Cookies & tracking

• No analytics tools — neither Google Analytics nor Matomo nor anything comparable.
• No advertising or retargeting pixels, for instance from Meta or Google Ads.
• No fonts from external servers. The site uses the typeface already present on your device — so no request goes out to Google Fonts either.
• No embedded maps, videos or chat windows.
• Not even technically necessary cookies: there is no login and no shopping basket, and the language choice is part of the address — the switch is an ordinary link and stores nothing.

§ 25 TDDDG requires your consent before information is stored on your device or read from it. Nothing is stored here and nothing is read — so there is nothing you could consent to.

A banner asking permission for something that does not happen informs nobody. It only trains people to dismiss such windows unread. That is why there is none.

For a page to reach you at all, your browser has to request it. In doing so, log data arises at the host: IP address, time, the address requested, the amount of data transferred, browser and operating system identifier. This data serves the technical operation and security of the site and is deleted or shortened after 30 days at the latest.

That is not tracking and cannot be switched off technically — without those details nobody could deliver a page to you. The details are in the privacy policy.

The WhatsApp button is an ordinary link, not an embedded script. As long as you do not tap it, there is no connection to Meta. Only by tapping it do you leave this website, and the WhatsApp privacy terms apply. If you would rather avoid this, you can reach us just as well by phone, by email or through the form.

Check it yourself. On a computer: press F12, open the *Application* tab and click *Cookies* on the left. The list is empty. The *Network* tab also shows that not a single request goes to an external server.

If audience measurement or any service that stores something on your device is added later, it will be described here and in the privacy policy beforehand — and, where consent is required, accompanied by a real request in which declining is exactly as easy as agreeing.