Cookies Policy
This website uses “cookies”. Cookies are small text files for temporarily storing information about user actions, preferences, or other activities when visiting a website. Most of the cookies used will automatically be deleted after the conclusion of the browser session. Other cookies remain on your device and enable us to recognize your browser during the next visit (persistent cookies).
When opening the pages, users will be informed about the use of cookies for analytical purposes and their consent to processing of the personal data used in this context will be requested. To comply with our legal obligation, we use the consent management solution from Usercentrics that saves your consent on the basis of Art. 6 para. 6 1 lit c) EU GDPR to fulfil the documentation requirement acc. to Art. 7 para. 1 EU GDPR.
Visiting and using this site you accept accept the corresponding cookie on this website. Cookie cannot be associated with any specific person and contains no information about you. As soon as the tracking server has read this cookie, it will block the collection of data for your visit. This will last as long as the cookie is stored on your computer and you use the same browser. For more information about cookies, please visit: http://www.allaboutcookies.org/
What are cookies, and why are they used?
Cookies are small text files for temporarily storing information about user actions, preferences, or other activities when visiting a website. They are retained on a computer or mobile device used by the user for a certain amount of time, depending on their type.
Cookies help by making the website more user-friendly because it saves users the need to set their preferences each time they visit the site or move from one page to another. Cookies allow the website to function seamlessly, track down irregularities, and identify opportunities to optimize the way it provides information and communicates with users.
Types of cookies
Systemically required cookies
These are cookies without which the operation of the site is impossible or put at high risk. This includes cookies for navigation on the website, saving filled in information when passing between the different steps as well as when signing in or signing up. Systemically needed are also cookies that provide control over the security of the connection and protection from unwanted external interference. This type of cookie is often referred to as temporary or session because it is temporarily stored and disappears after the browser session is closed.
Functionality cookies
This category of cookies serves to make it easier for the user to use the website and take into account individual user preferences.
Function cookies include device recognition cookies, preset language and font preference, and more.
This type of cookie can be stored for a long time on the device, they can be used in more than one session of the browser and are called permanent.
Third-party cookies, performance, analytics, and advertising
Analytics cookies serve to collect statistical information on the basis of which general conclusions and recommendations can be made about the site’s performance for the purpose of users as well as for marketing and advertising purposes.
Such statistics include the number of users per page, most visited pages, sources of the visit, time spent on the page, errors, and more. These cookies help to collect information about how users navigate the website and the difficulties they may experience. For better precision, the site uses Google Analytics tools.
Disable cookies
As a user, you have the ability to control used cookies, delete cookies stored on your device, and disable cookie usage in the future. Detailed instructions for different browsers and operating systems can be found at: http://www.aboutcookies.org/.
Some of the third-party cookies that our site uses can be turned off using the general settings of your browser. For others, you need to visit the third-party sites and follow the exclusion instructions listed there.
For more details on the third-party cookie categories we use and information on how to disable them, see the following information.