A cookie is a small text file that the web browser saves on the user’s computer. Cookies contain an anonymous unique identifier that allows us to identify and count web browsers used for viewing our websites. We do not use cookies to obtain information that can identify a person (for example, your name or e-mail address).

Cookies or other technologies do not harm the user’s computer or files in any way, and cookies cannot be used for gaining access to software or for distribution of malware.

We collect information regarding use of functions of our websites and browsing, as well as regarding results page, web browser, IP address, operating system, unique device or cookie ID, time and duration of session.

Automatically collected information is not personalised in any way.

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We use as session, so persistent cookies. Session cookies are deleted when the user closes the browser. Persistent cookies remain on the user’s device for a certain time or until the user deletes them. Time of storage of persistent cookies usually varies from a couple of months to a few years.

We use cookies in order to improve convenience of use of our services, to analyse use of our web services, and to save your identity while you are visiting our website.

The user always has the right and possibility to refuse to allow saving of cookies on his or her computer. In such case the user must change respective settings of his or her web browser. Different web browsers use different methods for blocking cookies. You can find more specific information in Estonian at the address http://www.aki.ee/et/kupsised or in English at the address http://www.allaboutcookies.org/.

When the user blocks cookies, he or she must keep in mind that after blocking of cookies all functions of the website may no longer be available.