What the university website stores in your browser, why it does so and how you can manage your choices.
Official university document
Last updated 29 July 2026
A cookie is information stored by the browser. The university website uses a banner to collect an explicit choice before enabling optional audience measurements. Closing the banner counts as a refusal, and refusing must not prevent access to public information.
No advertising cookie or cross-site advertising tracking is planned in the university section.
These mechanisms preserve a consent choice, maintain a secure session or remember a preference essential to the requested service.
The browser may also retain interface preferences or the local history of an assistant when that feature is offered. This information remains on the device until it is deleted, unless it is voluntarily sent to an online service.
Vercel Analytics, Speed Insights and Google Analytics may be enabled after explicit acceptance. Google Analytics is disabled when no consent is given, uses the IP-address anonymization configured by the website and must not be used for targeted advertising.
The list and behavior of tools must be reviewed before adding a new video, map, statistics or advertising service.
You can delete cookies and site data from your browser settings. You can also clear the assistant's local data from the interface when available. Deleting session cookies may sign out an authorized user.
