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What are cookies again?
A cookie is a small, simple text file that a website places on your computer's hard drive when you visit a website. These files can be used to remember your login details and settings, and to make analyses. We also use them for marketing purposes. In addition to cookies, there are a number of similar techniques we use, such as Javascript, tags/web beacons/tracking pixels and HTML5 LocalStorage. Below, we will explain them briefly. Javascript We use Javascript to make our website more interactive and user-friendly. Moreover, we use Javascript to enable measurements on the website. Tags/beacons/pixels Tags, web beacons and tracking pixels are synonyms. We use tags on the website to measure sales and assign them to the correct (advertising) source. In addition, we may use tags for (re)marketing purposes, so that our visitors get a more targeted offer of our products and services. HTML5 LocalStorage We use local storage to remember and reuse data entered on forms.
Which data is stored?
We use various cookies to track the behaviour of visitors on our website and these may also store personal data. For example, this could be your IP address. Our cookies never store information such as your phone number and e-mail address. After all, we use the information from cookies to enhance our services and the user experience on the website. For more information about what we store and how we deal with privacy, please click here.
Which kind of cookies do we use?
The cookies we use on our website have various purposes. We explain here which types we have and why.
Functional cookies
Cookies in this category are required for the proper (technical) operation of the website. We also use these cookies to provide you with an optimal user experience. These can be cookies from us, but also cookies from third parties. This is because we use functionalities offered by these parties, for instance the chat feature. For this category of cookies we do not ask permission.
Analytical cookies
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Marketing cookies
These are cookies that enable us to provide visitors with targeted and relevant content and advertisements. If you do not accept these cookies, advertisements may still be shown to you, but they are not aimed at your interests. We also use so-called retargeting technologies for our website. We use these technologies to make the Internet offer even more interesting for you. This technique enables us to display a targeted advertisement to Internet users who have already shown an interest in our products.
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Unforeseen cookies
Due to the way the Internet and websites work, we may not always have insight into the cookies placed by third parties via our website. For example, this is the case if our web pages contain so-called embedded elements; these are texts, documents, images or videos that are stored with another party, but that are shown on, in or via our website. If you come across cookies on this website that fall into this category and we have not mentioned so before, please let us know. Or contact the third party directly and ask them which cookies they have placed, what the reason for them is, what the life span of the cookie is and how they have safeguarded your privacy.
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If you don't like our cookies, you can delete them manually via your Internet browser or have them deleted automatically when you end an Internet session. You can also set your internet browser to notify you when a cookie is placed, or to prevent cookies from being placed at all. In that case, however, you will not be able to use all the features of our website. If you don't want websites to place cookies on your computer, tablet or mobile phone at all, you can adjust your browser settings to receive a warning before cookies are placed. You can also change the settings in order to have your browser reject all cookies or just third-party cookies. You can also delete cookies that have already been placed. More information about this can be found on the website of the Consumentenbond. Tip: it is possible that you see advertisements through online advertising parties because you have visited websites. These can be all kinds of websites, not just the Mmox site. On www.youronlinechoices.eu you can read more about this topic and it is possible to disable cookies from specific parties. We will have to change these statements from time to time, because our website or the rules concerning cookies may change. We may change the content of the statements and cookies contained in the lists at any time and without prior notice. Please visit this web page for the latest version. If you have any questions and/or comments, please contact [email protected] Last update 16 January 2019
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