Our Visitors: In this Privacy Policy, we explain how we process your personal data (also referred to as “data” below) when you visit our website www.mallofswitzerland.ch and when you visit the Mall of Switzerland and use our related services, insofar as processing is not obvious and applicable data protection law requires information. This Privacy Policy is for informational purposes, is not part of a contract with you, and may be updated by us at any time.

If you would like further information about our data processing, please contact us (Section 2).

Our Partners and/or Suppliers: In this Privacy Policy, we explain how we process personal data of tenants, suppliers, service providers, applicants, and other business partners or their employees in the course of our business activities, insofar as processing is not obvious and applicable data protection law requires information. This Privacy Policy is for informational purposes, is not part of a contract with you, and may be updated by us at any time.

If you would like further information about our data processing, please contact us (Section 2).

Our Visitors: The following companies are the “Controllers” for the data processing described in this Privacy Policy, i.e., the entities primarily responsible under data protection law (also “we”):

Multi Switzerland AG, Ebisquare-Strasse 1, 6030 Ebikon, Switzerland

(hereinafter “Multi Switzerland”)

Silver Moss C Retail 2014 S.à.r.l., 51, boulevard Royal, 2449 Luxembourg, Luxembourg

(hereinafter “SMR”)

Silver Moss C Mixed 2014 S.à.r.l., 51, boulevard Royal, 2449 Luxembourg, Luxembourg

(hereinafter “SMM”)

We are jointly responsible for data processing and have entered into a corresponding agreement. Multi Switzerland primarily assumes compliance with data protection requirements when obligations can be fulfilled by one party for all controllers—this includes, for example, external communication with data protection authorities or, where necessary, the preparation of data protection impact assessments or a processing register. Other obligations must be independently fulfilled by all controllers, such as the principles of data processing and, where necessary, compliance with legal grounds for processing personal data.

If you have questions about the agreement or data protection in general, please contact:

Multi Switzerland AG, Ebisquare-Strasse 1, 6030 Ebikon

Tel. +41 (0)41 349 60 00
info(at)mallofswitzerland(.)ch

Of course, you may also contact SMM or SMR with any questions.

Our Partners and/or Suppliers: The following companies are the “Controllers” for the data processing described in this Privacy Policy, i.e., the entities primarily responsible under data protection law (also “we”):

Multi Switzerland AG, Ebisquare-Strasse 1, 6030 Ebikon, Switzerland

(hereinafter “Multi Switzerland”)

Silver Moss C Retail 2014 S.à.r.l., 51, boulevard Royal, 2449 Luxembourg, Luxembourg

(hereinafter “SMR”)

Silver Moss C Mixed 2014 S.à.r.l., 51, boulevard Royal, 2449 Luxembourg, Luxembourg

(hereinafter “SMM”)

We are jointly responsible for data processing and have entered into a corresponding agreement. Multi Switzerland primarily assumes compliance with data protection requirements when obligations can be fulfilled by one party for all controllers—this includes, for example, external communication with data protection authorities or, where necessary, the preparation of data protection impact assessments or a processing register. Other obligations must be independently fulfilled by all controllers, such as the principles of data processing and, where necessary, compliance with legal grounds for processing personal data.

If you have questions about the agreement or data protection in general, please contact:

Multi Switzerland AG, Ebisquare-Strasse 1, 6030 Ebikon

Tel. +41 (0)41 349 60 00
info(at)mallofswitzerland(.)ch

Of course, you may also contact SMM or SMR with any questions.

Our Visitors: When you visit the Mall of Switzerland or our website www.mallofswitzerland.ch and use our associated products and services (together “Services”), we process your data for the provision of the Services, the preparation of contract conclusion, and for the performance of the corresponding contract. More information about our Services can be found here. Our Services are primarily aimed at persons with residence and habitual residence in Switzerland:

• When we enter into a contract with you, for example when you use our parking garage, purchase a gift card from us, use our Wi-Fi, rent a wheelchair, use childcare services, or register for events, we process the data from the pre-contractual phase or registration (e.g., in the order form) and information about the contract conclusion itself (e.g., date of conclusion and subject matter of the contract). During and after the contract period, we process information about the contract or the use of services, payments, contacts with customer service, claims, complaints, termination of the contract, and—should disputes arise in connection with the contract—also information about these and corresponding proceedings.
• When you visit the Mall of Switzerland, photo and video recordings of you may also be made. This primarily serves to prosecute criminal offenses and violations of regulations and to enforce our house rules, but we may also use the recordings for non-personal statistical purposes. These recordings are deleted within three months unless there is an overriding interest in retaining them.
• Before entering into a contract, we may check the creditworthiness of our contractual partner, i.e., the probability of payment default, especially when we provide services in advance or when we assess whether to offer a particular payment option. For this purpose, we obtain address and credit information from Dun & Bradstreet or Trace, a credit agency. Dun & Bradstreet or Trace maintain their own database for this purpose. We use this data only for address verification and credit checks and then delete it (except for a current address). To the extent it is useful for contract conclusion, we may also obtain additional data from public registers (e.g., the commercial register) or the internet.
• If you register and log in on one of our websites (e.g., on https://www.mallofswitzerland.ch/intranet-login), we process the information collected during registration and information about your actions while you are logged in or before or after a login if we can associate the collected data with you (see also Section 5).
• If you order services from us online (e.g., on https://shop.boncard.ch/mallofswitzerland), we process your contact details, the shopping cart or order, information about the delivery location and shipping, and payment information.
• If you transmit data to us in other ways, for example [when participating in a competition or sweepstakes], we process the data transmitted, for example [to notify or publish the winners].
• We also process the aforementioned data for statistical analyses that support the improvement and development of products and business strategies. We may also use it for marketing purposes on a personal basis; you can find further information on this in Section 4.

You may transmit data to us that also relates to other persons (e.g., representatives, employees, relatives, beneficial owners). We assume that this data is correct and that you are authorized to provide it to us. We ask that you inform these persons about our data processing (e.g., by referring them to this Privacy Policy) if such information is legally required.

Our Partners and/or Suppliers: If you rent space from us, we obtain goods or services from you, or we otherwise maintain business relationships with you, we process data for the preparation of contract conclusion and for the performance of the corresponding contract.

• When we enter into a contract with you, for example a lease agreement or a service contract, we process the data from the pre-contractual phase and information about the contract conclusion itself (e.g., date of conclusion and subject matter of the contract). During and after the contract period, we process information about the contract or the use of services, payments, contacts with customer service, claims, complaints, termination of the contract, and—should disputes arise in connection with the contract—also information about these and corresponding proceedings.
• Before entering into a contract, we may also check the creditworthiness of our contractual partner, i.e., the probability of payment default, especially when we provide services in advance or when we assess whether to offer a particular payment option. For this purpose, we obtain address and credit information from Dun & Bradstreet or Trace, a credit agency. Dun & Bradstreet and Trace maintain their own database for this purpose. We use this data only for address verification and credit checks and then delete it (except for a current address). To the extent it is useful for contract conclusion, we may also obtain additional data from public registers (e.g., the commercial register) or the internet.
• When we are in contact with you regarding a contract, we process in particular the data you transmit to us. This includes in particular information about your financial circumstances and your risk capacity and risk appetite. Furthermore, as part of our legal obligations and internal guidelines, we conduct sanctions and similar checks of our customers or their management bodies and beneficial owners and obtain data from relevant databases for this purpose, including identification data such as the date of birth of listed persons, information about economic and political connections, and information about sanctions. This may also include particularly sensitive personal data.
• If you register and log in on one of our websites (e.g., on https://www.mallofswitzerland.ch/intranet-login), we process the information collected during registration and information about your actions while you are logged in and/or before or after a login if we can associate the data collected at that time with you. For further information on the processing of your data in connection with our website, please refer to the corresponding Privacy Policy, available at https://www.mallofswitzerland.ch/datenschutz, and the Cookie Policy, available at https://www.mallofswitzerland.ch/cookie-erklaerung
• We also process the aforementioned data for statistical analyses that support the improvement and development of products and business strategies. We may also use it for marketing purposes on a personal basis; you can find further information on this in Section 4.

For contractual partners that are companies, we process less personal data because data protection law only covers data of natural persons (i.e., people). However, we do process data of contact persons with whom we are in contact, e.g., name, contact details, professional information, and information from communications, and information about executives, etc., as part of general information about companies with which we work.

You may transmit data to us that also relates to other persons (e.g., representatives, employees, relatives, beneficial owners). We assume that this data is correct and that you are authorized to provide it to us. We ask that you inform these persons about our data processing (e.g., by referring them to this Privacy Policy) if such information is legally required.

Our Visitors: We process personal data to advertise our services and services of third parties:

• Newsletter: We send electronic information and newsletters that also contain advertising for our offers [but also for offers from other companies with which we work]. We ask for your consent beforehand, unless we are advertising certain offers to existing customers. [In this context, in addition to your name and email address, we also process information about which services you have already used, whether you open our newsletter, and which links you click. For this purpose, our email service provider provides a function that essentially works with invisible image data that is loaded from a server via an encoded link and thereby transmits the corresponding information. This is a common procedure that helps us assess the effectiveness of newsletters and optimize our newsletters. You can avoid this measurement by configuring your email program accordingly (e.g., by turning off the automatic loading of image files).
• Events: We may organize events. If you participate, we process the registration data for the organization and execution of the event and, if applicable, to contact you afterward. We may also make recordings at the event that we share, for example, on social networks. In this case, we will inform you separately. The owner or operating company of the Mall of Switzerland accepts no liability.
• Advertising calls: We may call our customers and, in individual cases, potential customers, processing the corresponding data about our conversation partners and, if applicable, associated persons at the called company.]
• Market research: We also process data to improve services and develop new products, e.g., information about your purchases or your response to newsletters or information from customer surveys and polls or from social media, media monitoring services, and public sources.
• Our Partners and/or Suppliers: Newsletter: We send electronic information and newsletters that also contain advertising for our offers [but also for offers from other companies with which we work]. We ask for your consent beforehand, unless we are advertising certain offers to existing customers. [In this context, in addition to your name and email address, we also process information about which services you have already used, whether you open our newsletter, and which links you click. For this purpose, our email service provider provides a function that essentially works with invisible image data that is loaded from a server via an encoded link and thereby transmits the corresponding information. This is a common procedure that helps us assess the effectiveness of newsletters and optimize our newsletters. You can avoid this measurement by configuring your email program accordingly (e.g., by turning off the automatic loading of image files).
• Events: We may organize events. If you participate, we process the registration data for the organization and execution of the event and, if applicable, to contact you afterward. [We may also make recordings at the event that we share, for example, on social networks. In this case, we will inform you separately.]
• Advertising calls: We may call our customers and, in individual cases, potential customers, processing the corresponding data about our conversation partners and, if applicable, associated persons at the called company.
• Market research: We also process data to improve services and develop new offers, e.g., information about rental relationships or your response to newsletters or information from customer surveys and polls or from social media, media monitoring services, and public sources.

Our Visitors: Each time you use our website, certain data is generated for technical reasons and temporarily stored in log files (log data). This includes in particular the IP address of your device, information about your internet service provider and the operating system of your device, information about the referring URL, information about the browser used, date and time of access, and the content accessed when visiting the website.

Our website also uses cookies, i.e., files that your browser automatically stores on your device. This allows us to distinguish individual visitors, usually without identifying them. Cookies may also contain information about pages accessed and the duration of the visit. Certain cookies (“session cookies”) are deleted when the browser is closed. Others (“persistent cookies”) remain stored for a certain period so that we can recognize you on a subsequent visit. We may also use other technologies, e.g., for storing data in the browser, but also for recognition, such as pixel tags or fingerprints. Pixel tags are invisible images or program code that are loaded from a server and allow certain analyses. Fingerprints are information about the configuration of your device that make your device distinguishable from other devices.

We use log data and data we collect via cookies and similar technologies so that our website can be used, furthermore to ensure system security and stability, and to optimize our website and for statistical purposes. Cookies and other technologies may also come from third-party companies that provide us with certain functions. You will find further information on this below.

You can configure your browser in the settings to block certain cookies or similar technologies, or delete cookies and other stored data. You can find more information in the help pages of your browser (usually under the keyword “privacy”).

Our Visitors: Cookies and similar technologies from third-party providers enable them to create analyses and evaluations for us so that we can understand how our website is used and optimize our online offering. In addition, these third-party providers may target you with personalized advertising on websites and in social networks operated by these third parties or their partners, and measure how effective ads are (e.g., whether you reached our website via an ad and which actions you then take on our website).

The relevant third-party providers may record the use of the website for this purpose and link their records with additional information from other websites. This allows them to record your behavior across multiple websites and devices in order to provide us with statistical evaluations on this basis. The providers may also use this information for their own purposes, e.g., for personalized advertising on their own website or other websites. If you are registered with the provider, it may associate the usage data with you as the data subject.

One example of a service provider is Google. You will find further information on this below. However, we may also use other third-party providers who generally process personal and other data in a similar manner. You can find out which cookies we use in our Cookie Statement, available at this link: https://www.mallofswitzerland.ch/cookie-erklaerung. There you will also find the purposes of cookie use and information on the privacy policies of the respective service providers.

Among other things, we use Google Analytics, an analysis service from Google LLC (Mountain View, USA) and Google Ireland Ltd. (Dublin, Ireland). Google collects certain information about your behavior on the website and about the device you use. The IP addresses of visitors are shortened in Europe before being forwarded to the USA. Based on the recorded data, Google provides us with analyses, but also processes certain data for its own purposes. You can find information on Google Analytics privacy here, and if you have a Google account yourself, you can find further information here.

Our Visitors: We maintain our own presences on social networks and other platforms (in particular on Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, and TikTok). If you communicate with us there or comment on or share content, we collect information for this purpose, which we use primarily to communicate with you, for marketing purposes, and for statistical analyses (see Sections 4 and 6).

Please note that the platform provider also collects and uses data (e.g., on user behavior) itself, possibly together with other data known to it (e.g., for marketing purposes or to personalize platform content). To the extent that we are jointly responsible with the provider, we enter into a corresponding agreement, which you can inquire about with the provider.

Our Partners and/or Suppliers: If you apply for a position with us, we process the data we receive from you during the application process and, if applicable, additional data from public sources such as professional social media. We use this data in connection with your application and may also use it for non-personal statistical purposes.

Our Visitors: Yes, because many processes are not possible without processing personal data, including usual and even unavoidable internal procedures. This cannot always be precisely determined in advance, nor can the scope of the data processed, but you will find information on typical cases below:

Communication: When we are in contact with you (e.g., when customer service calls you or when you communicate with us on a social media platform), we process information about communication content as well as the type, time, and place of communication. For your identification, we may also process information for identity verification.

Compliance with legal requirements: As part of legal obligations or powers and to comply with internal regulations, we may process data and/or disclose it to authorities.

Prevention: We process data to prevent criminal offenses and other violations, for example as part of fraud prevention or internal investigations.

Legal proceedings: Insofar as we are involved in legal proceedings (e.g., court or administrative proceedings), we process data, e.g., about parties to proceedings and other persons involved such as witnesses or persons providing information, and disclose data to such parties, courts, and authorities, possibly also abroad.

IT security: We also process data for monitoring, controlling, analyzing, securing, and reviewing our IT infrastructure, but also for backups and archiving of data.

Transactions: If we sell or acquire claims, other assets, business units, or companies, we process data to the extent necessary for the preparation and execution of such transactions, e.g., information about customers or their contact persons or employees, and also disclose corresponding data to buyers or sellers.

Other purposes: We process data to the extent necessary for other purposes such as training and education, administration (e.g., contract management, accounting, enforcement and defense of claims, evaluation and improvement of internal processes, creation of anonymous statistics and analyses; acquisition or sale of claims, businesses, business units, or companies) as well as to protect other legitimate interests.

Our Partners and/or Suppliers: Yes, because many processes are not possible without processing personal data, including usual and even unavoidable internal procedures. This cannot always be precisely determined in advance, nor can the scope of the data processed, but you will find information on typical cases below:

Communication: When we are in contact with you (e.g., when customer service calls you or when you communicate with us on a social media platform), we process information about communication content as well as the type, time, and place of communication. For your identification, we may also process information for identity verification.

Compliance with legal requirements: As part of legal obligations or powers and to comply with internal regulations, we may disclose data to authorities.

Prevention: We process data to prevent criminal offenses and other violations, for example as part of fraud prevention or internal investigations.

Legal proceedings: Insofar as we are involved in legal proceedings (e.g., court or administrative proceedings), we process data, e.g., about parties to proceedings and other persons involved such as witnesses or persons providing information, and disclose data to such parties, courts, and authorities, possibly also abroad.

IT security: We also process data for monitoring, controlling, analyzing, securing, and reviewing our IT infrastructure, but also for backups and archiving of data.

Competition: We process data about our competitors and the market environment in general (e.g., the political situation, the association landscape, etc.). In doing so, we may also process data about key persons, in particular name, contact details, role or function, and public statements.

Transactions: If we sell or acquire claims, other assets, business units, or companies, we process data to the extent necessary for the preparation and execution of such transactions, e.g., information about customers or their contact persons or employees, and also disclose corresponding data to (potential) buyers or sellers.

Other purposes: We process data to the extent necessary for other purposes such as training and education, administration (e.g., contract management, accounting, enforcement and defense of claims, evaluation and improvement of internal processes, creation of anonymous statistics and analyses; acquisition or sale of claims, businesses, business units, or companies) as well as to protect other legitimate interests.

Our Visitors: We may disclose personal data to various entities in the course of our activities. These include in particular the following recipients:

Other group companies: We are part of the Multi Group under Multi Corporation B.V. or the ADIA Group under the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority. We may disclose data to group companies, particularly to obtain certain services from the group, e.g., accounting and IT services. However, group companies also support each other in other matters and may exchange personal data for this purpose. We may pass on personal data, e.g., to companies in the group, and they may also use it for their further purposes, analogous to Section 6 above. We often work with group companies in joint responsibility under data protection law. For your data subject rights, you are welcome to contact us (in this case we will coordinate with other group companies), but also directly to them;

persons associated with you, for example authorized representatives, guarantors, representatives, and relatives, and in the case of contact persons of companies, employees and the company itself;

credit agencies and providers of sanctions and other databases to whom we may disclose the necessary information about you as part of an information request;

offices, authorities, and courts as part of our legal obligations and in connection with proceedings in which we are a party or third party affected;

third parties, for example in connection with the acquisition or sale of assets, companies, or parts of companies to/by us;

service providers, particularly providers of IT services (examples are providers of hosting or data analysis services) or administration and consulting services. These may process data on our behalf or partly under their own responsibility. You will find further information on service providers for our website in Section 5.2;

banks, providers of shipping and logistics services, the post office, etc.

The recipients of personal data may also be located outside Switzerland and Luxembourg, particularly within the EU or EEA, but potentially in other countries worldwide, e.g., the United Arab Emirates. We may also transmit data to authorities and other persons abroad if we are legally obliged to do so or, for example, in the context of a company sale or court proceedings (see Section 6). Not all of these countries have adequate data protection. We compensate for the lower level of protection through appropriate guarantees, particularly the so-called standard contractual clauses of the European Commission, which are available here. In certain cases, we may also transmit data in accordance with data protection requirements without such guarantees, e.g., if you have consented to the corresponding disclosure or if the disclosure is necessary for contract performance, for the establishment, exercise, or enforcement of legal claims, or for overriding public interests.

Our partners and/or suppliers: We may disclose personal data to various entities in the course of our activities. These include in particular the following recipients:

Other group companies: We are part of the Multi Group under Multi Corporation B.V. or the ADIA Group under the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority. We may disclose data to group companies, particularly to obtain certain services from the group, e.g., accounting and IT services. However, group companies also support each other in other matters and may exchange personal data for this purpose. We may pass on personal data, e.g., to companies in the group, and these may also use it for their further purposes, analogous to Section 5 above. We often work with group companies in joint responsibility under data protection law. For your data subject rights, you are welcome to contact us (in this case we will coordinate with other group companies), but also directly to them;

persons associated with you, for example authorized representatives, guarantors, representatives, and relatives, and in the case of contact persons of companies, employees and the company itself;

intermediaries, if we work with intermediaries for our services and forward information about you to them so that the intermediaries can contact you directly;

credit agencies and providers of sanctions and other databases to whom we may disclose the necessary information about you as part of an information request;

offices, authorities, and courts as part of our legal obligations and in connection with proceedings in which we are a party or third party affected;

third parties, for example in connection with the acquisition or sale of assets, companies, or parts of companies to/by us;

service providers, particularly providers of IT services (examples are providers of hosting or data analysis services) or administration and consulting services. These may process data on our behalf or partly under their own responsibility;

banks, providers of shipping and logistics services, the post office, etc.

The recipients of personal data may also be located outside Switzerland and Luxembourg, particularly within the EU or EEA, but potentially in other countries worldwide, e.g., the United Arab Emirates. We may also transmit data to authorities and other persons abroad if we are legally obliged to do so or, for example, in the context of a company sale or court proceedings (see Section 5). Not all of these countries have adequate data protection. We compensate for the lower level of protection through appropriate guarantees, particularly the so-called standard contractual clauses of the European Commission, which are available here. In certain cases, we may also transmit data in accordance with data protection requirements without such guarantees, e.g., if you have consented to the corresponding disclosure or if the disclosure is necessary for contract performance, for the establishment, exercise, or enforcement of legal claims, or for overriding public interests.

Our visitors: We process your personal data as long as it is necessary for the purpose of processing (in the case of contracts, generally for the duration of the contractual relationship), as long as we have a legitimate interest in storage (e.g., to enforce legal claims, for archiving, and/or to ensure IT security), and as long as data is subject to a legal retention obligation (for certain data, for example, a ten-year retention period applies). After these periods expire, we delete or anonymize your personal data.

Our partners and/or suppliers: We process your personal data for as long as it is necessary for the purpose of processing (for contracts, usually for the duration of the contractual relationship), for as long as we have a legitimate interest in storing it (e.g., to enforce legal claims, for archiving, and/or to ensure IT security), and for as long as data is subject to a statutory retention obligation (e.g., a ten-year retention period applies to certain data). After these periods expire, we delete or anonymize your personal data.

Our visitors: We take appropriate technical and organizational measures to ensure a level of security for your personal data that is adequate to the respective risk. However, we cannot guarantee absolute data security; certain residual risks generally cannot be excluded.

Our partners and/or suppliers: We take appropriate technical and organizational measures to ensure a level of security for your personal data that is adequate to the respective risk. However, we cannot guarantee absolute data security; certain residual risks generally cannot be excluded.

Our visitors: Depending on the applicable law, data processing is only permitted if the applicable law specifically allows it. This does not apply under Swiss data protection law, but for example under the European General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), insofar as it applies. In this case, we base the processing of your personal data on the following legal bases:

• Art. 6 para. 1 lit. b GDPR for processing necessary for the performance of a contract with the data subject and for the implementation of pre-contractual measures (see Section 3);
• Art. 6 para. 1 lit. f GDPR for processing necessary to protect our legitimate interests or those of third parties, unless the fundamental freedoms and rights and interests of the data subject prevail. This particularly concerns compliance with Swiss law, our interest in carrying out our activities and operations permanently, user-friendly, securely and reliably, and the purposes according to Sections 3–7;
• Art. 6 para. 1 lit. c GDPR for processing necessary for compliance with a legal obligation under the law of a Member State of the European Economic Area (EEA). The EEA includes the EU states and Iceland, Norway and Liechtenstein;
• Art. 6 para. 1 lit. a GDPR for processing that we carry out with your separate consent.

You are generally not obliged to disclose data to us, subject to individual cases (e.g., if you have to fulfill a contractual obligation and this involves data disclosure to us).

Our partners and/or suppliers: Depending on the applicable law, data processing is only permitted if the applicable law specifically allows it. This does not apply under Swiss data protection law, but for example under the European General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), insofar as it applies. In this case, we base the processing of your personal data on the following legal bases:

• Art. 6 para. 1 lit. b GDPR for processing necessary for the performance of a contract with the data subject and for the implementation of pre-contractual measures (see Section 3);
• Art. 6 para. 1 lit. f GDPR for processing necessary to protect our legitimate interests or those of third parties, unless the fundamental freedoms and rights and interests of the data subject prevail. This particularly concerns compliance with Swiss law, our interest in carrying out our activities and operations permanently, user-friendly, securely and reliably, and the purposes according to Sections 3–7;
• Art. 6 para. 1 lit. c GDPR for processing necessary for compliance with a legal obligation under the law of a Member State of the European Economic Area (EEA). The EEA includes the EU states and Iceland, Norway and Liechtenstein;
• Art. 6 para. 1 lit. a GDPR for processing that we carry out with your separate consent.

You are generally not obliged to disclose data to us, subject to individual cases (e.g., if you have to fulfill a contractual obligation and this involves data disclosure to us).

Our visitors: Under the conditions and within the framework of applicable data protection law, you have certain rights to request a copy of your personal data or to influence our processing of this data:

Information: You can request information on whether we process personal data about you, and if so, which data, and further details about our data processing.

Rectification and Restriction: You can have incorrect personal data rectified and incomplete data completed, and have the processing of your data restricted.

Deletion and Objection: You can have personal data deleted and object to the processing of your data with effect for the future. In particular, for reasons arising from your specific situation, you can object at any time to the processing of data for our legitimate interest and for direct marketing purposes.

Portability: You can receive the personal data you have provided to us in a structured, common, and machine-readable format, insofar as the corresponding data processing is based on your consent or is necessary for the performance of a contract.

Withdrawal: Insofar as we process data based on your consent, you can withdraw your consent at any time. The withdrawal only applies to the future, and we reserve the right to continue processing data based on another legal basis in the event of a withdrawal.

If you would like to exercise such a right, please feel free to contact us:

Multi Switzerland AG, Ebisquare-Strasse 1, 6030 Ebikon

Tel. +41 (0)41 349 60 00
info(at)mallofswitzerland(.)ch

As a rule, we must verify your identity when processing your request.

You are also free to lodge a complaint with the competent supervisory authority against our processing of your data, in Switzerland with the Federal Data Protection and Information Commissioner (FDPIC). Soweit die DSGVO anwendbar ist, hast du auch das Recht, Beschwerde bei einer zuständigen europäischen Datenschutz-Aufsichtsbehörde zu erheben.

Our partners and/or suppliers: Under the conditions and within the framework of applicable data protection law, you have certain rights to request a copy of your personal data or to influence our processing of this data:

Information: You can request information on whether we process personal data about you, and if so, which data, and further details about our data processing.

Rectification and Restriction: You can have inaccurate personal data rectified and incomplete data completed, and have the processing of your data restricted.

Deletion and Objection: You can have personal data deleted and object to the processing of your data with effect for the future. In particular, for reasons arising from your specific situation, you can object at any time to the processing of data for our legitimate interest and for direct marketing purposes.

Portability: You can receive the personal data you have provided to us in a structured, common, and machine-readable format, insofar as the corresponding data processing is based on your consent or is necessary for the performance of a contract.

Withdrawal: Insofar as we process data based on your consent, you can withdraw your consent at any time. The withdrawal only applies to the future, and we reserve the right to continue processing data based on another legal basis in the event of a withdrawal.

If you wish to exercise such a right, please contact us:

Multi Switzerland AG, Ebisquare-Strasse 1, 6030 Ebikon

Tel. +41 (0)41 349 60 00
info(at)mallofswitzerland(.)ch

As a rule, we must verify your identity when processing your request.

You are also free to lodge a complaint with the competent supervisory authority against our processing of your data, in Switzerland with the Federal Data Protection and Information Commissioner (FDPIC). Insofar as the GDPR is applicable, you also have the right to lodge a complaint with a competent European data protection supervisory authority.