Privacy Policy
This policy applies under the revised Swiss Data Protection Act (revDSG) and, for visitors from the EU, additionally under the GDPR.
Note: This legal text contains placeholders and should be finalized by a lawyer or a vetted generator before going live.
Controller
The controller for the data processing on this website is: EAS International, Klybeckstr. 141, 4057 Basel, Switzerland. Contact: info@astoris.org.
Hosting
This website runs on our own server infrastructure using Dokploy. Access may produce technical server logs including IP address, timestamp, requested path and browser details, to support secure and stable operation.
Some external resources, such as fonts, are loaded from third-party providers. Connection data is transmitted to those providers when these resources are requested.
Cookies
The functional “lang” cookie stores your language choice for approximately one year. Your display preference is stored locally in the browser. Optional Umami page analytics does not use analytics or advertising cookies.
Page analytics with Umami
We use Umami for statistical page analytics, including page path, title, referring page, browser language and screen size. Loading the script and sending analytics requests transmits connection data to the analytics service linked below. Our integration excludes URL query parameters and fragments and respects Do Not Track signals in supported browsers. We do not configure user-specific IDs or session recordings.
Getting in touch
This landing page contains no newsletter and no contact form — only an email link. If you contact us by email, the data you provide (e.g. name, email address, message content) is processed solely to handle your request and is not passed on without your consent.
Your rights
Under the revDSG and the GDPR you have the right to access the data processed about you, as well as the right to rectification, erasure, restriction and to object to the processing. To exercise these rights, contact info@astoris.org. Visitors from the EU additionally have the right to lodge a complaint with a data protection supervisory authority.
Last updated
As of: October 2026