The short version: this site sets no cookies, does not track you as a person and does not sell or share any data. Here is the longer version, as the law asks for it.
Nicklas Dominik Heublein, Malmö, Sweden. Email: nicklas.heublein@gmail.com. See the imprint for details.
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I use Umami, a privacy-friendly analytics service, to understand how many people visit and which pages interest them. Umami sets no cookies, stores no IP addresses and does not create profiles of individual visitors; the data is aggregated and anonymous. The service is operated by Umami Software, Inc. and used on the basis of my legitimate interest in understanding how the site is used (Art. 6 (1) f GDPR). Because no personal data is stored, there is nothing to opt out of.
If you write to me by email, I keep your message to answer it. Your data is not passed on to anyone else and is deleted when the conversation is over, unless legal retention periods apply.
All fonts, scripts, images, videos and music are served from this domain. No requests go to Google Fonts or other third-party content networks. Links to external sites (such as LinkedIn) are ordinary links; those sites apply their own privacy policies once you open them.
Under the GDPR you have the right to access, correct or delete personal data concerning you, to restrict or object to its processing, and to data portability. Since this site stores no personal data beyond emails you send me yourself, the practical way to exercise these rights is simply to write to me. You may also complain to a supervisory authority; in Sweden this is the Swedish Authority for Privacy Protection (IMY).
Last updated: September 2026.