What is a Cookie?

A cookie is a small text file that is stored on your computer or smartphone when you visit a website. The cookie contains information about its origin (sender) and lifecycle.

Why do we use Cookies?

Cookies contain information about your web preferences, which we use to give you an even better experience when you visit our pages. For example, we can make it easier for you to navigate our pages by saving your preferences for text, language, and layout. Cookies can also make it easier to surf on pages that require passwords and ensure that you only need to enter your password once. Businessesbjerg.com primarily uses cookies for 3 purposes:

• Improve your experience of the site and the site's performance.
• Analysis – statistics from the site, including the number of visitors. No personal data is collected.
• Marketing

Different Types of Cookies

• Session cookies. These cookies only exist on your computer while you use a given website and are automatically deleted when you leave the page.
• Persistent cookies. These cookies remain on your computer – even after you have closed your browser. Persistent cookies remember your preferences from your visits to improve the experience when you surf. They are deleted when their lifecycle expires – or if you manually choose to remove them.

In addition, there is a distinction between first-party and third-party cookies.

First-party cookie

• Webtrends – WT_FPC
  Type: Persistent Cookie
  Description: Analysis. Collects anonymous information about how visitors use the site, for example the number of visitors, where the visitors come from, and how long they stay on the site.
  Duration: 10 years
• Google Analytics – _utma
  Type: Persistent Cookie
  Description: Analysis. Statistics to see how many times a visitor has been on the site.
  Duration: 2 years
• Google Analytics – __utmb
  Type: Persistent Cookie
  Description: Analysis. _utmc works together with __utmb to determine whether the user is a new visitor.
  Duration: 30 min
• Google Analytics – __utmc
  Type: Session cookie
  Description: Analysis. _utmc works together with __utmb to determine whether the user is a new visitor.
  Duration: When the site is closed
• Google Analytics – __utmz
  Type: Persistent Cookie
  Description: Analysis. Stores the traffic source or campaign showing how the user came to the site.
  Duration: 6 months

Third-party cookie

Placed by a third-party actor. Most browsers can be set to block such cookies. Data from third-party cookies can only be seen and managed by the third party. Third-party cookies can, for example, be placed by Facebook or Twitter.

Twitter, Facebook and other social media cookies

Cookies are created via buttons, widgets, and “social plugins.” If the user is logged into Facebook at the same time as a visit to businessesbjerg.com, Facebook will know that the user has visited the website.

Use of Pixel Tracking

Business Esbjerg uses pixel tracking, which is when a user's visit to businessesbjerg.com is recorded. Pixel tracking is anonymous, which means that no personal information is recorded or stored about the user. Only anonymous data about the user's navigation is recorded.

How do you delete cookies?

Most browsers are set to accept the use of cookies. You can change these settings to either block all cookies or warn you when a cookie is stored on your computer. You can read more about this in your browser's help section.

The procedure for deleting cookies depends on your browser. If you are unsure where cookies are stored, you can click “Help” in the “Start” menu and search for “cookies” to find information about where you can find the cookie folder.

You should be aware that disabling cookies may affect your user experience and navigation on our websites. At the same time, there may be certain functions and services you cannot use.

Local Shared Objects (Flash cookies)

Some of our pages contain elements that use Flash, for example videos embedded from YouTube that use Adobe Flash Player. To improve the user experience, Local Shared Objects – or Flash cookies, as they are commonly known – are stored on the computer to provide functions such as auto-resume. Flash cookies are stored on the user's computer and cannot be controlled via a browser in the same way as cookies. Note that Flash cookies are “persistent” and must be deleted manually.

Read more here http://helpx.adobe.com/flash-player/kb/disable-local-shared-objects-flash.html

Publisher

The website is owned and published by:

Business Esbjerg
CVR no.: 30164210
Niels Bohrs Vej 6
6700 Esbjerg
75123744
info@businessesbjerg.com

If you have questions or comments, you can contact Businessesbjerg.com at the following contact information:

Tel. 75 12 37 44
Email: bbj@businessesbjerg.com