This is a courtesy translation; the German version is legally authoritative.

Controller

Torsten Zielke
Kiefernweg 2a
37139 Adelebsen
blog@loki.dev

In short

This website is static. There are no cookies, no tracking, no analytics or statistics tools, and no resources loaded from third-party servers (fonts, scripts and images all live here). I run no access logging myself. The technically necessary processing of connection data at the hosting provider is described below.

Visiting the site

To deliver the page, your browser sends an IP address to the server the blog runs on. This is technically necessary to establish the connection (Art. 6(1)(f) GDPR). The blog itself does not log or evaluate these requests.

On the server side, the technically necessary connection data is processed by my hosting provider:

netcup GmbH
Emmy-Noether-Straße 10
76131 Karlsruhe
Germany

netcup processes this technically necessary connection data as my hosting provider so that the site is reachable at all. The servers are located in Germany and within the EU; no transfer to third countries takes place. The scope and duration of any server-side storage are governed by netcup's own privacy terms.

Local storage in your browser

The site remembers two settings locally in your browser only: the selected theme (light or dark) and the history of the terminal in the header. This data never leaves your machine and is not transmitted to me or to third parties. You can delete it at any time via your browser's storage settings.

The blog links to external profiles (such as GitHub, LinkedIn, Xing) and other websites. When you click them you land on the respective third-party site, whose data processing is governed solely by its own privacy policy.

Your rights

You have the rights granted by the GDPR: access (Art. 15), rectification (Art. 16), erasure (Art. 17), restriction of processing (Art. 18) and objection (Art. 21). Since no personal data is stored on this blog, most of these rights are effectively moot here. Address questions to the email above. You also have the right to lodge a complaint with a data protection supervisory authority.