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What is a cookie and what is it used for?

It's not really weird and you've probably come across this question on other sites before. A cookie is a small text file that is stored in your browser. It remembers what you did on the site, so that the next time you visit the same website, you don't have to choose a language or enter your password again, for example. It also makes it easier for us to understand how everyone who visits our website uses it and which pages are visited.

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What does the law say?

According to the Electronic Communications Act, the visitor to a website must be informed that the website uses cookies. The user, i.e. you, must also be given the option to prevent cookies, which you do in your browser's settings. Then we cannot store any information. This means that certain functionality on the website will be affected and that all functions may not work as intended.

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Manage cookies

If you do not want any cookies to be saved on your computer, you can change the settings in your browser, i.e. in Chrome, Internet Explorer or Firefox for example. Exactly how this is done varies depending on the browser you use, but instructions should be found in your browser's help section.