1.1 This Cookie Policy governs Our use of cookies on Our Website (the “Website”). Where the words “We”, “Us” or “Our” are used in this Policy, this refers to Rift Labs AS, a limited liability company incorporated under the laws of Norway, bearing the Norwegian organisation no. 895 734 942.
1.2 Where the words “You” or “Your” is used on this Website or in this Cookie Policy, this refers to the individual visiting the Website, individually and/or on behalf of a legal entity that You represent.
1.3 This Cookie Policy explains what cookies are, how We use them on the Website and what benefits they bring. Please read this Cookie Policy carefully before You start to use the Website.
2.1 Like most online services, We use cookies on Our Website for a number of reasons. Cookies are text files containing small amounts of information, which are downloaded to Your computer, tablet or mobile device by websites that You visit. This means that Our Website can remember Your actions and preferences over time, making the interaction between You and the Website faster, easier and contributing to a better user experience for You.
2.2 There are two main types of cookies, session-dependent and permanent cookies. A session-dependent cookie will be deleted after the end of the session, that is, when You close Your browser. The permanent cookies are stored on Your machine or Your mobile device and are active until a specified expiration date. Permanent cookies are usually used in the personalisation of webpages, such as menu choices, language preferences, and authentication.
2.3 We use both Our own and third-party cookies for the collection of statistics, evaluation, marketing and optimisation of the content on Our Website. Third-party cookies are used, among other things, to identify users on the Website and to use information about their use of the site. Such cookies are governed by the respective third party’s terms and we recommend that you read these terms to understand what other purposes for which information collected through these cookies may be used.
2.4 The cookies We use generally fall into one of the following categories:
a) Essential: Enables various operations of the Website, for instance to maintain an active session or keep You logged into an account.
b) Personalisation: Enhances the operation and functionality of Our Website, for instance by storing Your username (also known as “Session cookies”) or enables You to stay logged in after a session has ended (also known as “Persistent cookies”).
c) Analytics: Enables the improvement of the performance of Our Website, for instance by analysing how You spend Your time at Our Website.
d) Marketing: These cookies are used to display ads that are relevant to You on other websites that You visit. These are located on Our Website by a third-party ad network on Our behalf and with Our permission.
2.5 You may find an overview of which cookies We use on the Website by clicking here.
3.1 We may obtain information about Your general internet usage by using a cookie file, which can improve Your experience of using the Website, for instance, by remembering Your preference settings (such as login, language, font size and other display preferences). We use cookies for statistical purposes (e.g. number of visits to different pages) and to track Your use of the Website so that it can be improved to meet Your needs. This is statistical data about Our users’ browsing actions and patterns and does not identify any individual.
3.2 We do not collect any personal data from you. The information We collect through our use of cookies are:
a) Connection type (ADSL, cable, fibre and similar)
b) Device type
c) IP address
d) Number of visits
e) Operating system
f) Screen Resolution
g) The referring and outbound URL
h) Visited webpages and time of visitation and requests
i) Web browser type
3.3 We use a tool called “Google Analytics” to collect data about Your use of this Website. Google Analytics collects data such as how often You visit this Website, what pages You visit when You do so, and what other websites You used prior to visiting the Website. We only use the data We receive from Google Analytics to improve this Website. Google Analytics only collects the IP address assigned to You on the date You visit this Website, rather than Your name or other identifying information. We do not combine the data collected through the use of Google Analytics with personal data. Although Google Analytics plants a permanent cookie on Your web browser to identify You as a unique user the next time You visit this Website, the cookie cannot be used by anyone but Google. Please note that we have structured Our use of Google Analytics to anonymise IP addresses and prevent Google from combining or cross-referencing data through Google Analytics with data obtained from other Google products.
3.4 You can prevent Google Analytics from recognising You on return visits to this Website by utilising the opt-out browser add-on available here, which is compatible with Chrome, Safari, Firefox and Microsoft Edge. Alternatively, You may block or delete cookies as further described in Clause 5.
4.1 When accessing Our Website for the first time, You are asked settings in your browser are to be regarded as an acceptance of our use of cookies, and such acceptance is then considered a consent. This means that you as a user agree that cookies can be placed in your browser by accessing and retrieving information and/or using services on Our Website and related pages.
4.2 Most web browsers automatically accept cookies. If You do not want to accept the use of cookies, You can withdraw Your consent by deleting existing cookies, blocking future cookies, or granting permission to store new cookies. See Clause 5 for more information.
5.1 Unless You have adjusted Your web browser settings so that it will refuse cookies, Our system will issue cookies as soon You visit Our Website.
5.2 You may block cookies by activating the setting on Your web browser that allows You to refuse the setting of all or some cookies. All of the major web browsers offer tips and guidance for managing the cookies available on Your web browser, including:
e) Opera
5.3 Your mobile operating system may let You opt-out from having Your information collected or used for interest-based advertising on mobile devices. You should refer to the instructions provided by Your mobile device’s manufacturer; this information is typically available under the “settings” function of Your mobile device.
5.4 Please be advised that while You may delete and block all cookies from this Website (including essential cookies), this might render parts of the Website unusable or inaccessible or may warrant a manual adjustment of some preferences at every visit.
5.5 To find out more about cookies, including how to see what cookies have been set and how to block and delete cookies, please click here.
6.1 If You wish to contact Us for any reason, please contact us.
