Cookie Policy
Sophia’s Steps VZW
Kamilleweg 32
9940 Evergem
Website: www.sophiassteps.be
E-mail: sophiasstepsvzw@gmail.com
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Responsible entity:
SOPHIA’S STEPS VZW, located at Kamilleweg 32, 9940 Evergem, is responsible for this cookie policy. For questions or comments, you can contact us at this address or via sophiasstepsvzw@gmail.com.
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Purpose and use of cookies:
SOPHIA’S STEPS VZW aims to allow you to view, listen to, read, or experience its content anytime and anywhere through various media platforms. We strive to offer interactive and personalized services and use techniques such as cookies and scripts for this purpose. In this policy, we inform you about which cookies are used, why they are used, and how you can control their use. We aim to protect your privacy and the user-friendliness of our online services as much as possible.
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Scope:
This policy applies to all SOPHIA’S STEPS VZW online services, such as the website, mobile applications, and internet services that provide access to our content.
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Personal data:
Some data may identify you as a natural person and are therefore considered personal data. In such cases, our privacy policy also applies.
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Changes to the policy:
SOPHIA’S STEPS VZW may update this cookie policy in response to changes in our services or legislation. Any changes will be announced on our online services and will take effect from that moment.
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What are cookies?
Cookies are small data or text files placed on your computer or mobile device when you visit a website or use a (mobile) application. They contain a unique code that allows your browser to be recognized during your current or subsequent visits. Cookies can be placed by the website itself or by third parties and help make interaction with the website easier and faster.
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How can you manage or refuse cookies?
You can refuse cookies through your browser settings and delete cookies that have already been installed. Please refer to the links below for specific instructions per browser:
Note: Disabling cookies may affect the display of graphical elements and may cause certain applications to function improperly.