Cookie Policy for Netherlands Visitors

Cookies are small text files saved on your computer, tablet, or mobile device when the website is visited. They help the platform remember settings, recognise a browser during a session, and keep account services stable.

Cookies and similar technologies can be used to collect information about website activity. This can include pages visited, traffic patterns, device type, browser type, and performance data. This information helps assess how services work and how technical issues can be reduced.

Cookies do not read private files on a device. They do not provide access to internal device data, photos, contacts, or apps. Their use is limited to website related information and the purposes described in this policy.

The website can use different cookie categories for technical, privacy, and service functions.

• Session cookies store information during one browser session. They usually expire when the browser is closed and support tasks such as page navigation and secure account access;
• Persistent cookies remain on a device for a set period or until deleted. They can remember language settings, login preferences, or other saved choices;
• Analytical cookies collect information about website traffic, feature use, and performance. They help identify errors, measure page activity, and improve the overall experience.

These cookie types are used to support convenience, security, and personalisation. They help adapt website services to your browser, device, and selected settings without accessing unrelated personal data on the device.

You can manage cookies through the settings of most browsers. Controls can differ between desktop and mobile browsers, so the relevant browser help section should be checked for current instructions.

Common cookie actions include:

• Delete existing cookies stored in the browser;
• Block all cookies or block only non essential cookies;
• Allow cookies for selected websites only;
• Set the browser to ask before new cookies are stored;
• Clear mobile browser data, including cookies and cached information;
• Manage Flash cookies through the Flash Player settings manager.

Full cookie blocking may limit website functionality. Some services may no longer remember language choices, privacy preferences, login status, or other settings needed for normal operation.

Flash cookies, also called Local Shared Objects, are managed separately from standard browser cookies. If Flash based content is present, these files can be controlled through the Flash Player settings manager.

Flash controls can be used to set storage permissions, restrict local storage, and adjust security parameters. They can also be used to remove stored Flash data.

Blocking all cookies, including Flash cookies, may affect website functions that rely on stored preferences. This can include saved language settings, automatic login, or similar account convenience features when those functions are active.