Cookie policy

What is a cookie?

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A cookie is a small text file that is stored on your computer. Our cookies are used to analyse how visitors use the website. There are two different types of cookie, i.e. “permanent” and “session”. Permanent cookies are stored as a file on a computer for a certain time. They remain on your computer until you yourself delete them or the server that sent them deletes them. Session cookies are stored temporarily while you are surfing a website. They disappear when you close your browser. Both types of cookies are used on www.itab.com.

We use cookies to make it easier to use the website and to adapt the website to how you use it. However, none of the information collected via cookies contains anything personal. The information simply establishes the pattern of how you are using our web services. As regards user behaviour on www.itab.com, not even IP addresses are stored in our databases. Thus, as a visitor to our website, information about you can never be linked to your identity.

The www.itab.com website also has cookies to count and report user numbers and traffic. Additionally, we use so-called “third-party” cookies. These are from other companies and are used for market surveys and traffic measurements.

Social media and other websites

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On www.itab.com, you may find content and sharing tools embedded from social networks such as LinkedIn, Facebook, or Instagram. These suppliers may, in their turn, use cookies on www.itab.com. ITAB does not have access to, and cannot control, these cookies or the personal data and information that they may collect. Thus, you need to check these suppliers’ websites to get further information about how they use cookies, which information they collect, and how you can delete and block the cookies.

There may also be links to other sites that we refer to (in our news for example). We have no control over these sites either.

Deleting and blocking cookies

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Most web browsers accept cookies automatically. However, via your browser’s settings, you can block and delete cookies. How to do this varies between browsers. You can read more about it in your browser’s instructions or via the help function that most browsers have. Further details about handling and deleting cookies can also be found at www.aboutcookies.org.

Changes to this privacy policy

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We may update our Privacy Policy from time to time. We will notify you of any changes by posting the new Privacy Policy on this page. You are advised to review this Privacy Policy periodically for any changes.

Necessary Cookies

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Name	Type of cookie, details collected, and the purpose of the cookie	Storage time	Domain name	Disclosure of details to third parties
CookieConsent	A cookie is used to identify whether the user accepts all or necessary cookies.	1 Year	itab.com	The application has access to the information the cookie collects.
ARRAffinity SameSite	Used to distribute traffic to the website on several servers to optimize response times.	Session	itab.imagevault	Meriworks AB has access to the information the cookie collects.
ARRAffinity	Used to distribute traffic to the website on several servers to optimize response times.	Session	itab.imagevault	Meriworks AB has access to the information the cookie collects.

Analytical Cookies

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Analytical cookies used for ITAB to be able to work with continuous improvement of the website.

 

Name	Type of cookie, details collected, and the purpose of the cookie	Storage time	Domain name	Disclosure of details to third parties
_gat	A cookie that collects data to regulate how often a “request” can be sent. This is so that the website/service is not overloaded with too much data. Thus, the cookie limits the collection of data on websites that have a lot of traffic. This improves the website’s performance and in turn, your experience as a user.	1 Minute	itab.com	Google has access to the information the cookie collects.
_ga	Used to distinguish users.	24 Hours	itab.com	Google has access to the information the cookie collects.
_ga_*	Used to collect information about how visitors use our website. We use the information so that we can develop and improve. The information is collected anonymously, i.e a randomly generated number is assigned to the visitor. In analyzing behavior. It is only the numbers that are identified and recorded. Stored information relates to the number of visits, where visitors come from, and which pages, they visited.	26 Month after last use	itab.com	Google has access to the information the cookie collects.