I LOVE COOKIES
What is a Cookie
Cookies are small text files that are stored on your end device via the browser when you use our website. These text files contain information to provide user-friendly services and are read by web browsers. Cookies enable our website to recognize you so that our web server can present you with a more individual, better, faster and more tailored to your needs. Therefore, please note that you may not be able to access some web content if you block cookies.
How we use cookies
In general, we only use Internet technologies (e.g. cookies, Java-Script) to make it easier for you to use our website and to optimise our offer and your communication with our content:
– We use so-called session-related cookies to keep the current session active.
– We use cookies for data analysis. This enables us to recognize how our forms are accepted, how many visitors use our pages or which are the most frequently visited web pages.
– We use third-party cookies to help us improve your experience with our content and advertisements.
We also use Google Analytics. For more information, see Privacy.
Third-party cookies
Some third parties place cookies on your computer, in particular to record visitor behavior and to personalize offers (including advertising). Depending on your platform, several third-party cookies may be set. You can find out how the third party handles cookies by visiting their network pages. You will find the information about the networks in the table below. We have no control over third-party cookies. We recommend that you check the third-party websites to see which cookies are used and how they can be managed. For popular third party sites such as Facebook, Google, and others, the Digital Advertising Alliance offers a way for all DAA companies to collectively opt out. You will find more information on this in points 4 and 5.
Currently we use the following cookies Google:
_gid, _gat, _ga
Management of cookies / Opposition
In your browser menu you will find setting options for the use of cookies. Usually a browser has the following setting options:
– View cookies, – Allow cookies, – Disable all or certain cookies, – Disable all cookies when closing the browser, – Block cookies, – Notify when a cookie is about to be set and – Disagree with tracking web analysis
You can disable cookies for your browser, but please note that this may prevent you from making the best use of some areas of our website.