What cookies are

A cookie is a small text file that a website puts on your device. Some are needed to make the site work, others keep track of how many people read a page.

What we set

We use cookies to see which pages get read. Nothing more: no advertising, no reselling, no profiles.

CookieWhoseWhat forRetention periodConsent needed
_gaGoogle AnalyticsDistinguishes visitors from one another2 yearsYes
_ga_18NQBSD1QWGoogle AnalyticsKeeps track of the session state2 yearsYes
_clckMicrosoft ClarityDistinguishes visitors from one another1 yearYes
_clskMicrosoft ClarityLinks the page views within a single visit1 dayYes
aiw-consentai-werkersRemembers your cookie choice6 monthsNo
aiw-themeai-werkersRemembers whether you use the light or dark displayuntil you clear itNo
aiw-fs, aiw-contrast, aiw-motionai-werkersRemember your settings for text size, contrast and animationsuntil you clear themNo

The last four are functional preferences. They sit only in your own browser, we cannot read them, and no consent is needed for them.

Consent

The analytics cookies are only set after you have clicked Accept. If you click Decline, or do nothing, nothing is measured and the site goes on working exactly the same.

Changed your mind? Click Cookie preferences at the bottom of any page. You can change your choice there at any time. Your browser can also delete or block cookies itself; how that works differs per browser.

Who processes the data

Google Analytics is provided by Google Ireland Limited, Gordon House, Barrow Street, Dublin 4, Ireland. Google may pass data on to servers in the United States. That happens on the basis of the European Commission's standard contractual clauses.

We have IP anonymisation switched on, we do not send personal data along in events, and we do not link the statistics to advertising services.

More on how we handle personal data is in our privacy statement. If you want to know in plain language where your data is kept, see Where is your data kept.

Questions

Email privacy@ai-werkers.nl.