Depending on the extent to which you process personal data, you must inform your users of this processing. Personal data is collected when you use it, for example:

• Offer a contact form
• Integrate a newsletter service
• Store your data on a web server and this web server creates log files (which is usually the case).
• Use social media plugins, which transfer a relatively large amount of data to third parties.
• Use web analytics software, such as Google Analytics or Matomo
• Use a content management system (CMS) that creates log files.
• Sending cookies which can be used to establish a personal reference
• Embed Google fonts, as here too data is transmitted to Google (unintentionally)
• Use WordPress because some plugins - e.g. for spam detection in comments - send personal data to third parties.

This list can be continued indefinitely. You must therefore always check (or have checked) which techniques your site uses and which of these techniques must be included in the Privacy Policy.

For help in creating your privacy statement, please visit the following link:

https://privacypolicies.com/

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