Data privacy
Data Protection Officer
NeuroomNet Data Protection Officer
Maarweg 56
53619 Rheinbreitbach
dsb@neuroom.Net
Tel.: +49 (0) 2224 98933–0
Data privacy
If the opportunity for the input of personal or business data (email addresses, name, addresses) is given, the input of these data takes place voluntarily. neuroomNet expressly declares that it will not pass this data on to third parties.
The collection and use of your data is strictly in accordance with the provisions of the Federal Data Protection Act (BDSG) and the Telemedia Act (TMG).
However, we would like to take this opportunity to point out the general dangers of Internet use over which we have no control. Especially in e‑mail traffic, your data is not secure without further precautions and can possibly be captured by third parties.
Newsletter
You can sign up to receive our newsletter on our website. We need your e‑mail address for this. In addition, we must check, in compliance with the relevant legal regulations, whether you are actually the owner of the e‑mail address provided and would like to receive the newsletter. We therefore collect information that makes such verification possible. The data collected in this context is used for sending and receiving the newsletter. They have no other purpose and are not shared with third parties. Apart from the information required for sending the newsletter, no further data is collected by our side. As the sending and receiving of newsletters is dependent on your consent, you can revoke this consent to the collection and storage of your data at any time without giving reasons. To do so, use the “unsubscribe” function provided in the newsletter.
Objection advertising e‑mails
As part of the legal imprint obligation, we must publish our contact details. These are sometimes used by third parties to send unsolicited advertisements and information. We hereby object to any sending of advertising material of any kind not expressly authorized by us. Furthermore, we expressly reserve the right to take legal action against the unsolicited sending of advertising material. This applies in particular to so-called spam e‑mails, spam letters and spam faxes. We would like to point out that the unauthorized transmission of advertising material can affect both competition law, civil law and criminal law offences. Spam e‑mails and spam faxes in particular can lead to high claims for damages if they disrupt business operations by overflowing mailboxes or fax machines.
Google Maps Plugin
We use a plugin of the internet service Google Maps on our website to display our location. The operator of Google Maps is Google Inc., located in the USA, CA 94043, 1600 Amphitheatre Parkway, Mountain View. By using Google Maps on our website, information about the use of this website and your IP address is transmitted to a Google server in the USA and also stored on this server. We have no knowledge about the exact content of the transmitted data, nor about their use by Google. In this context, the company denies the connection of the data with information from other Google services and the collection of personal data. However, Google may transmit the information to third parties. If you disable Javascript in your browser, you prevent Google Maps from running. However, you will then also not be able to use any map display on our website. By using our website, you consent to the described collection and processing of information by Google Inc. You can find out more about the privacy policy and terms of use for Google Maps here: https://www.google.com/intl/de_de/help/terms_maps.html.
Use of Google Analytics
We use Google Analytics to analyze website usage. The data obtained from this is used to optimize our website and advertising measures.
Google Analytics is provided to us by Google Ireland Limited (Gordon House, Barrow Street, Dublin 4, Ireland). Google processes website usage data on our behalf and is contractually committed to measures to ensure the security and confidentiality of the data processed.
During your visit to the website, the following data, among others, is recorded:
- Pages called
The achievement of “website goals” (e.g., contact inquiries and newsletter sign-ups).
Your behavior on the pages (for example, dwell time, clicks, scrolling behavior) - Your approximate location (country and city)
- Your IP address (in shortened form, so that no clear assignment is possible)
- Technical information such as browser, Internet provider, terminal device and screen resolution
- Source of origin of your visit (i.e. via which website or via which advertising medium you came to us)
No personal data such as name, address or contact details are ever transferred to Google Analytics.
This data is transferred to Google servers in the USA. We would like to point out that, under data protection law, the same level of protection cannot be guaranteed in the USA as within the EU.
Google Analytics stores cookies in your web browser for a period of two years since your last visit. These cookies contain a randomly generated user ID, with which you can be recognized on future website visits.
The recorded data is stored together with the randomly generated user ID, which enables the evaluation of pseudonymous user profiles. This user-related data is automatically deleted after 14 months. Other data remains stored in aggregated form indefinitely.
If you do not agree with the collection, you can prevent it with the one-time installation of a browser add-on to disable Google Analytics or by rejecting cookies via our cookie settings dialog.