Cookies

A cookie is a small file that a website stores in your browser. It helps the site remember things between one page and the next, and between one visit and the next.

This page says which cookies the site uses, why, and how you can control them.

Which cookies this site uses

• Necessary cookies. Without them the site does not work. They remember which language you chose, for example, and they make a secure sign-in possible. You cannot turn them off and keep using the site.
• Preference cookies. They remember choices you made, such as a light or dark display, so you do not have to choose again on every visit.
• Measurement cookies. They count how many people visited and which pages they read, so we know what to improve. They are not used to identify you personally.

Cookies set by others

Some cookies are set by outside services we use to measure how the site is used. The list of services: [list of measurement services]. Each of those services has a privacy policy of its own, which covers what it collects.

How long a cookie stays

Some cookies are deleted the moment you close the browser. Others stay for a set period, so the site remembers your choices on your next visit. You can delete them at any time.

How to control cookies

Your browser lets you block cookies, delete cookies that are already stored, or ask to be warned before a new one is saved. The setting usually sits in the browser's settings menu, under privacy.

If you block the necessary cookies, parts of the site will not work properly. Blocking the measurement cookies does not change what you can do on the site.

What we do not do with cookies

We do not use cookies to build a personal profile of you, and we do not pass what they collect to advertisers. This site carries no cookies whose purpose is to show you ads elsewhere on the web.

The website and the service are two different things

This page is about the marketing website. The service itself, the one you sign in to, also stores cookies that keep you signed in. Without them you would have to sign in again on every screen.

How this relates to privacy

Anything collected through cookies is handled according to the privacy policy.

Changes to this notice

If we change how we use cookies, we will update this page.