Cookie Policy
A cookie is a file that is placed on your computer or other IT equipment. It enables you to recognize your computer and gather information such as browser types, pages viewed and links, etc.
But cookies can't see who you are, what your name is, where you live, or whether the computer is used by one or more people. It also cannot spread computer viruses or other malicious programs. CopenHill uses the information to provide us with an overall overview of how the website is used and for special features on the website.
Cookies are used by virtually all websites. In some cases, cookies are the only way to make a website work as intended.
This website uses cookies. You will be informed that cookies are set on the website (at the bottom of the website). That CopenHill - and everyone else - is committed to. Read more at Erhvervsstyrelsen.dk about cookies and the legal basis in "Executive Order on information requirements and consent for storing or accessing information in end users' terminal equipment" (Cookie Executive Order can be found here; https://www.retsinformation.dk/Forms/R0710.aspx?id=139279 Danish: Cookiebekendtgørelsen).
1.1 The following 6 parties set cookies on your computer when you visit CopenHill.dk:
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Google Analytics (Google Inc.)
Enables CopenHill to perform statistical analyzes such as how many visitors the website has, time spent on the website, gender, age and browser types. -
Google Tag Manager (Google Inc.)
Enables CopenHill to insert code snippets used by e.g. Google Analytics. -
Stripe (Stripe Inc.)
Enables CopenHill to accept payment from payment cards for any purchases on the website, as well as for payment statistics. -
Hotjar (Hotjar Ltd.)
Enables CopenHill to perform statistical analysis of users traffic on website. -
Amazon Cognito (Amazon Web Services Inc.)
Enables SKI365 members to log in to their profiles on the website. - Youtube (Youtube Inc.)
Enables CopenHill to display youtube videos on the website, as well as view statistics for video views.
1.2 Cookies for statistics
When you land on CopenHill.dk, you will see a link to cookie information at the bottom of the page. CopenHill uses statistics to improve usability. The information in the statistics is anonymous and will not be linked to the individual user.
1.3 Reject or delete cookies
You can always reject cookies on your computer by changing the settings in your browser. Where you find the settings depends on which browser you are using. However, be aware that if you do, there are many features and services you cannot use because they require the site to remember the choices you make.
All browsers allow you to delete cookies individually or all at once. How you do it depends on which browser you use.
The Cookie Policy was last updated 07.08.2019