Introduction
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We will explain, when where, how and why we use cookies on our website.
Making browsing more convenient
We use cookies for session management and retaining user settings or preferences.
For example we can use your IP address which acts as your unique licence plate online, to detect your country and language you might prefer. If you chose another language manual, we use cookies to store that preference. This can be relevant for instance when you travel abroad and access in a country with language preference other than the one you prefer.
Measuring market campaigns
We may also use cookies for the purpose of statistica and measurement of market campaigns.
For example, we use Goodle Analytics service for the purpose of optimising or website. Google Analytics service uses cookies to analyse how our Web pages are used. It also generates statistics about the number of visitors to our website, what pages were visited the most, where the visitors are from and at what time the Web pages are visited the most.
Google Analytics makes it possible by establishing a unique analytical ID for your device the first time you visit our page. This information can also be used for marketing campaigns.
Who is processing the data in addition to jasophy.blogspot.com
Category A: Analytics, this is done for the purpose of optimising our website.
Category B: Marketing campaigns with the purpose of measuring the efffectivity of these.
Category C: Site availability with the purpose of measuring to what extent the sites are available.