Acookie is a small file that is stored on your device when you visit a website.
What do we use cookies for?
We use the information from the cookie for the purpose of improving the usability and content of the website. Cookies help to collect anonymous information about the pages visited and the devices used on the website. Because the information collected is anonymous, it is not possible to identify the individuals who visit our website.
Cookies help you to personalise your page when you log in, plan website improvements and developments, remember settings and share website content more easily on social media.
What cookies do we use?
Session cookies are used on each visit, link to activities on the website and are only valid during the browser session.
Persistent cookies store user preferences or activities. Persistent cookies are not deleted when the browser is closed and are stored on the user’s device. For example, to store a username and password so that the user does not have to log in every time they visit a particular website.
We use advertising cookies to deliver ads that match the interests of the user. We use these cookies to measure the effectiveness of an advertising campaign and to remember what a user has viewed on a website.
Third-party cookies come from advertisements on other websites and are located on the website visited by the user. For example, Facebook and Google may use their cookies to collect information about the content of our website.
How long is the cookie stored on the user’s computer?
The length of time cookies are stored before they are deleted varies for each cookie. Each new visit to the website updates the cookies, which also extends the period during which they are stored.
How to delete cookies?
Visitors to the website have the possibility to block, delete or withdraw their consent to the storage of cookies on their devices. However, it should be noted that this may have an impact on user convenience. Below, we have included some guidance on how to set cookies in most browsers.
