DigiAppHum: Privacy policy

GENERAL INFORMATION ON PERSONAL DATA COLLECTION

This website is committed to the protection of your personal data and respects your privacy. Therefore we do and in general will not not collect any data. This is also why it is sadly not possible to freely sign up or log in, as only this is a safe and liability-reducing way for this website to navigate the legal realities.

IMPORTANT PROVISIONS ON THE USE OF THIS WEBSITE

By using this website, which includes accessing any information e.g. through browsing (visitor) and services provided (user), you agree that your actions do and will not be construed by your legal system and national rules as a situation wherein this website can be liable for any damages or breach of national and international rules of the parties involved (namely your legal norms and those of the admin of the website).

You further agree, that you immediately cease usage, if this is not the case and will not use the situation as the basis for any legal claim against this website.

You are especially not allowed to use this website, if

• you can or will not follow the provisions provided for the usage of this website, especially those outlined in:
  • DigiAppHum: Privacy policy
  • DigiAppHum:General disclaimer
  • DigiAppHum:Terms of Use
  • DigiAppHum: About
  • DigiAppHum:CC BY 4-0 Local Copy
  • Licenses for commonly used licenses for content on this website

• if you are using the information to collect data contrary to the content licenses
• if you are using the information for LLM and machine learning applications, your mass collection may only be for free and open models (and only if the content licenses are respected) and never for models that are or might in the future be commercial or restricted
• you have not educated yourself on the dangers of digital networks (see e.g. below) and have accepted the risks this usage may pose
• if you are engaged in or connected to a legal dispute against this website or are supporting preparing one

INFORMATION ON THE USE OF DIGITAL DATA NETWORKS

At this point, we would also like to expressly point out the many ways in which personal data can be protected in the digital space. As this topic has been the focus of public discussion since the beginning of digital communication and digital networks, there are a number of freely accessible teaching and learning resources and as this topic is also taught in schools using state-of-the-art technology, we also hope that our users will be aware of the problem and have a basic understanding of it - as is in their best interest when freely entering a digital space as responsible citizens.

Information on the safe use of the Internet (links lead to third-party providers - no liability):

• Basic knowledge can be acquired free of charge, for example, through the Internet and Computing Core Certification (IC3 https://en.wikiversity.org/wiki/IC3)

• Information on safe surfing for all age groups can be found, for example, in German at sicher-im-internet.at (https://www.sicher-im-internet.at/)

We also strongly recommend the use of a VPN or the TOR browser. Various modern browsers also offer special plug-ins to prevent cookies and the reading of personal data. See for example:

• Information in German from Heise.de (https://www.heise.de/download/specials/Tipps-Tools-fuer-anonymes-Surfen-3168842)

• Information in English is widely available, for example, from the Electronic Frontier Foundation EFF (https://www.eff.org/pages/surveillance-self-defense)

EXTENDED SEVERABILITY CLAUSE (SALVATORISCHE KLAUSEL)

Should individual (partial) provisions be invalid, they shall be replaced by the best fitting possible similar legal provisions in case of doubt. The invalidity of a provision does not invalidate other provisions, in particular those relating to data protection and the use of this website.