Since the 25th of July 2003 the law of electronic communication is in effect. According to this law, anyone who visits a web site must be informed about cookies and the possibility to reject cookies.

A cookie is a small text file with information that is necessary for certain kinds of functions on the web site. This text file is created on the visitor's computer.

There are two kinds of cookies - permanent and temporary. On the Endorsia web site only temporary cookies are in use, so called session cookies. When visiting the Endorsia web site, the cookie is sent between the visitor's computer and the Endorsia web server in order to support navigation for example. The cookie disappears after the session is finished. Endorsia do not save any personal information so visitors can not be tracked.

The Endorsia web site also uses cookies to count page views and visitors for statistical purposes. The collected information is anonymous and does not contain name, email-adress or other personal information.

If you dont approve the use of cookies, you can disable this function in your web browser security properties. This might however restrict the functionality of the web site.

General information about cookies and the new law of electronic communication can be found at Post- och telestyrelsens web site (Swedish only).