The penetration of US healthcare portals with web trackers like Facebook, Google, and various third-party trackers is more extensive than one would expect. Read More

Word has spread: Surfing the Internet leaves traces. How many clues are there, how expressive they are and how deep they penetrate our privacy - is surprising and rather disturbing. This article explains what you disclose during an everyday trip into the data network. Read More

Children and Internet?  Almost all parents are concerned about the dangers such as violence, bullying, and pornography on the web.  Safe alternatives suggest offers explicitly aimed at the young target audience, such as child-friendly sites for entertainment and educational sites.  Nobody expects Read More

Children and adolescents are particularly at risk on the Internet because it is difficult to control what content they retrieve there. Although there are child protection rules in the US like COPPA - but those really wants to protect his children safely must act beyond government regulation. Read More

How to save cash when booking a hotel on the Internet The same city, the same hotel, the same travel period - only the price is completely different! What is sold to one holidaymaker as a bargain, is offered to another at a much higher price. A coincidence? Not at all. Read More

What do January 28th and February 5th have in common? Both are important days for data protectors. The Data Privacy Day is celebrated each year on January 28th, and the Safer Internet Day is celebrated on February 5th. Why are there two? Read More

As a data protection company, we always adhere to these three principles when developing our products and operating our services: Data Economy: We only process and store the data that we really need for the processing of the respective process. Privacy by Design: Data processing is always car Read More