Cookie Policy

Updated 181115

We use cookies to improve your experience on our website. A cookie is a data file that is stored by websites in order to make the use of a website faster. This is done by allowing the website, through the saved data file, to recognize your computer when you visit the website the next time. A cookie is not harmful to your computer.

What is a Cookie?
A cookie is a file that contains an identification of your browser. The cookie file does not contain contact information such as name, address, etc. A cookie is saved in the device you use to access the website (e.g. computer, mobile phone, tablet), so that a website can recognize your device the next time you visit the website. Every time you visit a website where you have once received a cookie, your browser automatically sends it. The cookie allows your device to be recognized. This way you save time when browsing.

How are cookies used?
FKAB may use several different cookies on fkab.com, such as session cookies, collection cookies, function cookies and flash cookies. This means that fkab.com uses cookies that collect information, such as unique computer ID, from the user’s computer (collection cookies) but also cookies that are necessary for services to function (function cookies and flash cookies). Some cookies (session cookies) are deleted if you have been inactive for a certain period of time. The cookies fkab.com uses are used, among other things, to send the right information to the right user, manage authorization and send the right user to the right server. FKAB also uses cookies for traffic measurement, which is valuable for us when we are going to further develop the service. You can opt out of using cookies by turning off the cookie function in your browser and in Adobe Flash Player. However, you may experience some problems when using the website. You can read more about cookies and how to turn off the cookie function here:  http://www.minacookies.se

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