About cookies

According to the law concerning electronic communication, everyone who visits a website using cookies is to receive the following information:

• That the website uses cookies
• The way in which the cookies are used
• How the visitor can avoid the cookies

A cookie is a text file with information intended to improve and simplify your visit to a website. The text file is saved on the user’s computer.

StayAway uses cookies [A cookie is a file that is saved on your computer].
The cookie is completely anonymous and contains no personal information, but helps us identify the [web] browser so that it is unique to our advertising system.
If you saved settings on StayAway, the cookie helps our system remember them. For example, the cookie can save the language you chose for the website until the next time you visit us.

If you do not want to allow cookies to be stored on your computer, you can switch this function off under ‘setting’ on your browser. To do this go to the security settings on your browser.
Then no cookies will be stored, which, however, can mean that certain parts of the page malfunction.