated the social media buttons of the following compa­nies into our website:

Face­book Inc. (1601 S. Cali­fornia Ave – Palo Alto – CA 94304 – USA)
Twitter Inc. (795 Folsom St. – Suite 600 – San Fran­cisco – CA 94107 – USA)
XING AG (Gänse­markt 43 – 20354 Hamburg – Germany)
LinkedIn Corpo­ra­tion (1000 W Maude – Sunny­vale – CA 94085 – USA)

14.2 LinkedIn Insight Tag

This website uses the LinkedIn Insight Tag from the LinkedIn Corpo­ra­tion, 1000 W Maude – Sunny­vale – CA 94085 – USA, to enable detailed campaign reporting. The LinkedIn Insight Tag enables data to be collected about visits to this website, including URL, referrer URL, IP address, device and browser prop­er­ties (user agent), and time stamps.

Members’ direct iden­ti­fiers are removed within seven days to pseu­do­nymize the data. This remaining pseu­do­nymized data is then deleted within 90 days.

LinkedIn does not share any person­ally iden­ti­fi­able infor­ma­tion with the owner of this website, but only provides reports and commu­ni­ca­tions (in which you are not iden­ti­fied) about website audi­ence and ad perfor­mance. LinkedIn also provides retar­geting for website visi­tors so that the website owner can use this data to display targeted adver­tising outside of its website without the member being iden­ti­fied. We also use data that does not iden­tify you to improve the rele­vance of ads and reach members across devices. Members of LinkedIn can control the use of their personal data for adver­tising purposes in their account settings: https://www.linkedin.com/psettings/advertising/actions-that-showed-interest

For more infor­ma­tion about the LinkedIn Insight Tag please visit https://www.linkedin.com/help/linkedin/answer/a420536/linkedin-conversion-trackingubersicht or see LinkedIn’s privacy policy at https://www.linkedin.com/legal/privacy-policy

14.3 Face­book Pixel

We are using the “Face­book pixel” from the social network Face­book, which is oper­ated by Face­book Inc., 1601 South Cali­fornia Avenue, Palo Alto, CA 94304, USA, or, if you are located in the EU, Face­book Ireland Ltd., 4 Grand Canal Square, Grand Canal Harbour, Dublin 2, Ireland, (“Face­book”), on our website. The Face­book pixel enables Face­book to iden­tify you as part of the target group as a visitor to our website for the purpose of targeting adverts (“Face­book ads”). Accord­ingly, we use the Face­book pixel to target Face­book ads we have taken out only to Face­book users who have also shown an interest in our website or who have certain char­ac­ter­is­tics (e.g. interest in certain topics or prod­ucts deter­mined based on the websites visited) which we pass on to Face­book (“Custom Audi­ences”). Using the Face­book pixel, we also want to ensure that our Face­book ads match users’ poten­tial interest and are not irri­tating to them. Using the Face­book pixel, we can further under­stand the effec­tive­ness of the Face­book ads for statis­tical and market research purposes. In this process we can see whether users have been forwarded to our website after clicking on a Face­book ad (“conver­sion”). For this purpose, we only receive statis­tical data from Face­book that does not refer to a specific person. If you do not want Face­book to directly assign the collected infor­ma­tion to your Face­book user account, you can deac­ti­vate the Custom Audi­ences remar­keting func­tion here: www.facebook.com/settings?tab=ads]. To do this, you must be logged onto Face­book. Face­book privacy policy: https://www.facebook.com/policy.php

The legal basis for the use of Face­book pixel is your consent in the context of cookie infor­ma­tion. If you consent to it, the collec­tion, storage, and analysis of your personal data takes place according to Art. 6(1)(2)(a) GDPR. Of course, you can also revoke your consent at any time in the cookie settings section at the bottom left on the screen on our website via the widget.

15. Use of cookies – Aumago GmbH

We work together with Aumago GmbH, a provider of web analytics and target group marketing. Aumago uses so-called cookies, a text file that is stored in the browser of the computer and captures/contains anony­mous usage data. Usage profiles can be created under a pseu­donym from these data. Personal data is however not gath­ered. Any IP addresses recorded are stored in anonymized form by deleting the last number block, and are not combined with the cookies. The cookies are either Aumago cookies or cookies from service providers used by Aumago, such as krux digital Inc., Google Inc. etc. Users can delete the cookies directly in their browser at any time. Aumago uses this data to eval­uate usage of the website by visi­tors and for the purpose of usage-based online adver­tising (OBA).

16. Use of tools at virtual fairs

We use the tools of the following compa­nies at virtual trade fairs and on our event plat­form (dxp.ebmpapst.com). Partic­i­pa­tion in a virtual event is only possible as a regis­tered user. By participating/registering on an event plat­form, you agree to the use of the tools and eval­u­a­tion of the use of the plat­form on a user basis (analytics):

Infor­ma­tion on the capture and use of your data can be found in the privacy poli­cies and usage condi­tions of the corre­sponding providers.

17. Hotjar

We use Hotjar to better under­stand the needs of our users, and to opti­mize our offering and user expe­ri­ence on this website. Hotjar’s tech­nology helps us gain a better under­standing of our users’ expe­ri­ences (e.g. how much time users spend on which pages, which links they click on, what they like and don’t like, etc.) and this helps us tailor our offering to our users’ feed­back. Hotjar uses cookies and other tech­nolo­gies to collect data about the behavior of our users and their terminal devices, in partic­ular, the device’s IP address (collected and stored only in anonymized form during your website use), screen size, device type (unique device iden­ti­fiers), infor­ma­tion about the browser used, loca­tion (country only), and preferred language for displaying our website. Hotjar stores this infor­ma­tion on our behalf in a pseu­do­nymized user profile. Hotjar is contrac­tu­ally prohib­ited from selling the data collected on our behalf.

For more infor­ma­tion, see the ‘About Hotjar’ section on Hotjar’s help page.

18. Use of Sales­force Pardot

For carrying out marketing activ­i­ties, for analysis purposes and for addressing users in a way that is specific to target groups, on our website we use the Marketing Automa­tion Tool from Sales­force Pardot (Pardot LLC, 950 E. Paces Ferry Rd. Suite 3300 Atlanta, GA 30326 USA – a company of Sales­force)  – here­inafter referred to as “Pardot”.  

The system’s compo­nents inte­grated into our online offer (e.g. forms, e-mail dispatch) use “first-party cookies”, which are stored on the user’s computer and which enable us to analyze the use of the website. Pardot will use the data and infor­ma­tion obtained via our website on our behalf to analyze the user behavior of the data subject who has used our website. Pardot will also use the data to compile reports on user activ­i­ties on our behalf and to provide other services for our company that are related to the use of our website. Certain usage data is linked to you and stored in our system. This enables us to provide you with infor­ma­tion and offers tailored specif­i­cally to your inter­ests. In partic­ular, the following infor­ma­tion is compiled: Host name, geograph­ical loca­tion, type of browser, dura­tion of visit and page accessed. 

Newslet­ters sent with Pardot contain web beacons. These are tiny graphics that allow analysis of user behavior, such as opening and reading e-mails and clicking on links. This enables us to make the content we offer more rele­vant and inter­esting for you.

If you have consented to setting statis­tics and person­al­iza­tion cookies, the legal basis for the collec­tion, storage and eval­u­a­tion of your personal data is based on your consent pursuant to Art. 6 (1) sentence 1 (a) GDPR. 

You can perma­nently prevent or delete cookies being set by our website at any time using a rele­vant setting on the Internet browser used. 

Users can find further infor­ma­tion on data protec­tion in Pardot’s privacy notice https://www.salesforce.com/eu/gdpr/pardot/.

19. When will your data be deleted?

We delete your personal data as soon as it is no longer needed for the afore­men­tioned purposes. As soon as your personal data is no longer needed for the afore­men­tioned purposes, it will be blocked from further use and deleted at the end of the reten­tion periods stip­u­lated by tax law and commer­cial law, insofar as you have not expressly consented to further utiliza­tion of your data or as we reserve the right to data utiliza­tion after said reten­tion periods in a way permitted by law and described in this privacy policy. What are your privacy protec­tion rights?

20. What are your privacy protec­tion rights?

Subject to the applic­able legal prereq­ui­sites, you have the right of access (Art. 15 GDPR), recti­fi­ca­tion (Art. 16 GDPR), erasure (Art. 17 GDPR), restric­tion of processing (Art. 18 GDPR) and data porta­bility (Art. 20 GDPR) vis-à-vis ebm‑papst. You also have the right to lodge a complaint with a super­vi­sory authority (Art. 77 GDPR).

If you have given ebm‑papst your consent, you can with­draw this at any time with effect for the future.

Insofar as ebm‑papst processes your data in the context of a weighing of inter­ests, you can object to such processing. If you lodge a protest, your data will no longer be processed, unless the company respon­sible can furnish proof of compelling legit­i­mate grounds for processing that outweigh your inter­ests, rights and liber­ties, or insofar as processing serves the purpose of asserting, exer­cising or defending legal claims.

21.  Matomo

This website uses Matomo for web analytics. For this, “cookies” send text files, user activity logs (including a log of your abbre­vi­ated IP address) to the server and stored them for user analytics after anonymi­sa­tion. The infor­ma­tion about the website usage gener­ated by the cookie will not be passed on to third parties. You can block the instal­la­tion of cookies by changing a setting in your browser soft­ware; however, please be aware that, if you block cookies, you might not have full utiliza­tion to all func­tion­al­i­ties of this website. If you do not want to consent to the storage and analysis of the user infor­ma­tion gener­ated, you can opt out as described below. In that case, your browser will store a deac­ti­va­tion cookie which prevents Matomo from gath­ering any data on your session what­so­ever.

Atten­tion: Deleting your cookies will also delete your deac­ti­va­tion cookie, which means you will have to save a new one.

You may choose to prevent this website from aggre­gating and analyzing the actions you take here. Doing so will protect your privacy, but will also prevent the owner from learning from your actions and creating a better expe­ri­ence for you and other users.