Policy for privacy protection and data security

A cookie is a small text file, which a website may save on your computer. Cookies can serve many purposes, but most often they are used to recognise a user on subsequent page visits – an example is the “Click here to remember me” function found when logging in on many websites.
Cookies delete themselves after a certain number of months, but they are renewed with every page visit.

Our website uses two kinds of cookies:
Anonymous cookies are set by WordPress and Google. These cookies hold no personal information about you, but helps us to service the users of our website better.

WordPress is the system, in which our website is built. WordPress sets cookies to ensure that the website is shown in the format best suited to your screen (regardless of whether you are viewing on a phone handset, tablet or the largest monitor in your building).

Google sets cookies for Google Analytics, which helps us to understand how you and other visitors find our website from Google searches – and therefore helps us to know, how we can present our information better to you.

Cookies with your login data are only set, if you tick the “Remember me” checkbox during interpreter booking. Then we’ll set a simple cookie, which allows your computer to remember your login data to the next visit. This cookie does not save any information about your specific interpreter booking, including no information concerning the time and place for the interpretation, about your citizen’s/patient’s personal data nor your contact information.

This is done in slightly different ways for each computer.
We like this guide by Digital Trends, which covers most different browsers and options (opens in a new window).

When you register as a user of our online interpreter booking module, you also give your consent to us processing and storing your personal data for use in booking interpretations. Your data is stored in our booking system, which is run independently of the website – therefore, your personal data will not be available on the Internet. All traffic between the website and our booking system is encrypted, so your data remains secure.
When booking an interpretation, we gather the personal data for the citizen or patient in need of interpretation, which you enter while making the booking. The information is directly transferred to our booking system, and immediately after this is not available on the Internet. As mentioned above, all traffic between the website and our booking system is encrypted, so the personal data of your citizen or patient remain secure during the booking process.

By requesting a quote for interpretation or translation, you consent to us processing your personal data for use during the quoting process and for contacting you later on.

We never send spam, and we never will send spam!
Even if we have your permission to contact you later, you will not be added to newsletter mailing lists or other mass marketing. If we have the need to contact you again, this would only be with a message addressed directly to you. Equally, we never sell your personal data to any third party. Nor do we pass on your personal data to any third party, save where Danish law requires us to do so.

This means that you are entitled to be informed which personal data may refer back to you. If the information or data about you, which we have registered and process, are incorrect or misleading, you have a right to demand that we rectify, remove or block the data.

You can also, at any time, revoke your consent to us processing and registering data about you. Please note, however, that doing so will effect or remove in full our ability to provide you with the service levels that you expect, and which we want to be able to deliver.

You can contact us about your data on info@tolkegruppen.dk or by telephone (+45) 43 71 61 00.

If you are not satisfied with our response to your request, you may file a complaint over our processing of personal information and data about you.
According to section 58, subsection 1, of the Danish Act on Personal Data, the complaint must be made to the Danish Data Protection Agency (Datatilsynet) (link opens in a new window).

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