Change of privacy policy

Hello my dears,

Privacy on the Internet is a great thing, which I fully support! In the case of the new General Data Protection Regulation (DSGVO), which enters into force from 25.5.2018 EU-wide,

it hits, as so often, the wrong ones. So far, I have not been interested in storing and evaluating any of my readers' data and will not be interested in it in the future. On the contrary, the problem is that sites "off-the-shelf", so to speak, with all their plugins and functions, provide some data to their manufacturer that they did not suspect. Although this may in principle remain so in many cases, however, this information must then be explicitly included in the privacy policy. Or of course you delete such functions. Also, websites must now run on secure SSL servers and much more ...

The technical and legal know-how to make blogs safe, and above all, make their privacy policy "watertight" is a science unto itself. While Facebook, Google and Co. employ a lot of specialists, consisting of IT professionals and lawyers, for a one-man-show, as for bloggers, the matter is considerably more complicated ... And even among lawyers, there are still enough questions regarding the new DSGVO.

In return, the new police task law was decided in Bavaria. This now allows the Bavarian state to spy on the citizens without concrete suspicion, to create movement profiles, to penetrate the apartment as well as intelligent video surveillance. Citizens may now be detained indefinitely, without judges! Greetings from George Orwell in 1984 ... So data protection does not apply to the state. This law also applies from 25.5.2018.