Legal
Privacy
What this draft actually does — and what has not been decided yet.
Information translation. The German version is the only legally binding one. This page exists for convenience and states nothing different.
01 / Controller
Who is responsible
- Controller
e-quipment GmbH
Thomas-Edison-Str. 5-7, 52499 Baesweiler, GermanyController within the meaning of the GDPR. [email protected]
- Data protection officer
Ingo Goblirsch LL.M.
Jakobstr. 109, 52064 Aachen, GermanyExternal data protection officer. [email protected] · taken from the current website, to be confirmed before publication
- Right to complain
With the competent authority
You may complain at any time to the data protection authority competent for our registered office. The specific authority is to be named before publication.
02 / This draft
What measurably happens here — and what does not.
The statements below are not intentions and apply to this local draft only. They describe the tested state and are re-measured automatically on every test run. They do not carry over to a published version.
- Cookies
None
The draft sets no cookies and reads none. There is therefore no consent banner either.
- Tracking
None
No analytics, no tracking pixels, no profiling, nothing passed to advertising networks.
- Third parties
No third-party requests
No Google Fonts, no maps, no reCAPTCHA, no CDN, no social media embeds. Typefaces are system fonts. Verified across all pages in Chromium, WebKit and Firefox.
- Form
Sends nothing
The contact form checks your entries in the browser and shows the result. It transmits nothing, stores nothing and has no recipient.
- Social media
Links only
Links to profiles are ordinary links. A connection to the platform is only made once you click one — their privacy terms then apply.
- Server logs
not decided yet
Where this website will run has not been decided, so access logs, retention periods and data processing agreements are open too. These details belong here before publication.
03 / Your rights
What you can ask for
Under the GDPR you have the right to access (Art. 15), rectification (Art. 16), erasure (Art. 17), restriction of processing (Art. 18), data portability (Art. 20) and objection (Art. 21) vis-à-vis the controller. You may withdraw consent at any time with effect for the future.
An informal message to [email protected] or to the data protection officer is enough for any of these.
Draft status, not legal advice. This text truthfully describes what the draft does locally. It is not a privacy policy for a published website. Every point must be re-examined before going live — in particular hosting and data processing agreements, any upstream service such as Cloudflare, server logs, the real form route with recipient and retention period, the social media links and the competent supervisory authority. All of that depends on decisions not yet taken. Have it reviewed by a lawyer afterwards.