About Cookies

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What are cookies

Cookies are small pieces of data, stored in text files on your computer when websites are loaded in a browser. Some cookies are necessary for technical reasons to allow a personalized experience for the visitor. Other cookies are used for social media, such as Facebook and Twitter.

The cookies are automatically saved and stored either temporarily or permanently. The temporary cookie disappears when you close the visit and no information about you is stored with us. The stored cookie is mainly used to measure website traffic by trusted third parties (such as Google Analytics).

The Swedish “Post- och telestyrelsen” (Post and Telecom Agency), is the supervisory authority in the area, provides additional information about cookies on its website.

How do we use cookies

Cookies in WordPress

This web is built in WordPress and uses cookies for a variety of purposes. WordPress divides its cookies into the following categories.

Strictly Necessary: These are the cookies that are essential for WordPress.org to perform basic functions.

Functionality: These cookies are used to store preferences set by users and thus provide a better experience.

Performance: Performance cookies collect information on how users interact with websites hosted on WordPress.org, including what pages are visited most, as well as other analytical data. These details are only used to improve how the website functions.

Tracking: Set by trusted third parties, e.g. if you choose to use Google Analytics.

Third-party / embedded content: Includes social media platforms, such as Facebook and Twitter (through the use of sharing buttons) or embedded content from Youtube and Vimeo.

Cookies in Google Analytics

The site uses Google Analytics to get an idea of how the visitor uses the site. The cookies are used to measure how many new visitors and repeat visitors this site has.

No personal information, such as email or name, is stored about you as a visitor. To further protect your privacy, IP anonymization is used in data collection with Google Analytics. This means that the last digits of the IP number are masked.

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