Profile · measured
www.generali.ch
When this home page loads, 4 third-party services load with it - 4 of them are based in a country without generally recognised data protection. These services typically receive at least your IP address.
Where the data flows
Legend:
OWN INFRASTRUCTURE ·
SEAT WITH RECOGNISED DATA PROTECTION ·
SEAT WITHOUT GENERALLY RECOGNISED PROTECTION
The seat shows which data-protection law applies to the provider: recognised countries
offer a level of protection comparable to Switzerland's; elsewhere, protection depends on
contracts and certifications that only the website's own declaration can name. Own
infrastructure means: the data stays with the website itself.
Measured
4 embedded third-party services
- Google Analytics Analytics US
- Google (statische Inhalte/Fonts) Content delivery US fonts.gstatic.com
- Google Fonts Fonts US fonts.googleapis.com
- Google Tag Manager Tag management US www.googletagmanager.com
What do the categories mean?
Analytics: Measures how visitors use the website – which pages, how long, from where.
Content delivery: Delivers parts of the website from a third-party network.
Fonts: Loads fonts from a third-party server – which sees your visit.
Tag management: A tool that can load further services – what it loads is invisible to this measurement.
Also observed
3 further external hosts
External addresses the page embeds that could not be attributed to a known service – often the organisation's own delivery networks.
- assets.adobedtm.com
- cdn.cookielaw.org
- dev.visualwebsiteoptimizer.com
Is this your website?
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This page only shows what is measurable from the outside. Your declaration shows what you actually do – purposes, recipients, retention periods, and the way to exercise the right of access.
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Something in this measurement is wrong? An e-mail to kontakt@datenfluss-standard.ch is enough – we correct it, or remove the profile entirely on request.
Good to know
Violations of the FADP's access and information duties can cost the responsible individuals up to CHF 250,000 (Art. 60 FADP).
For customers
From knowing to acting
Do you like this business? Recommend the mark to them - as a note between customers, not as criticism. The text is prepared; for the business, declaring is free of charge.
Want to know what this company has stored about you? The right of access (Art. 25 FADP) obliges it to answer you within 30 days - generally free of charge. The request is prepared.
Both buttons open your own mail program; you add the recipient address yourself. Nothing passes through this register - we see and store none of your input.
Transparency about this measurement
Method and corrections
How this was measured: a single fetch of the home page on
2026-08-17, without executing JavaScript. The scanner honours robots.txt and
identifies itself as DatenflussScanner/0.1. It recognises statically
embedded resources of known providers.
What the measurement cannot do: see dynamically loaded services, check sub-pages, say where data is actually processed (the provider's seat does not tell), or judge whether an embedding is lawful. The finding is a lower bound, not a rating.
Something wrong? We are happy to correct it – a message to kontakt@datenfluss-standard.ch is enough. On request we also remove a profile entirely.
Raw data: measurement profile as JSON