FAQs on legal information and data protection

All data that you personally submit, including payment data, is transferred using the generally established and secure SSL (Secure Socket Layer) standard. SSL is a secure and proven standard that is also used in online banking for example. One way to recognise a secure SSL connection is by the ‘s’ at the end of the http (https://) in the address bar of your browser, or by the padlock symbol in the lower section of your browser.
In other areas we operate using appropriate technical and organisational security measures to protect your personal data against manipulation, partial or complete loss, and unauthorised access by third parties while it is in our systems. Our security measures are improved on an ongoing basis in line with technological development.

Click here to access the Data Privacy Policy.