About cookies
The Swedish Internet Foundation’s website internetdagarna.se uses cookies that are stored on the visitor’s computer temporarily or for a longer period of time. The cookies are used partly to improve the functionality of the website and partly to generate visitor statistics, for example.
A cookie is a small text file stored on your computer. The information in the file is used, for example, to facilitate the use of the site. There are different types of cakes. A permanent cookie remains on the visitor’s computer for a specified time. A session cookie is temporarily stored in the computer’s memory while a visitor is on a web page. Session cookies will disappear when you close your browser.
The Swedish Internet Foundation’s websites use cookies to improve the functionality of the websites and partly to generate visitor statistics. The Swedish Internet Foundation does not store cookies longer then necessary to fulfill these purposes. When collecting visitor statistics, the visitor’s IP address is anonymized by AnonymizeIP.
In addition to the cookies created by The Swedish Internet Foundation itself, cookies can be created by other services, such as Google, Youtube, Facebook and Twitter, that we use on our sites (third party cookies).
Cookies used at internetdagarna.se
| Cookie | Use | Time stored |
| internetstiftelsen-cookie-consent | Cookie that keeps track of your accepted cookies. | 1 year |
| MCPopupClosed |
Cookie that manages to close the notification popup that pops up when you enter the web site. |
1 year |
| _ga | Set by Google Analytics to identify web browsers. | 2 years |
| _gid | Set by Google Analytics to identify one browser per day. | 24 hours |
| _gat | Set by Google Analytics for web browsers not to send false page views. | 1 minute |
| Google, Facebook, Mailchimp et al third party | Cookies outside The Swedish Internet Foundation’s control can also be created by, for example, these services. Read about how Google use cookies. Mailchimp is The Swedish Internet Foundation’s partner for handling e-mail. This is how Mailchimp uses cookies. | — |
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Anyone who does not want to accept cookies can set their browser so it automatically refuses to store cookies or informs the user every time a site requests to store cookies. By using browser functions, previously stored cookies can usually also be deleted. Visit your browser’s help pages for more information about that.
