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In rare cases, cosmetics can trigger undesirable effects such as skin irritation. Information from consumers on this is important for authorities and manufacturers. Manufacturers or retailers must report effects with serious health consequences to the authorities.

As part of your self-determination under data protection law, you can, under certain conditions, demand that entities that process your personal data must delete your data completely.

As part of your right to self-determination under data protection law, you can, under certain conditions, demand that bodies such as the Federal Statistical Office, which process your personal data, delete your data completely.

If you file a complaint about associations of statutory health insurance physicians and dentists with the competent supervisory authority, the latter will investigate the conduct of the associations as part of its legal supervision for potential violations of the law and work towards their rectification.

Within the framework of your self-determination under data protection law, you can object to the electronic processing of your personal data under certain conditions.

Under certain conditions, you can object to the electronic processing of your personal data by the Federal Statistical Office (StBA) as part of your right to self-determination under data protection law.

By reporting suspected cases of side effects or vaccination complications to the authorities, you help to make medicines and vaccines safer.

You can apply for information from the non-public part of the site register for genetically modified organisms (GMOs) at the Federal Office of Consumer Protection and Food Safety.

Within the framework of your self-determination under data protection law, you can, under certain conditions, ensure that your personal data may only be stored, but no longer processed.

As part of your right to self-determination under data protection law, you can, under certain conditions, request that your personal data may only be stored by the Federal Statistical Office (StBA), but no longer processed.

If you have a dispute with your telecommunications provider, you can contact the Federal Network Agency's Telecommunications Arbitration Board under certain conditions. It can help to settle the dispute without having to go to court.