In this cookie statement we would like to inform you about which cookies we use, for what purposes, what happens to the collected data and how you can manage their use. This way we can tailor our services to your privacy preferences. The cookie statement applies to this website of De Nekker. We also clearly indicate when we pass the cookies on to third parties and under what conditions. Please note: when you click through a link to an external website, a different privacy and cookie policy applies.

What are cookies, scripts, logs, iframes, plugins, captchas, trackers and pixels?

Cookies are small data or text files that are installed on your computer or mobile device when you visit a website or use an online service. They allow you to recognize your web browser or device and keep track of your surfing behaviour. In this way we remember, for example, how the website can be displayed properly on your device, what you filled in on a form, which pages you visited, whether you read our newsletter and what your social media profiles are. We use them to protect our forms against cyber attacks and also to collect all kinds of statistics about the use and users of our website(s) and online services. Some cookies are ours, others come from third parties. Cookies usually also have an expiration date.

The following technologies are also covered by this cookie statement:

• Scripts: a series of commands that perform a task on the website to, for example, save data from a form and edit it on our server. Your web browser may block certain scripts.
• Logs: files that keep track of user information such as your IP address, browser type, internet provider, the website that referred you to this website, date, time and number of mouse clicks. These logs are used to manage and optimize the website.
• I-frames: a field that we use to display external content on the website, such as videos from YouTube, Vimeo, …
• Plug-ins: pieces of software that extend the functionalities of the website and that come from third parties.
• Captchas: response tests that check whether a person or a computer program is visiting your website. This is to prevent computer programs from misusing the forms on the website.
• Trackers: technology that keeps track of your online behavior between websites, such as which websites you visit, what actions you take and what information you have entered on these websites, such as your bank card use, your search terms or the content of your social media profiles, which can then be used to infer personality traits. Examples of trackers are certain cookies, pixels and fingerprint.
• Pixels: small invisible images that allow us to collect certain information about the use of the website, such as the number of users who visit a certain page.

How can you refuse or manage the use of cookies?

You can determine how your web browser handles cookies via the web browser settings. You can also always remove the already installed cookies from your computer or mobile device. Consult the help function of your web browser or one of the following web pages for this:

• Google Chrome
• Mozilla Firefox
• Apple Safari
• Internet Explorer
• Microsoft Edge

What cookies do we use?

Who is the data controller and how can you exercise your rights?

De Nekker

Nekkerspoel-Borcht 19
2800 Mechelen

company number: 0450.062.281
e-mail: privacy.dpo@denekker.be

Because cookies can contain personal data, you can also request access to your own personal data in accordance with the General Data Processing Regulation (GDPR). You can request, view and if necessary have corrected the personal data. In certain cases and if there are good reasons for doing so, you can request that your personal data be deleted. You also have the right to object to the processing and the right to data portability.

You can exercise these rights via the web form on the website.

Finally, you have the right to lodge a complaint against or about the processing of your personal data with the Data Protection Authority.

Changes to the cookie statement

This cookie statement may change if circumstances require, such as changes to our services or applicable legislation. The version number and date in the title indicate the most recent change. If we add new cookies to our website(s) or online services, we will request permission again via the cookie banner.