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It makes me uneasy that the SaaS Website has no Imprint even while it writes "Made in a small independent studio in Berlin 🇩🇪." In Germany an Imprint for a p
by Wronnay 5y ago
It makes me uneasy that the SaaS Website has no Imprint even while it writes "Made in a small independent studio in Berlin 🇩🇪."
In Germany an Imprint for a paid service is mandatory and after the ToS it seems like this is a product from a company in France? (I believe there are similar laws in France?)
- Narishma 5y agoWhat's an imprint?
- aloe_falsa 5y agohttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Impressum https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Impressum > The Telemediengesetz (German meaning "Telemedia Act") requires that German websites disclose information about the publisher, including their name and address, telephone number or e-mail address, trade registry number, VAT number, and other information depending on the type of company. The relevant German laws (§5 TMG and §55 RStV) are fairly vague, so lawyers recommend publishing an Impressum if your website contains any commercial content (for example, ad banners) or any journalistic content (for example, blog posts).
- amaurym10 5y agoAuthor here. Yes the company is in France, and I'm currently writing those (called "CGV" and "Mention légales").