EROMM takes the protection of your personal data very seriously and abides by the rules of data protection laws. The collection of personal data is kept at the technical possible minimum. The collected data will not be sold or submitted to third parties for any reason.

The following explanation gives you an overview on how we ensure this protection and what kind of data is being collected for which reason.

EROMM collects and automatically stores information submitted by your browser to us in its server log files. These information are:

1. type and version of your browser
2. used operating system
3. referrer URL (the previous visited page)
4. time of the server request.
5. host name of the accessing computer (ip address)

The information of 1. - 4. are kept for statistical analyses. For EROMM this information is not relatable to individual persons. A combination of this information with other data sources shall not be conducted and will be deleted after statistical analysis.

The information of 5. (ip address) is stored for a maximum of two weeks in order to be able to detect possible attempts to attack our technical infrastructure.

Our web pages utilize so called cookies to make our service more user-friendly and secure. Cookies are small text files stored on your computer and saved by your browser. Cookies do no harm on your computer and don't contain viruses.

You can setup your browser to decline cookies in general or from certain web pages. These settings are usually found labeled “data protection” in browser settings.

To enhance EROMM Search and for statistical purposes we save the following information for every query:

• the query text (the text you type into the search box)
• day of the query
• total results in EROMM Classic
• total results in EROMM Web Search

For EROMM all this information is not relatable to individual persons. A combination of this information with other data sources shall not be conducted and will be deleted after an analysis.

If you contact us via email we will store your message to process your request and to track possible further communication emerging from your request.