Every time a user accesses a page on Frankfurter Societäts-Druckerei GmbH's "Deutschland" Magazine website, and every time a user retrieves a file, data on the respective event are stored in a log file. We do not evaluate any personal details relating to these data, but we do reserve the right to carry out a statistical evaluation of anonymized data records.

The data record stored on each retrieval contains the following details:

• client computer (IP address or domain name),
name of the user, if he/she had to gain authorization (to access password-protected content),
date and time,
first line of the request,
status,
bytes transmitted,
site from which the user came (referrer),
browser from which the request came (user agent).

The data are stored for reasons of data security to ensure the stability and operational reliability of our system.

Personal Data and Disclosure to Third Parties
In addition to the access data mentioned above, we only store personal data if you voluntarily send them to us. Furthermore, personal data are only used to the extent that is necessary and only for the purpose that is approved by you and/or is permissible by law. All data are stored exclusively on the particularly well-protected servers of Rhine-Main.Net GmbH in Germany. Access thereto is reserved to a small number of especially authorized persons charged with the technical, commercial or editorial maintenance of the servers. No data are disclosed to third parties; in particular they are not sold, rented or exchanged. Only if you have asked us to provide certain services, and we employ subcontractors or agents who need certain data in order to provide these services, only then will we pass on the data that are required.

In such cases we insist that our partners also commit themselves to treating such data in confidence according to the provisions of the law and to delete them immediately, once they are no longer needed. Please understand, however, that we cannot comprehensively monitor compliance, so that we do not accept liability for any offences committed by our partners.

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