Privacy policy
This privacy policy applies to the Trace your Dutch roots
website,
blog, and
newsletter, and the
Graveyard rabbit of Utrecht and Het Gooi blog.
Orders in the book and gift shop are handled by
Amazon
,
their privacy policy
applies.
Third parties
The guest book is hosted by
write2me.
The Trace your Dutch roots blog and the
Graveyard rabbit of Utrecht and Het Gooi blog are hosted by
blogger. Their respective privacy policies apply.
Cookies and web beacons
What are cookies?
A cookie is a text file placed on your
computer by your browser, on behalf of a website you visited. Cookies are harmless: They cannot contain
viruses or other malicious code. They are typically used to store information you entered earlier, so
that you don't have to enter it again, or to obtain information about how often you visit a website.
Cookies can only be read by the websites that placed them, and contain only information that website
placed in them, so they cannot be used to obtain personal information like e-mail addresses.
What are web beacons?
Web beacons are invisible elements (often
tiny pictures) on a website. They are usually placed by third parties to track visits and collect
statistical information.
Use of cookies and web beacons
Our websites do not use cookies or web beacons themselves, but third parties do. Third parties
placing and reading cookies or using web beacons include website statistics packages like
Statcounter or
Google Analytics, advertisers, and hosting platforms
like guest book or blog
hosts.
It is possible to configure your browser not to accept cookies. You can also configure it to refuse
cookies from this website, or to receive a warning whenever a site places a cookie. Your browser also
has an option to delete cookies that are already placed on your computer. See your browser's online help
for details.
Collection of personal data
When you disclose personal data, like your name or e-mail address, we will only use it to reply to
your queries, or to send you the information you subscribed to (e.g. a newsletter).
Personal data will only be shared with third parties if: