Privacy policy

This English version is provided for convenience. The German version is legally binding.

The protection of your personal data matters to me. Below I explain which data is processed when you visit this website, for what purpose and what rights you have.

1. Controller

The controller within the meaning of the Datenschutz-Grundverordnung (DSGVO, General Data Protection Regulation – GDPR) is:

If you have any questions about data protection, you can contact this address directly at any time.

2. General information on data processing

I process personal data only to the extent necessary to provide this website and my services, or where you have given your consent. Personal data is not sold.

Depending on the processing, the legal bases are:

• Art. 6(1)(a) GDPR – your consent (e.g. non-essential cookies, embedded third-party services)
• Art. 6(1)(b) GDPR – initiation or performance of a contract (e.g. appointment booking, enquiry)
• Art. 6(1)(f) GDPR – legitimate interest (e.g. secure and stable provision of the website, cookie-free audience measurement)

3. Hosting, server log files and data backup

This website is hosted by:

SiteGround operates its servers on Google Cloud infrastructure. The server location used for this website is Eemshaven (Netherlands) and is therefore within the European Union. A data processing agreement pursuant to Art. 28 GDPR is in place with SiteGround.

When the website is accessed, data transmitted by your browser is automatically recorded in so-called server log files: IP address, date and time of access, name and URL of the file retrieved, amount of data transferred, browser and operating system used, and the previously visited page (referrer URL).

I cannot attribute this data to any specific person. It is processed on the basis of Art. 6(1)(f) GDPR for the purpose of secure operation and error analysis. The log files are deleted automatically after a short period.

Data backup

A complete backup of this website is created daily. It also includes the database and therefore the data referred to in sections 5 to 8. The backups are stored in two locations: on the web space of this website with the host named above, and in my business cloud storage on Google Drive (Google Workspace).

The provider of the cloud storage is Google Ireland Limited, Gordon House, Barrow Street, Dublin 4, Ireland. A data processing agreement is in place with Google; the Google Workspace data processing terms apply. Processing by Google LLC in the USA cannot be entirely ruled out; Google LLC is certified under the EU-US Data Privacy Framework.

Purpose: ability to restore in the event of a failure. Legal basis: Art. 6(1)(f) GDPR (legitimate interest in an operationally secure website) in conjunction with Art. 32 GDPR. Storage period: older backups are deleted automatically; only a limited number are retained.

Security measures

To protect this website against unauthorised access, I use protection mechanisms provided by my host, including securing the login area and detecting automated attacks. In doing so, IP addresses of failed login attempts and changes in the administration area are logged.

Purpose: defence against attacks and traceability of security-relevant events. Legal basis: Art. 6(1)(f) GDPR. Storage period: these logs are deleted automatically after a short period.

4. Cookies and consent management

This website uses cookies. Essential cookies are required for operation and are set without consent (Art. 6(1)(f) GDPR); these also include technical cookies of the caching and optimisation solutions used. All other cookies and comparable technologies are set only with your consent (Art. 6(1)(a) GDPR, § 165(3) TKG 2021 (Austrian Telecommunications Act 2021)).

To manage your consent, I use Real Cookie Banner (devowl.io GmbH, Germany). It stores your decision so that it is taken into account on further visits, and documents it as proof pursuant to Art. 7(1) GDPR. The following is stored: a random identifier, your selection, the time and version of the banner, and a truncated IP address. You can withdraw or adjust your consent at any time via the Cookie settings; the same link is also available in the footer of every page. Which cookies are set in detail, for what purpose and for how long, is explained in the Cookie policy.

4a. Anonymous counting of the self-assessments

On the pages Sales check, Project check, Transformation check, Change readiness check, Decision check, Mandate check and Leadership check, and on their German versions (Vertriebscheck, Projektcheck, Transformationscheck, Change-Check, Entscheidungscheck, Mandatscheck, Führungscheck), you can respond to statements and immediately receive an evaluation. The evaluation is generated entirely in your browser. Your answers are not transmitted to me and are not stored – unless you send me your result yourself via the form described in section 5a.

To see whether and how these self-assessments are used, I anonymously count whether a self-assessment was started, abandoned or completed. The following is stored on the server of this website: the time, which self-assessment it is and in which language version (German or English) it was opened, how many statements were answered, how long a complete run took, which of the three result levels the result falls into, which follow-up option was chosen afterwards (share, print, first conversation, another self-assessment), and the name of the website you came from – for example linkedin.com.

Not stored: your individual answers, your IP address, your browser identifier or any form of recognition. So that the events of a single run can be linked to one another, your browser generates a random number. This exists exclusively in the working memory of the open page and is deleted as soon as you close the tab. No cookie is set and no storage on your device is accessed.

To protect against misuse of the counter, your IP address is briefly converted into an irreversible checksum; this checksum is used exclusively to limit the number of reports per hour and expires automatically after one hour. The IP address itself is never stored.

The legal basis is Art. 6(1)(f) GDPR. My legitimate interest is to see whether the self-assessments offered are being used and where they need to be improved. As no personal data is created, no consent is required; there is no access to your device within the meaning of § 165(3) TKG (Austrian Telecommunications Act).

Storage period: the count values are deleted automatically after 24 months. They are not passed on to third parties, not combined with other data sources and not used for advertising purposes.

Your rights: as the count values are collected anonymously and cannot be linked to you, I can neither attribute them to you nor provide information on, or delete, them individually. For all other processing on this website, your rights under section 11 apply without restriction.

A detailed explanation in plain language can be found at the bottom of the Self-assessments page.

4b. Audience measurement with Matomo (without cookies)

To understand how this website is used, I use the web analytics software Matomo. Matomo runs exclusively on the server of this website in the EU; no data is transmitted to the manufacturer or to any other third party. I deliberately operate Matomo without cookies: no cookie is set, nor is the storage of your device accessed in any other way. There is therefore no access within the meaning of § 165(3) TKG 2021 (Austrian Telecommunications Act 2021), and no consent is required.

The following is processed: the page accessed and its title, the time of access, the previously visited page (referrer), browser and operating system, device type, screen resolution, language setting, outbound links clicked and files downloaded, and your IP address in truncated form. The IP address is truncated by the last two bytes before storage (pattern: 192.168.xxx.xxx); the full address is not stored. Only an approximate geographical location can be derived from the truncated address.

Without cookies, Matomo cannot reliably recognise returning visitors; no user profile is created across several visits. Logged-in administrators of this website are not recorded.

Purpose: statistical analysis of usage in order to improve the content and structure of this website and to identify errors. Legal basis: Art. 6(1)(f) GDPR. My legitimate interest lies in audience measurement and improving the offering; by not using cookies and truncating the IP address, the intrusion into your rights is kept as low as technically possible. Storage period: the individual visit data is deleted automatically after 180 days; thereafter only aggregated statistics without any personal reference remain.

Objection: you can object to this measurement at any time (Art. 21 GDPR). To do so, open the privacy settings via the link in the footer and switch off the service “Matomo (ohne Cookies)” (Matomo without cookies); your choice is stored there. Alternatively, an informal message to office@slotta.at is sufficient.

4c. Page counting and feedback

On this website I anonymously measure which pages are accessed and whether visitors click on anything there. In addition, you can give me brief feedback at the bottom of every page. These are two separate data sets that are not linked to one another.

Anonymous page counting

The following is recorded: the page accessed and its subject area, the time, the time spent on the page, the scroll depth, the device type (computer or mobile device), the type of action triggered (for example a click on “Erstgespräch” (first conversation)), and the host name of the referring page. Each page visit is assigned a random identifier that is created exclusively in your browser’s working memory and disappears when the tab is closed.

Not recorded: your IP address, your browser identifier, cookies or any characteristic that would make you recognisable across several visits.

The purpose is to improve this website. The legal basis is my legitimate interest pursuant to Art. 6(1)(f) GDPR in offering understandable and useful content. The data is deleted after 24 months.

Your feedback

If you click “Ja” (yes), “Teilweise” (partly) or “Nein” (no), this answer is stored together with the page and the time. The free-text field is optional. If you enter personal data there, it will be stored as well – please only do so if you intend to.

If you would like a personal reply, you can voluntarily leave your email address. I use it exclusively for this one reply. You will not be added to the newsletter and your address will not be passed on to third parties. The legal basis is Art. 6(1)(b) or (f) GDPR. Feedback is deleted after 36 months.

Display when leaving the page

On some pages, this question appears as a pop-up window when you leave. To ensure you see it no more than once per visit, a purely technical value is stored in your browser’s session storage (sessionStorage). It contains no personal data and is deleted as soon as you close the tab.

Notice line below the page header

A narrow notice line may appear below the page header, for example about a current date or, if you came to this website via LinkedIn, about a suitable next step. Your browser recognises whether you came via LinkedIn from the referring address or from an addition to the address you opened (utm_source). So that the line does not reappear on every page and stays closed once you close it, your browser stores a purely technical value in its session storage (sessionStorage). It contains no personal data, does not leave your browser and is deleted as soon as you close the tab.

Notice window “Shall we stay in touch?”

From the third page viewed during a visit, or on a return visit within 30 days, a notice window may appear at the bottom right. It offers to save my contact details as an electronic business card or to subscribe to the newsletter “Klartext”. Section 8 applies to a subscription (confirmation procedure via Brevo).

So that the window does not reappear on every visit, your browser stores a few purely technical values in its local storage (localStorage and sessionStorage): the time of your last visit, the number of pages viewed during this visit and whether you closed the window or used one of the offers. These values contain no identifier, do not leave your browser and are not transmitted to me. You can delete them at any time via your browser settings; after 30 days (window closed) or 180 days (offer used) they are no longer taken into account.

I count anonymously, as a monthly total per subject area of the website, how often the window was displayed, closed or used – without IP address and without reference to you as a person. If you subscribe to the newsletter via the window, your IP address is briefly converted into an irreversible checksum to protect against misuse; it expires after one hour. The legal basis for the display, the storage in the browser and the counting is Art. 6(1)(f) GDPR; my legitimate interest is to offer interested readers a simple way to get in touch, to show the window as rarely as possible and to see whether this offer is taken up.

4d. Search function

This website offers a search function. What you enter in the search field is processed in order to show you matching pages. So that I can improve the offering, I analyse the search terms entered – above all searches that return no results.

For this purpose, the search term is stored on the server of this website together with the time and number of results, without IP address and without reference to you as a person. In addition, the audience measurement described in section 4b records the search term as part of the page view. Please do not enter any personal data in the search field.

If you open a result from the results list, the anonymous page counting (section 4c) additionally notes the search term for that page view; longer sequences of digits are removed. This shows me which results are helpful. Here, too, neither your IP address nor a cookie is used.

Purpose: displaying suitable results and identifying missing content. Legal basis: Art. 6(1)(f) GDPR; my legitimate interest lies in a functioning and improved website. Storage period: the stored search terms are deleted automatically after 12 months; section 4b applies to the audience measurement data.

5. Contact form

A form operated with the SureForms plugin is available on the contact page. The data is stored on the server of this website in the EU and transmitted to me by email; section 7 applies to the sending of this email.

The following is collected: first name, last name, academic title (optional), company and position (optional), phone number, email address and your message.

Purpose: handling your enquiry. Legal basis: Art. 6(1)(b) GDPR (pre-contractual measures) or Art. 6(1)(f) GDPR for general enquiries. Storage period: until your enquiry has been fully dealt with; beyond that only to the extent that statutory retention obligations apply.

5a. Self-assessments and requesting a first conversation

The self-assessments on this website evaluate your answers in your browser; nothing is transmitted to me in the process. What is counted anonymously is described in section 4a. After the Sales check and the Project check, and after their German versions (Vertriebscheck, Projektcheck), you can, however, send me your result via a form and request a first conversation. The form is available on the pages slotta.at/en/sales-check-evaluation and slotta.at/en/project-check-evaluation and on their German versions. It is operated with the SureForms plugin. Your result leaves your browser only when you submit this form.

Which data is processed

Mandatory are first name, last name, email address, your institution and your role, as well as your consent. Optional are salutation, title before the name, post-nominal letters and a question about the result.

Your self-assessment result is transmitted automatically: a result code that contains your twenty individual answers and from which the complete evaluation can be restored, the overall score as a percentage and in points, and the address of the page from which you submit the form; this address also contains the result code. This information is held in fields of the form that are not visible, so that you do not have to fill anything in again.

Procedure and confirmation of your address

After you submit the form, your request is stored on the server of this website in the EU and sent to me by email (office@slotta.at). At the same time, you receive an email at the address you provided. In it, I ask you to reply briefly and thereby confirm that the address belongs to you; a button in the email opens a ready-made reply to office@slotta.at for this purpose. Only after your reply will I send you suggested dates. This means nobody can enter your address and trigger post in your name. Section 7 applies to the sending of both emails.

Your data is not passed to the contact management of the sending service, nor are you added to the newsletter.

Purpose: sending suggested dates for a first conversation, preparing the conversation on the basis of your result and answering your question. Legal basis: Art. 6(1)(b) GDPR (pre-contractual measures taken at your request) and your consent pursuant to Art. 6(1)(a) GDPR, which you give in the form. You can withdraw your consent at any time with effect for the future, informally by writing to office@slotta.at; the lawfulness of the processing carried out until the withdrawal remains unaffected. Storage period: the form entry in the database of this website is deleted automatically after 90 days. I keep the emails relating to your request until your request has been fully dealt with; beyond that only to the extent that statutory retention obligations apply. Section 7 applies to the sending log, section 3 to the data backup.

6. Appointment booking (first conversation)

To arrange a first conversation, I use the LatePoint booking system. It runs on the server of this website in the EU; no data is transmitted to an external booking provider.

The data you provide is processed – in particular name, email address, phone number, preferred appointment and voluntary information about your concern – as well as technical data relating to the booking.

Information from the mandate check

On the Mandate check page and its German version Mandatscheck you can respond to seven statements and immediately receive an assessment. The responses are processed exclusively in your browser; no data is transmitted to me and no email address is requested. So that the assessment is not lost when you switch to the appointment booking, it is temporarily stored in your browser’s storage (session storage and local storage). This storage is necessary for the function you requested and contains no identifier by which you could be recognised. It is deleted as soon as the assessment has been transferred to the appointment booking or you restart the self-assessment; if it is not transferred, it is no longer used after two hours.

If you then open the appointment booking, the assessment is entered visibly in the comment field of the booking. You can see the full text there and can change or delete it before submitting the booking. Only when you submit the booking is it transmitted to me as part of your voluntary information and processed as described in this section. Purpose: preparation of the first conversation. Legal basis: Art. 6(1)(b) GDPR (pre-contractual measures).

Transfer to my appointment calendar

So that I can attend the agreed appointment and double bookings are ruled out, your booking is entered as an appointment in my business Google Calendar. The following is transferred: the service booked, date and time, as well as your name, email address, phone number and your voluntary information about your concern. Conversely, the booking system reads from this calendar the times at which I am already busy; the content of other appointments is not displayed on the website.

The provider is Google Ireland Limited, Gordon House, Barrow Street, Dublin 4, Ireland. A data processing agreement is in place with Google; the Google Workspace data processing terms apply. Processing by Google LLC in the USA cannot be entirely ruled out; Google LLC is certified under the EU-US Data Privacy Framework. If you do not wish this transfer to take place, please arrange the appointment informally by email or by phone.

Video conference (Google Meet)

By default, the first conversation takes place as a video conference via Google Meet. A Meet link is automatically generated for each booking and sent to you in the confirmation and in the calendar invitation. For this purpose, you are entered as a participant in the calendar entry; your email address is transmitted to Google in the process.

During the video conference, Google processes the data required for transmission, in particular video and audio signals, connection and device data, and your IP address. The conversation is not recorded.

The provider is Google Ireland Limited, Gordon House, Barrow Street, Dublin 4, Ireland. A data processing agreement is in place with Google; the Google Workspace data processing terms apply. Processing by Google LLC in the USA cannot be entirely ruled out; Google LLC is certified under the EU-US Data Privacy Framework.

Purpose: conducting the agreed conversation. Legal basis: Art. 6(1)(b) GDPR. Alternative: if you do not wish to have a video conference, a short message is sufficient – we will then hold the conversation by phone.

Purpose: conducting and managing the agreed appointment. Legal basis: Art. 6(1)(b) GDPR. Storage period: until the appointment has been completed; beyond that only within the scope of statutory retention obligations.

7. Email sending and logging

Confirmations, reminders and notifications sent by this website are delivered via the email service Brevo. The provider is Sendinblue GmbH, Köpenicker Straße 126, 10179 Berlin, Germany (parent company: Brevo SAS, Paris, France). Processing takes place on servers within the European Union. Brevo is a processor within the meaning of Art. 28 GDPR; the corresponding agreement forms part of the terms of use. The recipient address and the subject and content of the respective email are transmitted.

The links contained in these emails are routed by Brevo via a tracking server to record whether a message was opened and which link was clicked. This analysis is anonymised: opens and clicks are merely counted, but not attributed to any specific person or email address. I use this analysis exclusively to identify delivery problems – not to build profiles. Legal basis: Art. 6(1)(f) GDPR (legitimate interest in verifiable delivery). You can object to the analysis at any time informally by writing to office@slotta.at.

To ensure traceability of sending, outgoing emails are additionally logged in the database of this website (recipient address, subject, content, time and delivery status). These logs are deleted automatically after 30 days.

Purpose: reliable delivery and error analysis. Legal basis: Art. 6(1)(b) GDPR in connection with enquiries and bookings, otherwise Art. 6(1)(f) GDPR.

8. Newsletter “Klartext”

On the page slotta.at/en/klartext-newsletter/ you can subscribe to the newsletter “Klartext”. Subscription is voluntary and not linked to any other service.

Which data is processed

Your email address is mandatory. First name, last name and the selection of your topics of interest are optional; they are used for personal salutation and for the thematic selection of content. As proof of your consent, the time of subscription, the time of your confirmation and the IP address used are also stored. It is also recorded whether you subscribed via the German or the English version of the website, so that emails can be sent in the appropriate language.

Confirmation procedure (double opt-in)

After subscribing, you will receive an email with a confirmation link. Only when you click this link is your address added to the mailing list. If you do not confirm, the subscription does not take effect and the information is not used further.

Performance measurement

The newsletter contains a tracking pixel and individualised links. These record whether and when you opened an issue and which links you clicked. Unlike the transactional emails described in section 7, this analysis is linked to your subscription. It serves solely to align the content with actual interests and is expressly covered by your consent. No evaluation of you as a person and no disclosure to third parties takes place.

Sending service

Sending and management of the mailing list are handled via Brevo. The provider, server location and processing pursuant to Art. 28 GDPR are described in section 7; they apply equally to the newsletter.

Withdrawal and storage period

You can withdraw your consent at any time with effect for the future – via the unsubscribe link at the end of each issue or informally by writing to office@slotta.at. The lawfulness of the processing carried out until the withdrawal remains unaffected.

Purpose: sending and analysis of the newsletter. Legal basis: your consent pursuant to Art. 6(1)(a) GDPR in conjunction with § 174 TKG 2021 (Austrian Telecommunications Act 2021). Storage period: until withdrawal. Your address is then removed from the mailing list; proof of consent and withdrawal is retained beyond that for as long as required by the accountability obligation under Art. 5(2) GDPR.

8a. Requesting white papers and reading samples

On some pages you can request a white paper from the series “Klartext für Entscheider” or the reading sample of the book “Der Game Plan”. The request is voluntary and not linked to any other service.

Which data is processed

Your email address is mandatory. First name and last name are optional; they are used for personal salutation. As proof of your consent, the time of the request and the time of your confirmation are also stored. It is also recorded whether you made the request via the German or the English version of the website, so that emails can be sent in the appropriate language. The form submission is also stored in the database of this website and deleted there as soon as it is no longer needed as proof.

Confirmation procedure (double opt-in)

After submitting, you will receive an email with a confirmation link. Only when you click this link is your address added and you receive the requested paper. If you do not confirm, the request does not take effect and the information is not used further.

Two separate consents

Consent to receive the requested paper and consent to receive further analyses from practice are two separate items in the form. Anyone who requests only the paper receives only that and is not added to the newsletter.

Performance measurement

These emails record whether you open them and which links you click. This serves solely to improve the content and is covered by your consent. No evaluation of you as a person and no disclosure to third parties takes place.

Sending service

Sending and management of the mailing lists are handled via Brevo. The provider, server location and processing pursuant to Art. 28 GDPR are described in section 7; they apply equally here.

Access to the library

On the Library page, a single confirmation of your email address is enough for all papers offered there. The confirmation link is valid for 24 hours; an unconfirmed request is deleted by the website after seven days. After your confirmation the website sets two cookies in your browser:

• slo_bib – a signed check value proving that your address has been confirmed. It unlocks the downloads and cannot be read by scripts on the page.
• slo_bib_info – your email address, so that the page can show for which address access has been unlocked.

Both cookies are valid for 180 days and only for this device and this browser. They are only created when you request and confirm access yourself, and they are technically necessary for this function you asked for (§ 165(3) TKG 2021, Art. 6(1)(f) GDPR). With “Log out on this device” you delete both immediately. To prevent misuse, the website counts per IP address and per email address how often access is requested within one hour; for this, both are converted into an irreversible checksum that expires after one hour. I also count anonymously with Matomo how often access was requested and confirmed (section 4b). How often the individual papers are opened is counted by the website itself, without reference to you; Matomo additionally records the click on a download link anonymously.

Log of CV downloads

The library also contains my CV. When you open it via your unlocked access, the website stores your email address, the time of the download and the language version (German or English).

Why I do this: anyone reading my CV is usually considering working with me. The log shows me who takes a closer look at my background, so I can prepare a conversation properly. I do not use it to send you advertising by email without your consent, and I do not pass it on. It is kept only in the database of this website with my hosting provider (section 3); only I have access.

Legal basis: my legitimate interest pursuant to Art. 6(1)(f) GDPR in preparing enquiries about working together. Only these three items are recorded; I do not analyse your behaviour on other pages for this purpose. Storage period: twelve months; after that each entry deletes itself. Objection: at any time, informally, to office@slotta.at (Art. 21 GDPR). I will then delete your entries immediately and no longer record future downloads under your address; for this I keep only an irreversible checksum of your address.

Withdrawal and storage period

You can withdraw your consent at any time with effect for the future – via the unsubscribe link in each email or informally by writing to office@slotta.at. The lawfulness of the processing carried out until the withdrawal remains unaffected.

Purpose: sending the requested paper and, with separate consent, further analyses from practice. Legal basis: your consent pursuant to Art. 6(1)(a) GDPR in conjunction with § 174 TKG 2021 (Austrian Telecommunications Act 2021). Storage period: until withdrawal. Your address is then removed from the mailing list; proof of consent and withdrawal is retained beyond that for as long as required by the accountability obligation under Art. 5(2) GDPR.

9. Embedded third-party services

Spam protection for the forms

The forms on this website are protected against automated submissions (spam) by a so-called honeypot method. The form contains a field that is invisible to you and is filled in only by automated programs; submissions with this field completed are discarded. No data is transmitted to third parties, no cookies are set and no usage behaviour is analysed.

Purpose: defence against automated form submissions. Legal basis: Art. 6(1)(f) GDPR. No consent is required because no external service is embedded. Google reCAPTCHA has no longer been used on this website since 6 September 2026.

Fonts

The fonts used on this website are served locally from my server. No connection is made to third-party servers – in particular to Google Fonts.

10. Recipients of your data

I do not pass on your data beyond the purposes stated in this policy. The following are engaged as processors pursuant to Art. 28 GDPR:

• SiteGround Spain S.L. (Spain) – hosting and server operation
• Sendinblue GmbH / Brevo (Germany) – email sending and newsletter
• devowl.io GmbH (Germany) – consent management
• Google Ireland Limited (Ireland) – calendar synchronisation for appointment booking, video conferencing (Google Meet), backup storage

Data is passed on to authorities or courts only where I am legally obliged to do so. No automated decision-making, including profiling, takes place.

11. Your rights

You have the right at any time to access (Art. 15 GDPR), rectification (Art. 16 GDPR), erasure (Art. 17 GDPR), restriction of processing (Art. 18 GDPR), data portability (Art. 20 GDPR) and to object to processing based on legitimate interests (Art. 21 GDPR). You can withdraw any consent given at any time with effect for the future (Art. 7(3) GDPR).

To do so, contact office@slotta.at informally.

Right to lodge a complaint: if you believe that the processing of your data infringes the GDPR, you can lodge a complaint with the supervisory authority:

12. Data security and changes

This website is delivered via an encrypted SSL/TLS connection, recognisable by the padlock symbol in your browser.

13. Sharing functions (share links)

For recommending content, I use simple links to LinkedIn, XING and WhatsApp, as well as an email function and a copy-link function. No social media plugins or platform scripts are embedded; merely accessing a page does not transmit any data to these providers.

Only when you click a share link do you leave this website. The respective provider is responsible for data processing on the target platforms (LinkedIn Ireland Unlimited Company, New Work SE [XING], WhatsApp Ireland Limited). Further details can be found in the privacy notices of the respective platform.

I will update this privacy policy as soon as the underlying data processing changes.

Status of this privacy policy: 6 November 2026.