Cookies

Generally speaking - if you do not enter a form - you can visit our website without providing us information about who you are or revealing any information about yourself. However, if your browser permits so, Oceanwide may store information with you during your visit. We use "cookies" for this.

A cookie is a small text file which our web site (server) places on your computer, tablet or phone ("Device") that you use visiting this site. We use functional cookies to implement our services, or to achieve a proper functioning of the website. These cookies are used to store information (such as the settings of your PC, your preferences or credentials) to make a return visit to our website easier. These cookies do not contain your name, address or other personal information.

Permission

By using this website, you give consent for placing cookies for the purposes mentioned here through an active operation.

Refuse cookies or delete placed cookies

Although our website may offer (functional) cookies, you can influence how you are dealing with the cookies offered while visiting websites. You can delete cookies placed via the browser and refuse to accept (certain) new cookies. The following links contain more information how you can manage cookies in several popular web browsers: Google ChromeInternet ExplorerFirefox and Safari. By removing or disabling cookies, some parts of our website may no longer operate correctly or be displayed incorrectly. You also make it more difficult for us to improve our website, to tune it to your needs or to improve our services.

Cookies used:

This website sets the following cookies:

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Google Analytics cookie

In the Google Analytics cookies, we only stored session data since of January 1, 2024; personal details are no longer stored due to AVG technical considerations. The data that is stored is: when you visited the site, when you left it, how you got there, and how often you visited it. Everything is stored numerically.
 

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Functional cookie

This functional cookie is for session persistence. Through load balancing, the work is distributed between servers, so visits within one session use the same server.

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Functional cookie

This cookie registers the pages visited and searches made during the visit.

Modifications

Our cookie policy can be changed. These changes will be announced on this page.