Cookie Policy

1. What cookies and similar technologies are

Cookies are small pieces of data that a website can ask a browser to store. Similar technologies, including local storage, can remember settings or identifiers without necessarily using a traditional cookie. In this policy, “cookies” is used as a convenient general term for these technologies.

2. Essential website storage

Essential technologies are used only where reasonably necessary to provide requested website functions, protect the service, maintain navigation or remember a privacy choice. Because these functions are required for the website to operate as expected, they may not rely on optional marketing consent.

• Security and abuse-prevention functions.
• Remembering whether the cookie notice was accepted or rejected.
• Basic session or navigation functionality where required.
• Technical load, error or availability controls where these are strictly necessary.

3. Functional cookies

Functional technologies can remember optional preferences that improve convenience but are not essential to provide the basic website. If such tools are introduced, they should be described in the consent interface and enabled only where the applicable consent rules allow it.

4. Analytics

Analytics tools can help understand aggregated website usage, such as which pages are visited and whether technical errors occur. Where analytics are not strictly necessary, they should remain disabled until the required consent has been given. The site should avoid treating analytics consent as a condition for accessing ordinary content.

5. Marketing and advertising technologies

Marketing technologies can be used to measure campaigns, build audiences or personalise advertising across websites. If such technologies are used, they should be clearly identified and should not be activated before the visitor has provided the consent required by applicable law.

6. Consent choices

The cookie panel allows visitors to accept optional cookies or continue with essential technologies only. Rejecting optional cookies should not prevent access to ordinary informational pages.

You can change a previous choice by clearing the relevant site data in your browser and revisiting the site, or by using a consent-settings control if one is made available on the website.

7. Cookie duration

Some technologies last only for the browser session, while others remain until a defined expiry date or until they are deleted. Retention should be limited to what is reasonably necessary for the relevant purpose. Where a third-party tool is used, its own settings may influence the exact duration.

8. Browser controls

Most browsers allow you to view, block or delete cookies and site storage. Blocking all storage can affect features that rely on saved preferences or session information. Browser instructions differ by product and version, so use the privacy or site-data settings provided by your browser.

9. Third-party services

A third-party service embedded in or linked from the website may set its own cookies or receive technical information when it is loaded. Where those technologies are optional, they should be controlled by the relevant consent choice. External websites are governed by their own privacy and cookie information.

10. Relationship with the Privacy Policy

Cookies can involve the processing of personal data such as device identifiers or IP addresses. The Privacy Policy provides more information about data-controller details, purposes, sharing, retention and individual rights.

Read the Privacy Policy

11. Changes to this policy

This policy may be updated when website technologies or legal requirements change. Material changes should be reflected in the text on this page and, where required, in the consent interface.

12. Contact

Questions about privacy or the use of cookies can be sent to privacy@mirevianofflineguide.com or to Mirevianofflineguide AS, Dronningens gate 31, 8514 Narvik, Norway.