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What is a cookie?

Cookies are text files containing small amounts of information that are downloaded to your device when you visit our websites. Cookies are subsequently sent back to the website or another website that recognizes them during each subsequent visit. 

Cookies perform various tasks, such as enabling efficient navigation between web pages, remembering your preferences, and overall enhancing the user experience. They can also ensure that online advertisements are better tailored to you and your interests.

What types of cookies do we use?

We use the following cookies on our websites:

  • Essential cookies: These are necessary for the operation of the websites, allowing, for example, logging into secure areas of the sites and other basic site functionalities. This category of cookies cannot be disabled;
  • Analytical/statistical cookies: These allow us, for example, to recognize and determine the number of visitors and track how our visitors use the websites. They help us improve how the sites function, for example, by enabling users to easily find what they are looking for. We only deploy these files with your prior consent;
  • Advertising cookies: These are used to track preferences and display advertisements and other content that best match your interests and online behavior. We only deploy these files with your prior consent.

Consent may be given through a checkbox contained in the so-called cookie banner. You can subsequently refuse to use cookies or set your browser to allow only certain types of cookies.

Please note that third parties (including, for example, providers of external services) may also use cookies and/or access data collected by cookies on websites.

More information about cookies

For more information about cookies and their current list, you can use the individual web browsers, most often found under "Developer Tools."

For more information about managing cookies in individual browsers, you can visit the following links:

 

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