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Frequently asked Questions and answer about the topic Copyright.

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  • What is copyright?
  • What is the Data Protection Act?
  • What is the right at the own picture?
  • Who owns the copyright?
  • Can two or more people own the copyright to a single work?
  • How do I get permission to use a copyrighted work?
  • What if a copyrighted work is used without permission?
  • How do I copyright my works?
  • What is a copyright notation?
  • If I change a few things in a copyrighted work by adding or taking something away, am I guilty of copyright infringement?
  • Are there any times that I can use a copyrighted work without risking infringement?

What is the Data Protection Act?

The Data Protection Act (DSG) aims in particular to protect personal data from misuse. One speaks of personal data when these can be assigned to a concrete natural or legal person. For the collection, storage and processing of personal data, either the consent of the persons concerned is usually required or there must be a legal basis. Data processing must be carried out in good faith and must be proportionate. Furthermore, personal data may only be processed for the purpose that was stated when it was collected, is evident from the circumstances or is provided for by law. In the context of websites, data protection law is relevant if personal data is collected, stored and processed when using the websites.In this context, it is particularly important that the data subjects have some form of explicit or at least implicit opportunity to give their consent to data collection, storage and processing, or to refuse such consent.Website operators are recommended to inform their users about what happens to their data.This information usually takes the form of a privacy statement.

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