Cookies

About cookies in general

Our online service uses cookies to improve the user experience (tracking cookies) and to enable the functions in the service (functional cookies). A cookie is a text file that is stored on a user’s computer for a limited period of time when you visit a web service page. If you wish, you can avoid the use of cookies by setting your browser so that cookies are not stored during use. However, this may adversely affect the functionality and user experience of the site or, in some cases, prevent access altogether.

Tracking cookies

Usage statistics are collected from the site for the purpose of tracking, developing and marketing planning.

In addition, the site uses the collection of target group and topic data (Google Analytics Demographics), which combines user tracking data with e.g. age, gender and topics of interest to the user. You can change the settings related to the collection of this information in your own Google Account.

You can turn off Google Analytics tracking with a browser add-on (https://tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout/).

Functional cookies

The functional areas of the online service that require user login or other authentication require a cookie to function. The cookie information stores the necessary information about the user and the cookie is deleted at the end of its term or when the user logs out.

Other tags

When using the online service, identification information about the user of the online service is stored in the log files of the server and the online service (eg IP address, opened page and downloaded files, as well as possible online errors) and information about the site’s user interface (recordings, hotmap The purpose of collecting this information is to monitor and develop the service and to continuously improve fault tolerance and data security.