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Do I have right to refuse to talk to the receptionist and only talk to the doctor?
In Switzerland, to visit even general family doctor it is normally required to make an appointment in advance that usually means to make a phone call. The chat with the receptionist is normally quite ...
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Which Swiss privacy laws prevent my wife from registering me with the family doctor?
My wife failed to register the doctor appointment for me, because the reception refused to speak to her citing the "privacy laws".
It is a normal generic family doctor to go for common cases,...
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Is it legal to request an ID when applying for residential housing?
Is it legal according to Swiss law to request a full copy of an ID when applying to view residential housing?
Swiss agencies often organize viewings for candidate tenants of residential homes. In ...
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Are coworking companies bound by legal precedent not to use the intellectual property nor trade secrets of its customers?
The companies which operate coworking facilities are in a position to learn a lot about a person's business. Every facility I've seen is blanketed with cameras, potentially including microphones, the ...
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How do the safety cameras for documenting road events agree with recent privacy laws?
It is quite common to hear about small cameras that some cyclists and also car drivers use to record the surrounding traffic. In case of a road accident or otherwise very blatant violation of the road ...
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Do VPN providers really operate under single jurisdiction, even though their servers are located in many different countries?
For example, ProtonVPN claims in many places (e.g. Transparency Report, Terms and Conditions, Privacy Policy) that their service operates "under Swiss law", which, among other things (based on their ...
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Copy of ID card: blacken / hide fields that are not relevant (Switzerland)
In recent c't there is an article about GDPR (Sorry for the German). In Switzerland there is so far no GDPR, but we have a similar mechanism called Auskunftsrecht.
In article there is written that ...