Transparency & consent
Cookies and first-party relevance measurement
This page transparently explains which technically necessary and optional functions rechtundgesetz.ch uses.
Necessary functions stay lean
Language, session, form protection and your cookie selection are used only as far as necessary for operation.
First-party instead of data sales
Optional usage data helps make important enactments, articles and entry points more visible. Measurement runs on our own infrastructure.
Third parties only with consent
Google Analytics or comparable third-party analytics are loaded only if you enable the third-party category.
Your current selection
The selection applies to this browser. Changes to the switches are saved immediately; the buttons provide quick bulk actions.
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Technically necessary
Always active Status: enabledThese cookies are required for language, session and security and cannot be disabled.
Language selection
Always activeRemembers the selected platform language.
Session
Always activeEnables secure sessions and signed-in areas.
Form protection
Always activeProtects forms against unwanted requests.
Cookie selection
Always activeStores your choice so that the consent window does not appear again on every page view.
Functional
Optional Status: disabledOptional local convenience functions, for example a list of recently read articles.
Some convenience features are only available with this consent. Fair use.
Recently read articles
OptionalAfter sufficient reading time, stores a limited list of recently read articles locally in the browser.
Interface settings
OptionalMay store optional display preferences in the future.
Public rating identifier
OptionalStores a random browser identifier for anonymous Public ratings. The database stores hash values only.
Internal usage measurement
OptionalRecords page views and reading events on its own infrastructure in a delayed and data-minimizing way.
Relevance signals
OptionalPrepares aggregated signals so that important legal information can be found more easily.
Third-party providers / analytics
Optional Status: disabledOptional third-party analytics, especially Google Analytics. This category is loaded only with consent and is separate from internal first-party measurement.
Google Analytics 4
OptionalAllows Google Analytics to be integrated for reach and usage analysis. Cookies such as _ga and _ga_<container-id> may be set and usage data may be transmitted to Google.
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More information
The privacy page also explains which personal data is processed in connection with rechtundgesetz.ch and what rights you have.