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Contentpass, a popular subscription service, has recently integrated an external subscription service provided by Piano. This integration is part of Contentpass's offering, and users with a subscription can manage or cancel it by clicking "agree".
When it comes to data privacy, Contentpass assures users that all data transfers to third countries, including the USA, are in accordance with Art 49 (1) (a) GDPR. This means that your consent is crucial for such transfers to occur.
One of the key areas where data may be transferred is in the creation and enrichment of usage profiles. These profiles can be based on cookie IDs and may be created and enriched outside the European Economic Area (EEA). This practice allows Contentpass to better understand user behaviour and improve their services.
If you are concerned about your data being transferred, you have the right to withdraw your consent at any time. You can do this by clicking on the "Withdraw Tracking" link, which can be found in the footer of the offering.
For more detailed information about data processing, we recommend you to refer to the privacy policy and privacy statement, both of which are available in the footer of the offering. These documents provide comprehensive details about how your data is collected, used, and protected.
It's worth noting that the company responsible for the usage data processing for the website "röhm.com" is Liebchen+Liebchen Kommunikation GmbH, based in Frankfurt am Main, Germany.
We hope this article has helped clarify Contentpass's data transfer practices. If you have any further questions, we encourage you to refer to the privacy policy and privacy statement for more detailed information.
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