Cookie information

This website (hereinafter the Website) makes use of cookies. By using the Website, you accept the Website's use of cookies, cf. below. On this page you can find information about these cookies.

The first time you land on this website, you will see a banner with information about cookies. If you click on the "Ok" button, you accept the use of cookies. If you want to completely avoid cookies, you must turn off cookies in your browser. However, you should be aware that if you turn off cookies, you can not log in or use other functions that require the website to remember your choices.

1. What are cookies?

A cookie is a small text file that is stored on your computer. Cookies can contain text and numbers, including e.g. dates. Cookies are used by a website to store specific information with the user, so that the website can later recognize the user or load this information. It can e.g. be login information, information about previous visits, and what parts of the website you have visited.

A cookie is not a program and does not contain viruses or similar malicious codes.

Cookies can only be loaded by the address (website) from which they are stored. Ordinary cookies, which are stored from the website, are typically stored from the address you can see in the browser's address bar. However, a website may also contain snippets and information retrieved from addresses other than those displayed in the browser's address bar. It can e.g. be banner ads or analytics tools, but also general content. In this way, cookies can also be stored from other addresses via the website you actually visit - so-called third-party cookies.

Some cookies (so-called session cookies) are only stored in a browser session and are deleted when the browser is closed. Other cookies (so-called persistent cookies) are stored for a defined period of time, and are not deleted until the end of this period.

2. What cookies does the Website use and why?

Required cookies
These cookies are necessary for the website to provide a service that the end user has explicitly requested. It can e.g. be cookies used to make a shopping cart work.

WordPress:

The website's content is stored and managed through the WordPress CMS platform. It sets cookies, which are used to recognize you when you move around the page and to remember whether you are logged in, for example.

We use a cookie to find out if you have been informed about the website's use of cookies. We do not store any data in connection with this cookie.

Preference cookies
These cookies are used to ensure the optimal user experience on the website. It is e.g. selected preferences such as language or choices that make navigation easier. No personally identifiable data is collected by this type of cookie.

Youtube:

Videos embedded on the site are via YouTube. Among other things, they use cookies to record which video is shown and how much of the movie you have watched. These cookies are so-called Flash cookies.

Operation and optimization cookies
These cookies are used for the operation of the website. It can e.g. be counting the number of visitors or other information to be used for analysis. They are also used in connection with questionnaires. These cookies may to a limited extent collect data that can be attributed to the individual user.

Marketing - anonymous tracking across websites
These cookies are used to track users across their visits to multiple websites. These cookies can be used to build profiles that show which searches each user has made or which pages they have visited. These cookies may store data that identifies the individual user or that contains specific information about the user. Anonymous data may be shared with 3rd parties.

Add This:

With Ads This, you can share the site's content on social networks. When you share, Ad This will set cookies which collect information about which pages you share and on which social networks you share it.

Facebook:

Cookies from Facebook are used to display a "like" button and information about which of your Facebook friends like. Facebook also provides access to a statistics tool (Facebook Insights) that shows information about the use of Facebook.

3. How can I avoid the use of cookies on the Website?

No matter which browser you use, you can set the browser not to store cookies. For some browsers you can also set this to apply only to certain websites.

4. How can I delete cookies?

You can always reject cookies on your computer by changing the settings in your browser. Where you find the settings depends on which browser you are using. However, you should be aware that if you do, there are many features and services that you cannot use because they presuppose that the website can remember the choices you make.

You can delete or block cookies in your browser. It is done differently in all browsers, follow this if necessary instructions

5. Insights and complaints

You always have the right to be informed about the information we have collected about you, and can at any time ask to have the information deleted. Write to office@vestmuseum.dk if you want to complain about our processing of your personal data or contact Inspectorate direct.

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