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Cookie Policy

Accountability

fafpi.org sets no cookies of its own. We use no analytics, no tracking and no advertising. Nothing is stored on your device when you open a page, and we do not gather information about which pages you visit.

The site is built as static files. There is no login, no session and no user account behind the public pages, so there is nothing for a cookie to remember.

A cookie is a small file that a website asks your browser to store on your device. It allows the site to recognise the same browser on a later visit. Some cookies are deleted when you close the browser, so-called session cookies. Others remain for months or years, so-called persistent cookies.

Cookies are often set by parties other than the owner of the site, for example by an embedded video or an analytics tool. Those are called third-party cookies.

The one exception: our video

The front page has a video hosted by YouTube. It is not loaded when the page opens. Until you press play, the page shows only a still image stored on fafpi.org, and nothing is requested from Google.

If you press play, the video is loaded from youtube-nocookie.com, and from that moment YouTube may store information on your device under its own terms. That is why the button carries a note saying so. If you do not press play, nothing is sent to Google.

Services on other addresses

Two things on this site lead to services that are not ours:

The newsletter sign-up form is hosted by Brevo on sibforms.com. It opens in a new window, and Brevo’s own privacy and cookie terms apply there.

The reporting tool at app.fafpi.org is a separate application with its own login, and it is covered by its own terms.

Delivery and security

The site is delivered through Cloudflare. Cloudflare may set a strictly necessary cookie to protect the site against automated abuse. Such a cookie carries no information about you and is not used for statistics or marketing.

Cookies from the previous version of the site

Until August 2026 fafpi.org ran on WordPress, which set cookies for a consent banner and for site settings. If you visited the site before then, those cookies may still be in your browser. They are named cmplz_... and wp-settings-.... Nothing on the site reads them any more, and they expire on their own, but you may remove them at any time.

How to remove cookies

How you delete cookies depends on your browser. All common browsers let you see and remove the cookies stored for a single site, usually under settings for privacy or site data.

Danish websites are required to inform users about the use of cookies. The requirement follows from the “Bekendtgørelse om krav til information og samtykke ved lagring af og adgang til oplysninger i slutbrugeres terminaludstyr”, in everyday language the Cookie Order.

Contact

For more information about how fafpi.org handles cookies, please write to office@fafpi.org

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Last updated: 31 August 2026