Cookie policy
Web cookies are small snippets of text saved on your computer or mobile device that distinguish you from other users of a website. Like most websites, www.together4forests.eu uses cookies.
We use cookies to:
- Improve your experience of our website. For example, you’ll only get asked to take a survey once, or we’ll hide a form if you’ve already seen it.
- Collect anonymous statistics - it’s really useful for us to be able to see which pages are the most popular and how people are using them.
Website cookie acceptance
By using our website, you consent to our use of cookies and the cookies we use will be stored on your device (unless rejected or disabled by your browser).
Turning cookies off
Internet browsers normally accept some cookies by default. However, all modern browsers let you turn off either all or third-party cookies. If you do not accept our use of cookies as set out above, please set your browser to reject cookies. This may impair your ability to use our website. The option to do this is usually found in your browser’s Options, Settings, or Preferences menu, depending on which browser you're using.
How to change your cookie settings in:
You can find out more about cookies at www.allaboutcookies.org.
More information about how we handle your data can be found in our privacy policy above.
These are the only cookies we use:
Name: Google Analytics
Owner: Google
Purpose of the cookie: this is a web analytics service provided by Google, Inc. which uses cookies to show us how visitors found and explored our website, and how we can enhance their experience. It provides us with information about the behaviour of our visitors (e.g. how long they stayed on the site) and also tells us how many visitors we’ve had.
Name: Cookie warning
Owner: Together4Forests
Purpose of the cookie: When a user clicks the 'agree' button on our cookie banner, we use a cookie to record this fact so that the banner doesn't show next time.
Name: PHPSESSID
Owner: Together4forests
Purpose: To prevent CORS-attacks, a mechanism that another website could exploit by sending unwanted data to the Together4forests-campaign.
Name: Cloudflare
Owner: Cloudflare
Purpose: To help detecting malicious visitors and minimising a blocking of legitimate users. Cloudflare also helps serving static assets, eg. the code snippets that are responsible for the website’s design.