Cookie Policy
Effective date: 20 January 2025
Last updated: 20 August 2026
What are cookies?
Cookies are small data files stored on your computer, phone, tablet or other device when you visit a website. Cookies can, among other things, be used to make the website function, remember your choices, measure how the website is used and support external features such as video content.
When we refer to cookies in this Cookie Policy, this also includes similar technologies such as local storage, pixels, tags and other technologies that can store information on or read information from your device.
How do we use cookies?
We use both first-party and third-party cookies. First-party cookies are set by the website itself, while third-party cookies and similar technologies are provided by external services used on the website.
Cookies are used for purposes including the technical operation of the website, remembering language and consent choices, statistics and analytics, understanding how the website is used, and supporting functions and content provided by third parties.
Strictly necessary cookies may be used without your consent when they are required for the website or a function you have explicitly requested to work. Other cookies and similar technologies are used on the basis of your consent.
Consent and your choices
We use CookieYes to obtain, manage and document your cookie choices. When you visit the website, you can choose which categories of non-essential cookies you wish to accept.
Your choices are stored so that the website can respect your preferences on subsequent visits. You can change or withdraw your consent at any time using the cookie settings button further down this page.
The website also uses WP Consent API, which enables compatible WordPress plugins and services to register and respect the consent choices you have made. The cookies used to store your consent choices do not in themselves activate analytics or advertising.
Types of cookies we use
The website uses cookies and similar technologies within the categories necessary, functional, analytics, performance and advertising. Which categories are available depends on the website's current technical setup.
Necessary cookies support functions such as technical operation, security, consent management and essential user preferences. Functional cookies support additional functions and content. Analytics and performance cookies are used for statistics, analysis and improvement of the website. Advertising cookies may be used by third-party services for measurement, personalisation and other marketing-related purposes.
Below you will find the current cookie overview. The overview is generated by CookieYes and shows the cookies and similar technologies detected on the website, including their purpose and retention period.
CookieYes and WP Consent API
CookieYes is used as the website's consent management solution. The service helps record which cookie categories you have accepted or rejected and makes it possible to document and manage your consent.
WP Consent API is used together with the consent solution to communicate your choices to compatible WordPress plugins and other functions on the website.
Language selection with Polylang
The website uses Polylang to manage different language versions. Polylang may store information about your most recently selected language so that the website can display the relevant language when you move between pages or return to the website.
Google Analytics
We use Google Analytics for statistics and analysis of how the website is used. The service may provide information including the number of visits, page views, sessions, traffic sources, device type and how visitors navigate the website.
The information is used to understand how the website is used and to improve its content, structure and functionality.
Google Analytics may use cookies and other identifiers to distinguish between browsers and measure use of the website. Analytics cookies are used on the basis of your consent.
Microsoft Clarity
We use Microsoft Clarity to gain insight into how visitors use the website. Clarity may record information such as page views, clicks, scrolling, navigation and other interactions with the website.
The information is used to identify technical or usability issues and to improve the website's structure and user experience.
Microsoft Clarity may use both first-party and third-party technologies from Microsoft. These may, among other things, be used to connect page views within sessions, recognise a browser and support analytics and measurement. Non-essential Clarity cookies are used on the basis of your consent.
Microsoft and Bing
In connection with Microsoft services, cookies and similar technologies from Microsoft and Bing may be used. These may be used for purposes including analytics, technical measurement, synchronisation of browser identifiers and other functions supporting Microsoft's services.
Some of these technologies may be categorised by CookieYes as analytics, performance or advertising cookies. The current categorisation and retention period are shown in the cookie overview above.
YouTube
The website uses content or functionality from YouTube. When YouTube content is activated, Google and YouTube may use cookies and other storage technologies to provide the video player, remember settings, measure views and interactions, and support their other functions.
YouTube may use both cookies and more persistent browser storage. The specific technologies detected on the website are shown in the CookieYes overview.
Non-essential YouTube technologies are used on the basis of your consent.
Third-party services
Some of the website's cookies and similar technologies are provided by external companies, including Google and Microsoft. When you consent to a relevant category, these third parties may receive technical information about your browser, device and use of the website.
If information collected through cookies or similar technologies constitutes personal data, data protection legislation also applies to the subsequent processing. You can read more about how we process personal data in our Privacy Policy.
Manage cookie preferences
You can change your cookie preferences or withdraw previously given consent at any time by clicking the button below.
Cookie settingsWhen you open the cookie settings, you can review and change your choices for the different categories. Withdrawal of consent does not affect the lawfulness of processing already carried out on the basis of your previous consent.
Deleting and blocking cookies in your browser
In addition to the cookie settings on the website, you can use your browser settings to block or delete cookies. If you delete cookies, your previous choices may also be deleted, and you may therefore be asked to make your cookie choices again.
You can find instructions for the most commonly used browsers here:
- Manage cookies in Google Chrome
- Manage cookies in Apple Safari
- Manage cookies in Mozilla Firefox
- Manage cookies in Microsoft Edge
If you use another browser, you can find the relevant instructions on the browser's official support website.
Changes to this Cookie Policy
We may update this Cookie Policy if the website's use of cookies, services or technical functions changes. The CookieYes overview is updated as the website is scanned and the detected cookies change.
If material changes are made to purposes that require consent, new consent will be obtained where necessary.