privacy policy

I take your personal data and privacy very seriously, which is why this website only collects minimal data and stores no cookies on your device.

In order for this site to be available online and function, it has to be hosted on a server. This server is provided by GitLab Pages and may collect some of your data, such as:

  • Your IP address
  • The time and date of your visit
  • The referrring site
  • Pages you have viewed and links you clicked on
  • Device information, which may include the device type, your operating system, browser type and version, language preferences, cookie identifiers, hardware identifiers, and mobile IDs

To find out more about why GitLab stores this information and what it is used for, please refer to their Privacy Policy.

In addition to that, whenever you open a page on this website, it sends a POST request to an instance of my Applause analytics software, which collects data from the User-Agent and Accept-Language headers. These headers are included automatically by your browser in every request it makes.

The collected data is aggregated and contains no personal information, only the browser and operating system you use and your preferred languages. It specifically does not contain your IP address, so it can never be tied directly back to you.

I collect this data to inform what content is popular on my website and what languages might be viable to translate the contents to. It is not used to track you across pages in any way and is not shared with third parties.

Additionally, should you choose to make use of the data provided under “Impressum” or “Talk to me” to establish contact, the email-address you use to establish that contact and any other personal data you provide in your message will only be used for replying to your message, should you wish for that, and the prevention of any abuse of the provided contact information.

Thank you for stopping by and putting your trust in me. Feel free to contact me if you have any questions regarding what data this website collects or how it is used.

Last updated: 05.09.2026