Privacy declaration

 

We use cookies on the website www.museum-boerma.com. A cookie is a simple small file that is sent along with pages from this website and Flash applications contained therein and is stored by your browser on the hard drive of your computer. The information stored therein can be sent back to our servers on a subsequent visit. In this cookie statement we explain which cookies are placed and for what purposes.

 

Remember settings

We use cookies to record your settings and preferences, so that we do not have to ask for them all the time. It concerns the following settings and preferences:

• an option to stay logged in
• displaying Google Maps to show our location and to allow you to create your own directions
• load balancing to make the site faster when busy
• remember which cookies you have consented to
• to avoid seeing an advertisement too often

 

Functioning of the site

We use cookies to make our site work properly. These functional cookies are only used for this purpose. With this we do the following:

• visual settings (text size, colors, etc.)
• your name, e-mail address and the like so that you do not have to fill it in every time
• your language preference
• requests to participate in surveys or newsletters
• to avoid seeing an advertisement too often

 

You can block these cookies via your browser, but this can negatively affect the functioning of our website.

 

Social media buttons

Our website includes buttons to promote and share web pages on social networks, namely Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, Google+, AddThis, and these buttons place cookies. These buttons work by means of pieces of code that come from these social networks themselves. We have no influence on that. Read the privacy statement of these networks (which can change regularly) to read what they do with the (personal) data they obtain via these cookies. The information these networks collect is transferred to the United States and stored on servers there. The companies behind these networks claim to adhere to the Safe Harbor principles and are affiliated with the Safe Harbor program of the US Department of Commerce.

 

Tracking and Profiles

We use so-called tracking cookies to build up a profile about you. We can also request this tracking cookie when you visit another website from our network. This allows us to find out that you have also visited these other website(s) in addition to this website.

 

The profile built up about you is not linked to your name, address, e-mail address and the like as known to us, but only serves to match advertisements to your profile, so that they are as relevant to you as possible. We use so-called tracking cookies to build a profile about you using the Google Analytics tool, more about this below.

 

We can also request this tracking cookie when you visit another website from our network. This allows us to find out that you have also visited these other website(s) in addition to this website. The profile built up about you is not linked to your name, address, e-mail address and the like as known to us, but only serves to match advertisements to your profile, so that they are as relevant to you as possible. With your permission, our advertisers place “tracking cookies” on your computer. They use these cookies to keep track of which pages you visit from their network, in order to build a profile of your online surfing behaviour. This profile is partly built on the basis of comparable information that they receive from your visit to other websites in their network. This profile will not be associated with your name, address,

 

Google Analytics

A cookie is placed via our website from the American company Google, as part of the “Google Analytics” service. We use this service to keep track of and to get reports on how visitors use the website. Google may provide this information to third parties if Google is legally obliged to do so, or if third parties process the information on behalf of Google. We have no influence on this. We have not allowed Google to use the obtained analytics information for other Google services. The information is transferred to and stored by Google on servers in the United States. Google claims to adhere to the Safe Harbor principles and is affiliated with the Safe Harbor program of the US Department of Commerce.

 

Right to access and correct or delete your data

You have the right to request access to and correction or deletion of your data. See our contact page for this. To prevent misuse, we may ask you to identify yourself adequately. When it comes to accessing personal data linked to a cookie, you must send a copy of the cookie in question. You can find this in the settings of your browser. You can usually delete cookies through your browser settings. More information about enabling, disabling and deleting cookies can be found in the instructions and/or using the Help function of your browser.