1. What are cookies?
A cookie is a small text file that a website stores on your device (in the browser). Similar technologies include local storage (localStorage) and pixels, when they are used for tracking.
2. Which cookies we use
Essential
Needed for the session, security, load balancing, or remembering preferences (for example language), when that is technically necessary to provide the service. Under the GDPR these are often based on performance of a contract or legitimate interest.
Functional (optional)
They improve the experience (for example remembered form fields) but are not strictly required for the core function. They are used after consent where the law requires it.
Analytics (optional)
They help us understand how visitors use the site. They may include anonymised or pseudonymised data. Consent requires clear information before non-essential cookies are set (the ePrivacy Directive and the GDPR).
Marketing (optional)
Used for targeted information or limited display, when that has been agreed with you. Consent is required.
3. Your choices
Below you can change the optional categories. Essential cookies cannot be switched off, because the service needs them.
4. Browser settings
You can also manage cookies in your browser settings, including deleting them. That may affect how some features work.
5. More about personal data
See the privacy policy. Questions: [email protected].