Cookie Policy
By visiting disabilitytech.dk and its subpages, you accept the cookie and privacy policy set out below.
General
When you visit disabilitytech.dk, Danske Iværksættere collects information about you. On this page, you can read about the information we collect, how we process it, and what we use it for.
Cookies – what are they?
The first time you visit dkiv.dk, you will automatically receive one or more cookies. A cookie is a small text file. The cookie is stored in your web browser and identifies you as a unique user. Cookies make it easier to use the internet, as you do not have to start from scratch every time. In other words, Ivaekst can use cookies to remember information about your previous actions on the site.
What does Disability Tech Denmark use cookies for?
To find out who visits disabilitytech.dk, we use cookies to compile demographic and user-related statistics. For example, we collect information about how long you spend on the website, whether you visit the courses page, the blog or the tools section, whether your computer has visited us before, which browser and operating system you use, IP addresses, etc.
We do this, amongst other things, to ensure that our users find our content relevant, and to be able to remove pages and tools that are not relevant to users. In addition, we use this information as documentation for our partners.
How can you avoid cookies?
If you do not wish to accept cookies, you can block all cookies, delete existing cookies from your hard drive or receive a warning before a cookie is stored.
Cookies from Google (traffic measurements)
Disabilitytech.dk uses cookies from Google to measure traffic. The purpose of these cookies is to generate statistical information about the entire group of internet users. This helps us, for example, to identify which pages are most popular and which pages should be removed or optimised.
The traffic measurement data is shared with our partners in anonymised form for the purpose of documenting traffic on dkiv.dk and to gain a better understanding of users on the individual websites. Data is also shared with third parties if required by regulatory authorities.
You can opt out of Google Analytics cookies at any time by using the link below:
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Cookies from Facebook
Disabilitytech.dk uses a pixel that places a cookie from Facebook in the user’s browser. This cookie is used to measure, optimise and build audiences for Danske Iværksættere’s advertising on Facebook. In certain cases, Facebook may link this data to the user’s Facebook profile and use it for its own marketing purposes.
As a user, you can control which advertising networks can target adverts at you, for example by using YourOnlineChoices.com.