Privacy Policy

The responsible body for the processing of your personal data is ARGUS DATA INSIGHTS, Rüdigerstrasse 15, 8045 Zurich, Switzerland („ARGUS DATA INSIGHTS“ or „we“ or „us“). Additional information about us can be found in the Legal Notice on our Website. If you are concerned about the processing of your personal data and wish to object thereto in accordance with this Privacy Policy as a whole, or to individual measures within the process, you may send your objection by e-mail to mail@argusdatainsights.ch or by letter to the above-mentioned address.

When you access our Website, our server automatically records the data which is transmitted by your browser. Thereby the following data is recorded: date and time of the access, name of the accessed file as well as the transmitted data volume and the performance of the access, web browser, browser language and requesting domain. In addition, the IP address will be recorded. Additional personal data will only be recorded if their disclosure is made voluntarily (e.g. in the course of a registration or request).

2.1. Use of Cookies and Web Analysis for Advertising Purposes

This Website uses Google Analytics, a web analytics service provided by Google Inc. (“Google”). Google Analytics uses “cookies”, i.e. text files that are stored on your computer, to help analyse how users use the Website. Cookies help us to identify account holders and to optimise their Website experience. No personal data, such as name or address, is collected or stored as part of this process. Some of the cookies used by us will be deleted at the end of your browser session, i.e. when you close your browser (these are called session cookies). Other cookies will remain on your terminal device and will allow us to recognise your browser the next time you visit our Website (these are called persistent cookies).

The information generated by the cookie about your use of this Website (including your IP address) is usually transferred to a Google server in the USA and stored there. Please note that on our Website Google Analytics has been supplemented by the code „gat._anonymizeIp();“ in order to ensure anonymised collection of IP addresses (“IP masking”). At our instigation, your IP address will be recorded by Google in shortened form only, which guarantees anonymisation and permits no conclusions to be made about your personal identity. If IP anonymity is activated on this Website, your IP address will be shortened by Google beforehand. Only in exceptional cases will the full IP address be transferred to a Google server in the USA and truncated there.

On behalf of the provider, Google may use this information to evaluate your use of the Website, compiling reports on Website activity and providing the provider with other services relating to Website and Internet use. Moreover, Google may transfer this information to third parties insofar as this is legally required or if third parties process this information on behalf of Google.

You can set your browser to turn off cookies. For this purpose, download and install the Browser-Add-on zur Deaktivierung von Google Analytics. Please note, however, that in the non-acceptance of cookies the functionality of our Website may be limited. By using this Website you declare yourself in agreement with the processing of data gathered about you by Google, the data processing strategy described above, and the aforementioned purpose of this action.

2.2. Use of Social Plugins

Our Website may use so-called social plugins („plugins“) of different social networks. Via these plugins, information including personal data may possibly be sent to those social network providers and used by them. ARGUS DATA INSIGHTS prevents the unconscious and involuntary collection and transfer of data by and to the social network providers through the use of a 2-click solution. In order to activate a desired plugin, it first must be activated through a click on the respective button. The collection and transfer of information by and to the social network provider will only be released through this activation. ARGUS DATA INSIGHTS itself does not collect any personal data via plugins or their use.

ARGUS DATA INSIGHTS has no control over what data is collected by an activated plugin and how the data is used by the social network provider. Presently it must be assumed that the collection and use includes at least the IP address and the device information. It is further possible that the social network providers try to store cookies on the respective computer.

Our Website may for example use plugins provided by Twitter, Google+, XING, LinkedIn and Flickr:

Twitter is operated by Twitter Inc., 1355 Market St, Suite 900, San Francisco, CA 94103, USA. For more information on this, please see the Twitter data protection/privacy statement at https://twitter.com/privacy

Google+ is operated by Google Inc., 1600 Amphitheatre Parkway, Mountain View, CA 94043, USA. For more information on this, please see the Google data protection/privacy statement at https://www.google.com/policies/privacy/?hl=de

XING is operated by XING AG, Dammtorstrasse 30, 20354 Hamburg, Germany. For more information on this, please see the XING data protection/privacy statement at https://www.xing.com/privacy

LinkedIn is operated by LinkedIn Corporation, 2029 Stierlin Ct. Ste. 200, Mountain View, CA 94043, USA. For more information on this, please see the LinkedIn data protection/privacy statement at https://www.linkedin.com/legal/privacy-policy?src=or-search&veh=www.google.ch%7Cor-search

• Flickr, 475 Sansome St. 6F, San Francisco, CA 94111, USA belongs to Yahoo Inc. For more information on this, please see the Flickr data protection/privacy statement at https://policies.yahoo.com/us/en/yahoo/privacy/products/flickr/index.htm

2.3. Data Processing by YouTube

We may use embedded YouTube videos in a so-called extended data protection mode. This means: YouTube does not record any cookies for a user displaying a website with an embedded YouTube video player, as long as the user does not click on play in order to start play. If the YouTube video player is clicked on, YouTube may possibly store cookies on your computer. Thereby it is communicated to the YouTube servers what websites that user has accessed. If you are logged in to your YouTube account, YouTube can associate this information with your personal user account. If you want to prevent such data transmission, you must log out before using the plugins. Additional information on how YouTube handles user data can be found in YouTube’s privacy policy at https://www.google.de/intl/de/policies/privacy.“

2.4. PermaLeads Webanalysis

The internet offerings at www.argusdatainsights.ch are tracked for the analysis of user behaviour and the identification of IP addresses of companies for marketing purposes. The use of this service entails the direct transfer of data pertaining to user behaviour (e.g. IP address, time of access, browser searches etc.) to the servers maintained by the service provider and being made available for use exclusively on www.argusdatainsights.ch. The data collected are treated as strictly confidential and neither sold nor conveyed to third parties. If in future you do not wish to be identified, please send an e-mail to optout@permagroup.ch

2.5. Links

We are not responsible or liable for the content and the data processing of links on this Website created to other websites or sources. We advise you to read the privacy policies of those external websites.

If you have provided us with personal data (for example in the course of an order), we will (subject to special circumstances) only use this data for the operation of this Website and the performance of contracts we have concluded with you, and in order to answer your queries and for technical settlement.

We can provide our clients with the ARGUSspot mobile app (hereinafter ‘app’), which they can download to their mobile device if they are authorised employees of a client. When you download the app, the body responsible for the relevant app store will process data relating to you and your device. We have no control over this data collection. The app store processes this data under its own responsibility and in accordance with its own privacy policy.

During the registration process and when using the app, we process the data made available to us in doing so (e.g. your full name and email address) in order to execute the contract with our client (generally your employer). When you use the app, we collect certain other pieces of data in order to offer you our app’s functions and ensure that these are stable and secure. This data (e.g. the individual IMEI number of your mobile device or the specific page requested within the app) is a technical requirement. We process this in the legitimate interest of providing the app and executing our contract with our client.

Furthermore, in our legitimate interest we use technologies to evaluate use of the app, optimise our content, and combat fraud and security risks. To this end, we collect and process data about your interaction with the app (e.g. search queries, pages accessed and session duration) as well as technical data (e.g. device information such as the operating system, app version and your IP address).

We use Google Analytics for Firebase, an analytics service provided by Google, to analyse your behaviour when using our app for the aforementioned purposes. To do so, Google uses cookies and similar technologies (e.g. the app instance ID, a number that is randomly generated when the app is installed) to collect various pieces of information such as how often you open our app.

We have configured the service in such a way that the IP addresses of visitors to Google’s websites within Europe will be shortened before being sent to the USA, and thus cannot be tracked. Google provides us with reports and can in this sense be considered to be processing our order, but Google also processes the data collected for its own purposes. The data collected may enable Google to draw conclusions regarding the identity of website visitors and thus create personal profiles and link the data acquired with any existing Google accounts for the people in question. Information on safeguarding your data with Google Analytics can be found here, and if you already have a Google account, further information is available here.

You can deactivate the cookies and similar technologies used for Google Analytics for Firebase by using the following link to download and install the opt-out browser add-on: Google Analytics opt-out browser add-on.

For the purpose of providing electronic contact data to our clients, we collect contact data of journalists from public sources, generally from freely accessible areas of the internet. The following data is collected: name, email address, publisher, and department if applicable. This data is stored in the AUGURE, a database developed and operated by ARGUS DATA INSIGHTS, and made accessible to our customers. ARGUS DATA INSIGHTS uses a specialist provider based in the USA for data import services. A data processing contract has been concluded with this provider that includes the EU’s standard contractual clauses regarding data protection. This guarantees that the service provider may only process data in accordance with our instructions, and that an appropriate level of data protection is ensured even in the USA. We would be happy to make the standard contractual clauses available to you upon request.

The data stored in AUGURE may be used by our clients exclusively for the purpose of sending press releases and similar content. Clients are expressly contractually prohibited by ARGUS DATA INSIGHTS from using the data for other purposes, in particular advertising. The legal basis for processing is Art. 6 (1) f GDPR. The collection, storage and provision of publicly available contact data for the sole purpose of press work both from the point of view of ARGUS DATA INSIGHTS and from the point of view of our clients is considered reasonable in the sense of the above provision. Overriding exclusion interests of the data subjects cannot therefore be identified because AUGURE is only used to process data from public sources and there is a clear purpose limitation. The data usually remains in AUGURE until an objection is declared. In addition to the rights as per Section 3 of this Privacy Policy, data subjects can object to further use of their data directly with the respective clients of ARGUS DATA INSIGHTS.

ARGUSintelligence is a web-based platform that enables the use of AI-supported functions for media monitoring, content preparation, analysis, communication and mailing. Automated processes using artificial intelligence (AI) are used to provide technical support for the analysis, classification, translation and summarisation of content. Third-party technologies such as the DeepL API or Azure OpenAI are integrated for these functions. These services enable us, for example, to automatically translate or analyse and generate text content in order to provide you with convenient functions on our website. This may require relevant data – in particular text entries or document content that may contain Personal Data – to be transmitted to the servers of the respective external providers and processed there by AI models in order to generate the desired results (such as translations or AI-generated summaries). The content generated in this process is based on statistical and model-based methods that are executed without editorial or human post-editing. The platform provides the AI-generated content exclusively as technical support within the scope of the functionalities provided.

We take great care to ensure that when using external services, only the data necessary for this purpose is transferred and processed exclusively for the specified purpose. For example, when using the DeepL API, the content submitted for translation is sent to the servers of DeepL SE (“Deepl”, Deeple SE, Maarweg 165, 50825 Cologne, Germany) in Germany. In accordance with our contractual agreements, DeepL only stores this content for the duration of the translation process and then deletes it immediately. When we use Microsoft’s Azure OpenAI Service, your input is sent to Microsoft servers for AI-assisted processing (e.g. generating a text response). The processing in this case may take place either within Switzerland and the EU or, if necessary for technical reasons, in the USA.

We have concluded a data processing agreement within the meaning of Article 9 FADP and Article 28 GDPR with the relevant providers for the protection of your data. We have also agreed with these providers that any transfer to the United States will be based on the EU-US or Swiss-US Data Privacy Framework (hereinafter referred to as the “Data Privacy Framework”) or, if the Data Privacy Framework is declared invalid or does not apply, on standard contractual clauses and appropriate and proportionate technical and organisational measures. By requesting to use ARGUSintelligence, you also consent to your Personal Data being transferred to non-secure third countries in accordance with Section 17 FADP and Article 49(1)(a) GDPR. We have also ensured that your data will not be misused or reused without authorisation. The service providers involved use the content provided exclusively for the direct fulfilment of their tasks and not for their own purposes, in particular not for training their AI models. No further storage takes place. However, we would like to point out that you should not enter any confidential or sensitive Personal Data into the AI-supported services we use (e.g. translation or text generation systems) unless this is absolutely necessary.

We process various categories of Personal Data for the purpose of fulfilling contracts, for the technical provision of the platform and for processing the SaaS contracts concluded with the customer. At user level, when registering or setting up individual accounts, customers provide at least their first and last names and a business email address for the respective employees of our customers; there is an option to provide a business telephone number, company address or website also. In addition, log and usage data is collected when using the platform – in particular time and IP-related connection data, timestamps of the last log-in, the user name for content-related actions (such as creating abstracts or mailing lists) and system events that are used to analyse errors and ensure traceability. For the mailing function, we also process contact details of the recipients named by our customers on the customers’ behalf, usually first and last names and email addresses; in the case of press distribution lists, editorial affiliations or media details may also be recorded. This recipient data is used exclusively for the mailing processes initiated by the customer (push notifications, newsletters, press releases, etc.). Optional tracking values for opening, delivery or click rates are only collected if the customer has activated the corresponding function.

Personal Data generally comes from two sources: Firstly, it is entered by the customers themselves when initiating a contract or in the administration area, or provided via interfaces such as Active Directory import, and secondly, it is generated automatically when using the platform (log and diagnostic data).

Processing is primarily carried out to fulfil the platform contract in accordance with Article 31(2)(a) FADP and Article 6(1)(b) GDPR – in particular to provide user accounts, execute search requests, prepare content, send out mailings on time and fulfil licensing and billing obligations. With regard to the storage of log data for security purposes, the statistical aggregation of mailing KPIs, the use of tracking pixels in emails sent, or the disclosure of customer data to licensors in response to legitimate requests for information, we rely on Article 31(1) FADP and Article 6(1) sentence 1(f) GDPR (overriding private interest). The legitimate interest lies in maintaining the secure operation of the platform, enabling licence-compliant content usage verification, improving the service, and defending legal claims. If the customer activates optional functions, such as marketing-related functions, that require the consent of the persons listed (e.g. tracking pixels in journalistic distribution lists), it is the customer’s responsibility to obtain this consent (Article 31(1) FADP or Article 6(1)(a) GDPR); we then process the data solely on the basis of our customers’ instructions.

Within ARGUS DATA INSIGHTS Schweiz AG, only those departments responsible for contract and support processing (e.g. customer service, technology, accounting) have access to the data. As a technical operator, we also use carefully selected IT service providers for hosting, mailing and AI functions; the providers involved are ISO 27001 certified. In this context it cannot be ruled out that data may be transferred to third countries outside the EU. We have agreed with these service providers that any transfer to the USA will be based on the EU-US or Swiss-US Data Privacy Framework (hereinafter referred to as the “Data Privacy Framework”) or, if the Data Privacy Framework is declared invalid or does not apply, or if a transfer to other third countries takes place, it will be based on standard contractual clauses and appropriate and proportionate technical and organisational measures. By requesting to use ARGUSintelligence, you also consent to your Personal Data being transferred to non-secure third countries in accordance with Section 17 FADP and Article 49(1)(a) GDPR.  Further disclosure of users’ Personal Data, for example to licensing organisations/companies that license content from publishers for media monitoring, will only take place if this is necessary to safeguard legal rights or to fulfil mandatory licensing conditions.

Personal Data will only be stored for as long as is necessary to fulfil the respective purpose. Log and diagnostic data will be automatically deleted after 90 days at the latest, unless a security-related incident requires longer storage. Support tickets remain in the system for up to 12 months after the case has been closed in order to ensure complete error tracking; after that, they are anonymised. The platform only retains mailing tracking data for the duration of the evaluation period defined by the customer, up to a maximum of six months; after that, it is aggregated or deleted. Recipient data in distribution lists is maintained on the customer’s instructions and automatically removed no later than three months after the end of the contract. We store invoicing and accounting documents in accordance with the relevant statutory retention periods (usually ten years).

The provision of data marked as mandatory fields is necessary for the conclusion and execution of the SaaS contract; without this data, it is not possible to use the platform, in particular to log in or send content. All other information is optional; failure to provide it may result in functional restrictions (such as no telephone feedback or missing statistics).

For more information, please refer to the privacy policy at:

DeepL: https://www.deepl.com/en/privacy?utm_term=&utm_campaign=CH%7CPMAX%7CC%7CGerman&utm_source=google&utm_medium=paid&hsa_acc=1083354268&hsa_cam=22206903038&hsa_grp=&hsa_ad=&hsa_src=x&hsa_tgt=&hsa_kw=&hsa_mt=&hsa_net=adwords&hsa_ver=3&gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=22200549015&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI3e7D_KWFkAMVaZiDBx1n1DXuEAAYASAAEgLScPD_BwE

OpenAI:  Privacy policy | OpenAI

6.1. Login and authentication using Azure Active Directory B2C

Azure Active Directory B2C (“Azure AD B2C”), an identity service provided by Microsoft Ireland Operations Ltd. (South County Business Park, Leopardstown, Dublin 18, Ireland), is used for secure login and use of the platform. Registration takes place via external identity providers such as Microsoft or Google, provided these have been activated by the customer or their administrator.

Authentication takes place via Azure services in the Switzerland North region. This involves the processing of users’ Personal Data, in particular business email addresses, user names and other profile data provided by the external identity providers. After successful authentication, an encrypted authentication cookie is set, which is automatically transmitted in the HTTP request header with every request to the platform. Only requests with a valid authentication cookie are granted access to the application.

The transmitted data is used exclusively for authentication and access control and is not processed for any other purposes. Processing takes place primarily on servers in the Azure Switzerland North region. The transfer of Personal Data to third countries outside Switzerland or the EU is not envisaged within the scope of this functionality. If, in exceptional cases, processing outside the aforementioned data area is necessary (e.g. for maintenance or support purposes by Microsoft), this is based on appropriate safeguards in accordance with Article 16 et seq. FADP and, where applicable, additionally on Article 46 GDPR, for example through the conclusion of standard contractual clauses and appropriate and proportionate technical and organisational measures.

Data processing is carried out on the basis of the overriding private interest in a secure, stable and data-protection-compliant access control (Article 31(1) FADP and Article 6(1)(f) GDPR) and on the basis of contractual or pre-contractual measures (Article 31(2)(a) revised FADP or Article 6(1)(b) GDPR).

6.2. Data storage in document-based database (RavenDB)

We use the document-based database technology RavenDB (“RavenDB”), operated by RavenDB (9 Ahad Ha’Am St., Hadera 3820349, Israel), to store and process data within the ARGUSintelligence platform. The database is used in particular for storing user information, mailing logs, platform content and configuration settings. The technology is hosted via Azure services in the Switzerland North region. Israel is recognised as a country with an adequate level of data protection under Swiss data protection law (Article 8(1) DPO and in accordance with the adequacy decision of the European Commission under Article 45 GDPR).

The data stored there is processed exclusively for the specific purpose of technical provision, functionality and further development of the platform. Changes to the underlying data structure are implemented in a controlled manner via systematic update processes to ensure consistent and secure processing.

We have concluded a data processing agreement with RavenDB as our data processor for the protection of your data in accordance with Article 9 FADP and Article 28 GDPR. Data processing is carried out on the basis of Article 31(2)(a) FADP and Article 6(1)(b) GDPR. Access to the database contents is restricted to authorised technical departments. The data will not be passed on or used for purposes other than those defined in the contract.

For more information, please refer to RavenDB’s privacy policy: https://ravendb.net/legal/website/privacy-policy

6.3. Mailing service via SendGrid API

To send emails via the Sendings module of the ARGUSintelligence platform, we use the Twilio SendGrid (“Twilio”) mailing service, operated by Twilio Inc., 101 Spear Street, San Francisco, CA 94105, USA. The mailings include, in particular, editorial distribution lists, newsletters, push notifications and other messages triggered by the customer.

When using this service, email content and the associated recipient data (in particular name and email address) are transmitted to SendGrid in order to perform the technical mailing process. Processing is carried out exclusively on behalf of and in accordance with the instructions of ARGUS or within the scope of the mailing campaigns configured by the customer.

We have concluded a data processing agreement with Twilio as our data processor for the protection of your data in accordance with Article 9 FADP and Article 28 GDPR. Twilio is contractually obliged to process the transmitted data for specific purposes and implements appropriate technical and organisational measures to protect the data. We have also agreed with Twilio that any transfer to the United States will be based on the EU-US or Swiss-US Data Privacy Framework (hereinafter referred to as the “Data Privacy Framework”) or, if the Data Privacy Framework is declared invalid or does not apply, on standard contractual clauses and appropriate and proportionate technical and organisational measures. By requesting to use ARGUSintelligence, you also consent to your Personal Data being transferred to non-secure third countries in accordance with Section 17 FADP and Article 49(1)(a) GDPR.

The processing of Personal Data in connection with the sending of emails via SendGrid is based on Article 31(2)(a) FADP or Article 6(1)(b) GDPR (contractual or pre-contractual measures) and, if customers activate optional tracking functions, on the basis of Article 31(1) FADP or Article 6(1)(a) GDPR (consent of the data subject). The respective customer, as the controller of the content and purpose of the communication, is responsible for obtaining any necessary consent.

For more information, please refer to Twilio’s privacy policy: https://www.twilio.com/de-de/privacy

6.4. Data import via Flatfile

For the structured import of external data sets (e.g. for creating distribution lists or configuration tables), we use the Flatfile service (“Flatfile”) provided by Flatfile Inc., 1644 Platte Street, Denver, CO 80202, USA. The service enables users to upload data in various formats, check it, adjust it and automatically convert it to the platform format.

As part of this import process, the data provided by the customer – including, depending on the intended use, personal information such as name or email address – is transferred to Flatfile and processed there temporarily. The processing is carried out exclusively for technical support during data upload and to ensure data quality. No further use or storage for other purposes takes place.

We have concluded a data processing agreement with Flatfile as our data processor for the protection of your data in accordance with Article 9 FADP and Article 28 GDPR. Flatfile processes the data exclusively on behalf of ARGUS and is subject to strict contractual requirements regarding purpose limitation, confidentiality and data security. We have also agreed with Flatfile that any transfer to the USA will be based on the EU-US or Swiss-US Data Privacy Framework (hereinafter referred to as the “Data Privacy Framework”) or, if the Data Privacy Framework is declared invalid or does not apply, on standard contractual clauses and appropriate and proportionate technical and organisational measures. By submitting your request, you also consent to your Personal Data being transferred to non-secure third countries in accordance with Article 17 FADP and Article 49(1)(a) GDPR.

Processing is carried out on the basis of Article 31(2)(a) FADP and Article 6(1)(b) GDPR (contractual or pre-contractual measures). Access to data provided via Flatfile is reserved exclusively for authorised users within the platform. Once the import process is complete, the temporarily transferred data is automatically deleted and reused in the ARGUS platform.

For more information, please refer to Flatfile’s privacy policy:  https://flatfile.com/privacy/

If our client is using the Microsoft Teams service and has also registered you as an employee on the app, you can receive information about media content via push notifications in a Microsoft Teams chat. For online media content, a link takes you directly to the original source of the content and thus to third-party websites that will process your personal data under their own responsibility and in accordance with their own privacy policy. For print media content, you are taken directly to the app (see section 0).

In providing these push notifications, we process your email address and name to ensure that the content provided can only be accessed by people who have been authorised by our client. This processing is in the legitimate interest of lawfully providing our services, and for the performance of our contract with our client.

To improve our services and make them even more attractive, and to ensure the security and stability of Microsoft Teams and prevent abuse, we collect personal data (e.g. what media content you view) using cookies and similar technologies with the help of the provider Microsoft. For the use of cookies and similar technologies, Microsoft can be considered our processor. Your personal data is pseudonymised by Microsoft using a hash value before we gain access to it in order to conduct aggregated and/or statistical analyses in our legitimate interest for the purposes stated. In order to fulfil our contract with our client and in the legitimate interest of our offering client-oriented services, we also provide our clients with statistical analyses regarding the usage behaviour of the people authorised by them.

If your personal data is transferred to Microsoft in the USA under our responsibility as part of this process, we ensure an adequate level of data protection in accordance with the EU Commission’s standard contractual clauses.

Our client and Microsoft collect and process your personal data for their own purposes during your use of Microsoft Teams. Further information on Microsoft’s processing can be accessed by clicking ‘About’ in Microsoft Teams and then clicking ‘Privacy and Cookies’. Please contact our client (generally your employer who has provided you with Microsoft Teams) to find out more about the purposes for which your personal data is processed as part of using Microsoft Teams.

You can delete the cookies and similar technologies used by Microsoft from your device at any time. Microsoft’s own privacy statement also provides information about how you can refuse cookies and similar technologies.

ARGUS DATA INSIGHTS will only disclose your personal data to third parties within Germany, Switzerland and abroad under the following conditions in accordance with the applicable provisions of the law: if legally required or ordered by an authority or a court or if there is an overriding private or public interest in such transfer or if this is necessary for the performance of a contract. Moreover, personal data may be transferred to third parties if this is necessary for account purposes and the enforcement of claims or if you have separately agreed to such transfer. Please note that you may withdraw such separate agreement at any time with future effect.

Your personal data will be deleted as soon as such data is no longer required for the purposes intended with the storage and after the expiry of the legally prescribed storage period, this, however, being subject to the storage of personal data for the implementation of overriding interests of ARGUS DATA INSIGHTS or any third parties.

Upon your request by postal or electronic mail, we are happy to inform you about your stored personal data. You may also be entitled to have your stored data rectified, blocked and deleted. Due to legal and data security reasons, please understand that this information may only be provided upon written request. In individual cases, the response to your access request may be subject to proof of your identity.

If you wish to exercise the above-mentioned rights and/or receive more detailed information about such rights, please send an e-mail to mail@argusdatainsights.ch or use the contact details mentioned in our Legal Notice.

Please note that ARGUS DATA INSIGHTS is entitled to supplement or amend this Privacy Policy from time to time. Any changes to this Privacy Policy will be published here. Please always take note of the most current version of this Privacy Policy.

We have in place appropriate technical and organisational measures to prevent unauthorised or unlawful access to the personal data you have provided to us. As complete data security cannot be guaranteed for communication via e-mails, instant messaging, and similar means of communication, we would recommend sending any confidential information by postal mail.