The EU’s e-data protection directive is implemented in Denmark through Executive Order no. 1148 of December 9, 2011, issued pursuant to Sections 9 and 81, paragraph 2 of Act no. 169 of March 3, 2011, on electronic communications networks and services.
Among other things, the rules stipulate that all websites that use technologies to store or retrieve information on a user’s computer or other IT equipment (called cookies) require information and consent from the user of an online service before the technology is used.
The cookie rules are part of the rules on the protection of personal data, but since this data collection does not involve information that can identify a person, these rules regulate data collection in a broader sense.
A cookie is a file that is stored on the used computer or other IT equipment, such as a smartphone or tablet. The file is passive, but it allows Longship Invest to recognize, for example, the used tablet or computer and thereby obtain information about which pages and functions are used from the equipment. There is nothing unsafe about cookies, and they cannot, for example, spread viruses or obtain information about who the user of the equipment is, where the user lives or stays, or otherwise identify a person.
Longship Invest uses information about cookies in the preparation of statistics to improve the customer experience on our sites in support of any marketing activities and the like. Read more about the different types of cookies below.
Longship Invest only stores/saves the information if the user has given permission in the form of consent. When the user visits our website, apps, self-service options, and the like, a message about the use of cookies is displayed. User consent is given when you click “OK.” If the user fails to click “OK” or clicks “No thanks,” no cookies will be set. If a feature cannot be used without cookies, the user will receive a separate notice about this.
Consent can be withdrawn by disabling it in the browser being used. All browsers have their own ways of deleting cookies, but they all offer assistance with this.
If the user has used different browsers, cookies must be deleted in each of them to avoid further collection and storage.
Longshipinvest.com only uses statistical cookies designed to provide us with an understanding of how our visitors interact with our websites. Collection and reporting are anonymized.
“_ga” – Records a unique ID used to generate statistical data showing how the visitor uses our website. (Initiator: Page source line number 312-318)
(Source: Inline script)
Data is sent to Denmark.
“_gat” – Used by Google Analytics. (Initiator: Page source line number 312-318)
(Source: Inline script)
Data is sent to Denmark.
“_gid” – Records a unique ID used to generate statistical data showing how the visitor uses our website. (Initiator: Page source line number 312-318)
(Source: Inline script)
Data is sent to Denmark.
“Collect” – Used to send data about the visitor’s device and behavior to Google Analytics. This cookie tracks the visitor across devices and marketing channels. Initiator: Page source line number 312-318)
(Source: https://www.google-analytics.com/analytics.js)
Data is sent to the USA.
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 this, there are many features and services on the internet that you will not be able to use.
All browsers allow you to delete your cookies collectively or individually. How you do it depends on which browser you are using. Remember that if you use multiple browsers, you need to delete cookies in all of them.
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