When you visit a website, it may store information on or read information from your computer, tablet or mobile phone, for example by means of cookies. Captin’s website also uses cookies.
Below you can read which types of cookies we use and why. Via Change cookie settings you can adjust your cookie settings and, insofar as consent is required, indicate whether you consent to the placement of certain cookies.
Cookies that are necessary for the website to function may be placed without consent.
What do cookies do?
Cookies are small files that may be placed on your computer, tablet or mobile phone when you visit a website. Cookies can, for example, allow you to stay logged in or ensure that certain preferences are remembered.
In addition, cookies can be used to collect information about the use of a website. This information can be used to improve the operation, structure and content of the website.
The information collected via cookies may contain personal data or may be linked to personal data. Insofar as Captin processes personal data via cookies, the GDPR applies.
Who can place cookies?
Cookies can be placed by Captin itself (first-party cookies) or by third parties whose services or functionalities Captin uses on the website (third-party cookies).
Where third parties use cookies or similar technologies via our website, the applicable privacy and cookie legislation also applies.
Why does Captin use cookies?
We want you to be able to use our website properly and securely. For this purpose, Captin may use the following types of cookies:
- functional and necessary cookies;
- analytical cookies to obtain information about the use and functioning of the website; and
- other cookies for which, where required by law, consent is requested in advance.
Cookies to make the website work
Some cookies are necessary for the website to work properly and securely.
For example, Captin uses cookies that can determine whether you are logged in and that recognise you as the same user when you go to another page within the website. This allows you to stay logged in.
Functional cookies may also be used to remember certain preferences.
No consent is required for cookies that are necessary for the website or a service you have requested to function.
Captin does not use cookies to store passwords.
Cookies for research into the website
Captin uses analytical cookies to gain insight into the use of the website and to improve the website.
This allows us, for example, to examine:
- how often web pages are visited;
- which parts of the website are used;
- where visitors drop out when filling in a form; and
- how the structure and navigation of the website can be improved.
For this purpose, Captin uses Google Analytics, among other tools.
Insofar as analytical cookies have only a limited impact on your privacy and meet the conditions under which no consent is required, they are used without prior consent. For analytical cookies that do require consent, Captin asks for your consent in advance.
The settings used by Captin are designed to obtain information about the use of the website and to ensure that reports on website use cannot be traced directly to individual visitors.
Other cookies
If Captin uses cookies or similar technologies that are not necessary for the functioning of the website and for which consent is required under applicable legislation, these will only be used after you have given your consent.
You can change or withdraw consent you have given at any time via Change cookie settings.
Can you disable cookies?
Yes. Via Change cookie settings you can adjust your preferences for this website.
Cookies that are necessary for the functioning of the website cannot be disabled via these settings. For other cookies, you can, where applicable, give or refuse your consent or change a choice you made earlier.
Adjusting cookie settings via your browser
Cookies are stored on your computer, tablet or mobile phone. You can set your browser to warn you before cookies are placed. You can also use your browser to refuse certain cookies or to delete cookies that have already been placed.
The options and settings differ per browser and device.
Please note that if you block necessary cookies via your browser, certain parts of the website may not function, or may not function properly.
How does Captin handle your personal data?
Insofar as Captin processes personal data when using cookies, our Privacy statement applies. It sets out, among other things, the purposes for which Captin processes personal data, the legal bases on which this takes place and what rights you have.