
ESTIMATING AMERICA Personal Data – Cookies Policy
This website uses cookies. When you visit our website, you consent to how we use cookies. We draw your attention to this the first time you visit our website. We – and everyone else who owns a website – are obliged to do so to safeguard every user’s privacy when they navigate in the digital universe.
In connection with our website, we use Google Analytics. When you visit Estimating America, we set a cookie on your computer. We monitor the traffic on our website via Google Analytics. Google Analytics does not permit collection of personal data i.e. your name, email addresses, etc.
Purpose of recording data
We use these data in connection with efforts to optimize the user-friendliness and quality of our website.
Estimating America has constant access to statistical data regarding visitors to our website.
When you visit our website, we record the following data concerning you.
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The pages you looked at and when (your “digital trail”)
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The browser you use
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Your IP address (and therefore sometimes also your company name)
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The search words you entered
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We use the above information to monitor the path you use to find information on our website and to determine if we can serve you better on- or offline, fx in when offering advice through our sales- and support-organization. We never disclose personal data to a third party unless you have specifically given us consent to do so.
We use cookies only for the purposes described here. We do not use cookies as a means of recording personal data for other purposes.
What is a cookie?
A cookie is a small text file that is stored on your computer or IT equipment. Cookies make it possible for the website to recognize your device and gather information about the pages and functions that you use in your browser.
However, cookies cannot identify you, detect your name, where you live, or if one or several people use your computer. The data is anonymous and cannot be linked to an individual user.
A cookie cannot spread a computer virus or malware (hostile programs).
You can disable cookies at any time by changing your browser settings. Accessing browser settings varies from browser to browser. However, setting your browser to disable all cookies may result in the loss of certain functionality and services on the Internet.