LIN.org, through the general manager, is responsible for the collecting and processing of personal data in connection with the operation and maintenance of linorg.no.
The purpose of collecting personal information via the website is to log the use of linorg.no to develop and improve the service. For this, the website uses cookies. Cookies are small text files that are stored on your computer, mobile phone, tablet, etc. The cookies contain data that is collected for statistics on the use of linorg.no.
This stores the cookies
When you use our website, the following information about you is collected:
- Your IP address, browser and operating system
- Your location
- Time of visit
- Which pages on linorg.no the registered IP address visits and the duration of the various visits
- Possibly which link referred you to linorg.no
- What was clicked on during your visit to the website and any files you downloaded
- Information about you when you register personal information on the website, such as name, telephone number, e-mail and place of work.
We use different types of local storage through the use of cookies, which are either deleted continuously (session cookies) or which are stored permanently in your browser until a specified time (permanent cookies). If your settings in your browser are set to accept cookies, you agree that LIN uses cookies when you visit our websites. You will find more information on how to control the use of cookies in your browser below here.
linorg.no uses the following cookies:
Google Analytics
Tools for collecting web statistics such as number of visits, session duration, traffic sources, etc. All data is encrypted and can not be traced to a single user. Storage time is 6 months.
Tracks your user behavior on our site. This cookie may use the basis to target marketing to users who have visited us on our website before. Storage time is 30 days.
Google Tag Manager
We use Google Tag Manager to manage the application and customization of codes on the website. No storage time, tracks continuous user patterns.
How can you manage cookies in your browser?
The default setting is that most browsers accept cookies automatically. You can change and adjust the settings yourself so that you only allow the cookies that you want to be stored in your browser. However, be aware that the browser must accept certain cookies for linorg.no to work. In the settings of your browser, you will usually also be able to choose which websites you allow cookies from. You can also request to be notified each time a new cookie is stored in your browser.