Parking on Corpus Christi in Bad Pyrmont: Enjoy it for free today!

Parking on Corpus Christi in Bad Pyrmont: Enjoy it for free today!

Today, June 19, 2025, a very special holiday is celebrated in Bad Pyrmont: Corpus Christi. For residents and visitors, this not only means festive occasions, but also a welcome relief when looking for a parking space, as parking is free on this day. This makes drivers happy as they can park their vehicles without worry and enjoy the holiday activities. [Radio Aktiv] reports that not only the habits of local residents but also those of tourists benefit from this regulation.

Corpus Christi is traditionally celebrated with numerous festivities. The streets are colorfully decorated and various events take place, attracting both locals and guests. Especially on days like these, it is important that the organization functions smoothly.

Data protection in view

In addition to the celebrations, there are also current developments in data protection that concern the public. On December 1, 2021, the new TDDDG (Telecommunications Digital Services Data Protection Act), which is now known as TDDDG, came into force. This law complements the existing General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and regulates specific aspects regarding cookies and access to information on end devices. [Dr. Data Protection] makes it clear that the TDDDG establishes clear regulations for digital services and regulates the use of cookies.

The legal requirements state that under the new regulations, only absolutely necessary cookies may be used without the consent of the user. This also applies to a variety of devices that we use in everyday life - from smart home devices to connected kitchen appliances. These devices fall under the term “terminal devices”. The TDDDG hereby significantly expands the regulation on cookies. According to the information provided by [Dr. GDPR], insight into which cookies are used by websites is now essential for operators in order to avoid legal disputes.

Responsibility of the provider

Last but not least, the TDDDG also places high demands on providers with regard to user consent. Cookie banners must be formulated clearly and comprehensibly and offer users an easy way to revoke their consent - otherwise they could face fines of up to 300,000 euros. [Dr. Data Protection] highlights that this also means that any kind of “nudging” or manipulative design that tricks users into consent is not permitted.

In an increasingly digitalized everyday life in which data protection is becoming increasingly important, both providers and users should be aware of the new regulations. The holiday joy in Bad Pyrmont is also characterized by responsible handling of personal data and digital content.