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B4 | Cookies

In this module you will learn how cookies on the internet operate.

  • Every time you go to a new website, you come across a text box that looks something like this:

    The fact that these windows keep popping up is a bit annoying, isn’t it? But of course the operators of a website don’t do this just to be annoying, but are actually required by law to post this message, which is a good thing for you, because you can decide for yourself which cookies the provider can store. In this way, you can actively do something to protect your data. Take advantage of this opportunity!

    You will now learn what the consequences of choosing cookie options can be, and why it’s worthwhile to customize individual cookie settings.

  • With a few simple tricks, you can put a stop to data collection through cookies. Here are the most important tips:

    When visiting, you can also agree to only the (technically) necessary cookies. Try it out by not clicking “Save” next time.

    You can delete cookies through your browser settings, preferably as often as possible, but at least once a month.

    In the browser settings, you can specify that cookies should be automatically deleted at certain intervals.

    No cookies are stored in incognito or anonymous mode. Many browsers offer this option for surfing, but users may have to do without certain functions and ease of use.