COOKIE POLICY
Seaborg ApS (“Seaborg”, “we” or “us”) wants to offer you a user-friendly website with relevant content. To allow us to do this, we use technologies that can collect information about you and about how you and other visitors use https://www.seaborg.com (the “Website”). This policy is intended to create transparency and give you a full overview of what the processing of your data involves, what you should be aware of, and what options you have to avoid the processing of your data. We also have a General Privacy Notice and a Privacy Notice for Business Partners, which should be read in conjunction with this Cookie Policy and explain more about our processing of your personal data.
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Our use of cookies
​Our Website uses cookies. The use of cookies can involve the processing of personal data, and we therefore recommend that you also read our privacy policy, which describes your rights and how we process personal data.
Consent
When you use the Website and when you click either “Accept selected cookies” or “Accept all cookies” on our cookie banner the first time you visit the Website, you give your consent to Seaborg to use the cookies as described below. You can withdraw or change your consent by deselecting cookies in the cookie list, and you can block cookies in your browser. Please note that you are not able to remove “necessary cookies” unless you have deselected cookies in your browser settings, as they are required for the Website to function. You can find more information on how to refuse and delete cookies below.
What are cookies?
A cookie is a small text file that the Website can place on your computer’s hard drive, smartphone or other electronic device. However, in this policy and in regard to consent, the word “cookies” also refers to other types of automatic data collection, e.g. via flash cookies (local shared objects), web storage (HTML5), Javascripts or cookies placed on your computer through the use of other software. The word “cookies” also refers to information about IP and MAC addresses and other information about your device.
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Cookies may be used by Seaborg as well as by third parties (see the cookie categories below).
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There are two basic types of cookies: ‘temporary’ and ‘permanent’. Temporary cookies are linked to each specific visit you make to the Website and are automatically deleted when you close your web browser. Permanent cookies, however, are stored on your computer or device. Permanent cookies are deleted automatically after a certain period of time but will be renewed each time you visit the Website.
How to refuse and delete cookies
If you don’t want the Website to place or read cookies on your computer or device, you can change or withdraw your consent at any time by deselecting cookies in the cookie list. You can also block cookies in your browser. How to do this depends on which browser you use. Remember that if you use multiple browsers, you must change or withdraw your consent in all the browsers or block cookies in all of them.
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You can deselect all cookies which are not necessary for the Website to function.
As a user, you should be aware that the Website will perhaps not work optimally if you delete or block cookies.
What categories of cookies are used, and for what purposes?
The cookies used on the Website fall into one of three categories:
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Essential Cookies help make the Website navigable by activating basic functions such as page navigation. Without these cookies, the Website would not be able to work properly.
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Analytic Cookies help us understand how you interact with the Website (e.g. which pages you visit); provide statistics on how the Website is used; and help us improve the Website by identifying errors and performance issues.
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Functional Cookies make it possible to save information that changes the way the Website appears or acts, e.g. your preferred language or region.
We do not currently use marketing cookies on the Website.
Change consent
You can change your consent by clicking the Cookie Settings button in the bottom left corner of the Website.
The Cookie Policy was last updated in January 2023.