Dr. Lukas Pesendorfer

Privacy Policy – OpenStreetMap Foundation Zum Inhalt springen Hauptmenü Hauptmenü In die Seitenleiste verschieben Verbergen Navigation Hauptseite OSMF Blog Donate Join OSMF Letzte Änderungen OpenStreetMap Foundation Suche Suchen Deutsch Erscheinungsbild Anmelden Meine Werkzeuge Anmelden Inhaltsverzeichnis In die Seitenleiste verschieben Verbergen Anfang 1 Introduction 2 Why do we store and process personal data? 3 What data do we store and process? Unterabschnitt What data do we store and process? umschalten 3.1 Data from contributions to OpenStreetMap 3.2 OSMF Membership Data 3.3 Conference and Event Registration Data 3.4 Personal Data from Your Communications with OpenStreetMap 4 Who has access to the data 5 Where do we store the data 6 How can you control the processing of your data and reduce privacy related issues 7 Right to Object 8 Detailed Information Unterabschnitt Detailed Information umschalten 8.1 GPS Trace Data 8.2 Map Data 8.3 User 'home' location 8.4 Email Addresses 8.4.1 Gravatar 8.5 Data you may voluntarily add to your profile or diary posts 8.6 Personal data we receive automatically 8.7 Third party provided services and data 8.8 Unrelated Third-Party-Providers of Services and Data 8.9 Communication via OSMF provided Systems 8.10 Account Removal 8.11 Cookies 9 Other Relevant Policies 10 Contact Inhaltsverzeichnis umschalten Privacy Policy Seite Diskussion English Lesen Quelltext anzeigen Versionsgeschichte Werkzeuge Werkzeuge In die Seitenleiste verschieben Verbergen Aktionen Lesen Quelltext anzeigen Versionsgeschichte Allgemein Links auf diese Seite Änderungen an verlinkten Seiten Spezialseiten Druckversion Permanenter Link Seiten­­informationen Seite zitieren MENUBAR Hauptseite Über Contact FAQ Erscheinungsbild In die Seitenleiste verschieben Verbergen Aus OpenStreetMap Foundation Introduction This document states the OpenStreetMap privacy policy applicable to OpenStreetMap Foundation (OSMF) activities. In particular, these activities include: the OpenStreetMap.org website and associated services and APIs, the OpenStreetMap data distribution, the OpenStreetMap wiki and help sites, and the OpenStreetMap mailing lists and forums. It describes what personal information we may be gathering from you, who can see this information, and what options you have for controlling this. We value your privacy and strive to achieve a balance between the legitimate interests of the OpenStreetMap project and your interests and rights. This document is mainly intended for OpenStreetMap contributors, if you are not an OpenStreetMap contributor, but are using services provided by the OSMF, we believe the Data we receive automatically section will be most relevant for you. As the OSMF has many legacy systems and practices that have currently not been fully reviewed and documented, it is possible that a subject of particular interest to you has not been covered yet or is inaccurately described. Please see the contact section, below, to reach us if you have any such questions or believe that you have found a discrepancy. As we will be updating this document regularly to reflect our better understanding of these issues, please check from time to time for updates. OpenStreetMap developers, contributors and related companies will often use the OpenStreetMap name and logo to set up groups or services on third-party web sites. For example, there might be a Facebook page, a Google Plus page, a Slack channel, a page on Xing or LinkedIn, a Meetup group, and so on. The privacy practices of such services are outside of OSMF's control and might be located in countries with different data protection rules. Data you share on these platforms cannot, therefore, be covered by this policy. Please refer to the privacy policies of those third-party services. Why do we store and process personal data? The purpose of the OpenStreetMap project and the OSMF is to provide open geographic data, such as street maps, to anyone. To fulfill the goal of distributing data that is truly open, untethered by rights of third parties and of high quality, we do not support anonymous contributions and retain additional, non-geographic, data on a legitimate interest basis (see GDPR article 6.1f ), to enable: identifying all the contributions made by an account, contacting the contributor in the case of questions in respect to the nature and source of the contributions, detecting, removing and correcting spam accounts, vandalism, and violations of the rights of third parties, facilitating the communication between OpenStreetMap contributors, and researching and analysing aggregate contributions to improve or prioritise OSMF services, such as evaluating mapping efficacy, map completeness, and determining if locations or mappers are disproportionately represented. What data do we store and process? Data from contributions to OpenStreetMap Besides the geographic data contributed (points lines, and areas with associated attributes and GPS trace data), and