What are cookies?

Cookies (sometimes referred to as digital biscuits) are tiny text files that the browser stores on your computer. A website can ask the browser to retain data in a cookie. When accessing subsequent pages on the same website, the browser will always resend the data stored in the cookies of the domain you access. Thus, cookies act as the browser's memory of your visit to a particular site. For example, a cookie might save details you've entered on a site form, such as a meeting request. Additionally, a cookie might save data about your interests based on the subpages you explore. Many cookies simply have an automatically generated identifier for your browser or session, which the portal can use to compile statistics about visitor flow: what does the user choose? Where do visits come from? How often does the average user access the home page? etc. These statistical data help optimize the page and the service offered.

Which cookies do we use?

We do not set cookies that can be linked to you as an individual. However, if other people use your computer, they might see content based on your preferences. By using our website, you consent to cookies being installed on your computer.

We track your activity

We use a service to track and monitor website users. The tracking tool employs cookies and other technologies to gather data about users' behavior and devices: IP address stored in an anonymized form, Screen size, Unique device identifiers, Browser information (+ preferred language) and Geographic location (Limited to country). The information is stored in a pseudonymized user profile. We will never use this information to identify individual users or to match it with additional data about a particular user.

You have a choice

You can prevent cookies from being stored by modifying your browser settings. However, by doing so, the pages might not work optimally. You can also delete cookies in the browser or through file management.