Privacy Policy

This page on our privacy policy is for information purposes. The page was last updated 2026-02-15.

Before proceeding, review our Terms of Service.

Cookies etc.

Cookies, tracking images, beacons and other techniques are used by this website to track visitors for the purpose of marketing and creating statistics. Third-parties may also use cookies, web beacons, and similar technologies to collect or receive information from your website and elsewhere on the internet and use that information to provide measurement services and target ads.

We strive for data to remain in the EU. Still, data might be transferred across country borders, including for example in/out of EU and USA, to be stored and processed by our service suppliers. In such instances, the supplier has stated that it has adequate protection for personal data.

The types of data collected during website visits include for example IP-number, technical information on device used, geographical location, network, sources of traffic, content viewed, and membership in social network services of third-parties. We do not link that data to any individual person, and we are unable to do so.

You can opt-out by using your browser’s “do not track” feature and additionally you can use settings found at: https://www.aboutads.info/choices and https://www.youronlinechoices.eu

You might benefit from being aware that the web browser you have chosen to use generally might collect data about websites you visit on the internet, without any website publisher being able to influence this. We do not have access to such data. A browser’s data collection might in some instances be possible to limit by changing its settings. There are also web browsers that you can choose to use that to a lesser extent collect data and also generally lessen the data that websites collects.

Get more information about web browsers’ privacy protection and test your current browser’s protection against profiling through digital fingerprinting here: https://coveryourtracks.eff.org

In addition to the previous, your provider of internet traffic connection might collect data about the websites you visit. We do not have access to such data.

Visitor Submitted Data

We process personal information due to legitimate business interests that we have. If you as a website visitor submit information to us, you grant us permission to in perpetuity store, transfer across any country boarders and process the personal data that you have submitted to us. This applies to submitting personal data through communication channels such as the internet (e.g. chat, email, IP-telephone/video calls, or website forms), physical mail, or telephone. We can also use the personal data for quality control, our own marketing and training purposes, in addition to the primary purpose the data submitted for. We use service providers for processing data for our own purposes. We will not share personal data with third-parties for any other purposes, such as selling data to database vendors or advertisers. Submitted personal data becomes our property.

Examples of situations when a user submits personal data to us are when making an inquiry about becoming a client, applying for an internship or job, or responding to a survey etc. Only visiting this website is not an example of actively submitting data, as understood in this section.

We will determine when visitor submitted data no longer serves a purpose and then delete it.

Sharing of Personal Information

If personal information is processed it can be shared with service providers that are used for data processing. Personal information might also be shared with authorities when required by law alternatively, binding court decisions, or binding decisions by an authority.

User Rights

When visiting our website, we do not collect data that we can link to an individual person. Because of this, no personal information is created that we process in this situation.

From this follows that it is only other actions you take that might result in the processing of personal information (for example sending an email to us that contains personal information).

If your personal information is processed, then you have the right to regarding such information to:

Get information about the processing.
Have information deleted is some cases, for example if the information is no longer relevant.
Have information corrected.
Put limitations on processing.
Get your information if it is data in structured form that can be transferred to other service providers and the processing is based on an agreement with you. (Likely only applies for someone who is a client and then under certain situations).
Put forward objections to processing if it is done due to our business interests or public interest.
Withdraw your consent to processing, if it is done due to consent.

Contact Information

Responsible for the data processing of personal information is the specific company that you are a client of or have been communicating with (other than visiting the website). Which company you are a client of is stated on the invoice you have received or the contract you have signed. Which company you have been communicating with is stated in the message of communication and in other cases you are able to verify the company by communicating via the same channel as previously.