This element sets cookies in the “External Content” group.
This element uses JavaScript from external servers.
The execution of the Google Map is controlled by the cookie banner. The maps are therefore NOT displayed if the web user has not consented to external cookies.
Cookies are set when loading the maps via Google. It can be assumed that these include tracking functions for the web user.
External JavaScript files are loaded from Google's servers for this element. These are executed in the context of the page. This theoretically enables extensive tracking of the web user's activities on the displayed page. The extent to which the external JavaScript is actually used for tracking is not known.
This element sets cookies in the “External Content” group.
This function does NOT use JavaScript from external servers.
The execution of OpenStreetMap maps is controlled by the cookie banner. The maps are therefore NOT displayed if the web user has not consented to external cookies.
The OpenStreetMap maps are delivered via the service provider maptiler https://www.maptiler.com/. According to the provider maptiler (see below), no user tracking is carried out with the data.
When loading the OSM maps, several cookies (exactly 3 as of February 2020) are set.
The complete JavaScript app for displaying the data is based on open source components and is integrated into OpenCms. Only the map material is loaded from the maptiler servers.
According to maptiler, no user data is stored long-term.
https://www.maptiler.com/privacy-policy/index.html
Quote from the above mentioned website:
We don’t track the end-users to sell them targeted advertisements or, even worse, to sell such data to third parties. IP addresses of the MapTiler Cloud visitors are stored in memory only for a limited time needed for security checks; a maximum is 20 minutes, and then automatically destroyed.