This cookie policy provides insight into the use of cookies and similar techniques on this website. The purpose is to clearly inform you about what data is collected, for what purpose this is done and what rights you have in this regard. The use of cookies takes place within the framework of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), the Telecommunications Act and the ePrivacy Directive as applied in recent European enforcement directives.
Functional, analytical and – only if permitted in advance – marketing cookies are used on this website. Cookies are small files that are stored on your device when you visit the website. Similar techniques such as scripts and pixels are treated in the same way. Cookies are never used to process personal data for marketing purposes without permission.
These cookies are necessary for the website to function correctly, for example for language settings, session management, form Security and accessibility. These cookies are always placed, because the website does not work correctly without these techniques.
Analytical cookies measure how visitors use the website, such as the number of pages visited, click behaviour and error messages. This data is processed on the basis of anonymised and aggregated statistics. Analytical cookies are only placed if they have no or limited consequences for privacy, in accordance with the applicable guidelines of European regulators.
These cookies track your behavior across different websites and devices, with the aim of showing targeted advertisements or building visitor profiles. These cookies are only placed after you have explicitly given permission via the cookie banner. In case of refusal, these cookies will not be activated.
When you first visit this website, you will be shown a cookie banner in which you can choose to allow or refuse non-functional cookies. Your choice is recorded in a technically necessary cookie so that the website can respect your settings. You can always change your consent via the cookie settings on this page.
The retention periods of cookies vary by type. Functional cookies are stored as long as this is necessary for the operation of the website. Analytical cookies are stored in accordance with the minimum periods required for statistical analysis. Marketing cookies have shorter retention periods, depending on the providers who place these cookies. No data is stored that is necessary for longer than permitted under the GDPR.
For certain functionalities, external parties can be used, such as analysis or advertising services. If these parties place cookies, this will only happen after permission. Separate privacy and Cookie statements of the respective providers apply to these parties. The website only uses service providers that comply with the requirements of the GDPR.
You have the right to withdraw consent to cookies, to delete previously placed cookies via your browser settings and to object to processing that takes place on the basis of cookie data. In addition, you have the right under the GDPR to access, correct, delete and transfer your personal data, insofar as this applies to cookie-related data.
This Cookie Statement may be updated when legislation, guidelines or website functionalities change. The date of the last modification is indicated below. It is recommended to periodically check this statement.
Last update: February 2026.
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