What is a cookie?
Cookies are used by almost all websites. In some cases, cookies are necessary for a website to function as intended.
A cookie is a file that is stored on your computer or other IT device. It makes it possible to recognise your device and collect information about which pages and functions you use in your browser. However, cookies cannot determine who you are, what your name is, where you live, or whether the computer is used by one or several people. Cookies cannot spread computer viruses or other harmful programs either.
This website uses cookies. You will be informed that we use cookies before they are placed on your device. We, like all other website operators, are required to do so.
Learn more on digst.dk about cookies and the legal basis in the cookie guidance
How and why this website uses cookies
You can see which services place cookies and for what purposes under the different categories in the cookie banner by clicking “Show details”.
If you have already made your cookie choices, you can reopen the banner by clicking the small cookie icon in the bottom left-hand corner.
What will happen if I do not accept cookies?
It is important to be aware that blocking cookies may affect your experience when using websites. Many websites rely on cookies to function properly.
For example, e-commerce websites and self-service websites may use cookies to store items in your shopping basket or remember that you are logged in.
How do I delete cookies?
You can always reject cookies on your computer by changing the settings in your browser. Where these settings are located depends on the browser you use. However, please be aware that if you block cookies, there may be functions and services on the internet that you are unable to use.
All browsers allow you to delete cookies, either individually or all at once. How you do this depends on the browser you use. If you use more than one browser, remember to delete cookies in each of them.
When you delete cookies, you remove cookies that have already been stored on your computer. If you block cookies, you prevent new cookies from being stored while you browse the internet, but this does not remove cookies that are already stored on your computer.
If you use several different browsers, remember to delete or block cookies in all of them. Please note that blocking cookies may prevent certain functions and services on websites from working, as many websites rely on cookies to function properly.
Some websites allow third parties to place cookies on your computer, tablet or smartphone for various purposes. This means that parties other than the website owner may be permitted to place cookies on your device. You can delete these cookies by following the guidance provided further down this page.
Why do we inform about cookies?
All Danish websites are required to inform users about the cookies placed on their devices. This information must comply with the provisions of the “Executive Order on Information and Consent Required in Case of Storing or Accessing Information in End-User Terminal Equipment”.
The Executive Order requires websites to obtain the user’s informed consent before storing cookies on the user’s device.
However, websites are not required to provide information about or obtain consent for the use of cookies that are strictly necessary for the website to function.
Link to the Executive Order (in Danish)
Link to the guidance (in Danish)
Additional questions
General questions about cookies, the Executive Order and related guidance can be directed to the Danish Agency for Digital Government, tel. +45 33 92 52 00.