What this site records about your visit.
Each part below says what is kept, why, for how long, and how to stop it.
Draft for review. No lawyer has read this page. It is not to be published until the two gaps below are filled and the page is approved.
Who is responsible.
Straatos Digital AG is responsible for what this site records about you. In data protection terms it is the controller.
DAAC is a third party. It runs the visit measurement tool for Straatos Digital AG and holds what the tool records.
- Registered address
- Not yet supplied: to be filled by Straatos Digital AG.
- Privacy contact
- Not yet supplied: to be filled by Straatos Digital AG.
Counting visits.
The site counts visits to learn which of its pages are useful. It sets no cookie and keeps nothing on your device to do it, and it keeps no address, no browser signature and nothing that could tell one visitor from another.
For each page it keeps the page, the name of the site you came from, the country of your connection, the kind of device (computer, phone or tablet), what you searched for on the site, how far down the page you read and how long you stayed in broad bands, the name of a site you leave for, and the time of the visit rounded down to the hour.
If your browser sends the Global Privacy Control signal, the site does not count your visit.
Following your path, if you accept.
If you accept in the banner, the site keeps a random identifier in your browser’s local storage, made at that moment and drawn from nothing about you. It sets no cookie. The identifier links your returning visits: that is what it is for, and it holds for as long as your choice does.
Under that identifier the site keeps the pages you visit and how you move through them, where you click and scroll, signs that something did not work for you (repeated clicks, clicks that do nothing, a quick return to the previous page), and a recording of your visits as you use the site, which runs across your visits.
- Visits and pages you view, with the identifier: 24 months.
- Recordings of your visits: 30 days.
- Signs that something did not work for you: 180 days.
- Where visitors click and scroll, kept as counts with no identifier: 365 days, with the raw data kept for 30 days.
- The record of your choice, kept to show what you agreed to: 36 months.
Your choice holds for six months. After that, the banner asks again. If you decline, or choose nothing, the site keeps only your choice and nothing else changes. If your browser sends the Global Privacy Control signal, the site takes it as a decline and does not ask.
The site never records your address or a fingerprint of your device. The legal basis for what is kept after you accept is your consent.
You can change your mind at any time with Privacy choices. Withdrawing stops all of this at once, removes the identifier from your browser and deletes everything recorded under it. Counts of where visitors click and scroll carry no identifier, so they cannot be found again and stay in the totals.
A second tool, which this choice does not cover.
This site also runs Microsoft Clarity, operated by Microsoft. It records sessions and heatmaps of how visitors use the site, to help Straatos improve it.
Clarity loads when a page opens, before you make any choice, and Privacy choices and the banner do not control it. It may set cookies in your browser. It is switched off on the pages of a project’s workspace.
Your rights.
You can ask Straatos Digital AG, at the privacy contact above, for:
- a copy of what the site holds about you;
- correction, deletion or restriction of it;
- an end to any use of it that you object to;
- what you gave in a form you can move to another service;
- withdrawal of your agreement, which you can also do yourself with Privacy choices.
The site does not know who you are from a random identifier. To find what is held under yours, we will ask you for the identifier your browser holds, and we cannot find it once you have cleared your browser’s storage. We tell you so when that is the case.
To complain, write to Straatos Digital AG first at the privacy contact above. We acknowledge a complaint within 30 days and respond without undue delay. You can also complain to your data protection authority. In the United Kingdom that is the Information Commissioner’s Office.