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Cookie policy<\/span><\/h1>\n

Health Me uses cookies on its website www.healthme.nl. These are small text files that are stored on your computer.<\/p>\n

What do these little files do?
\nIn short, it makes it easier for you to use our website (example: not filling in the same data repeatedly) and easier for us to reach you after you have been on our website (e.g. by making you an offer via Facebook afterwards). Where we refer to \u201ccookies\u201d below, we also mean other similar techniques.<\/p>\n

Accept cookies
\nTo have the best experience with our website, we recommend that you accept cookies. Cookies do not compromise the security of your computer. You can accept (or disable) cookies via the notification on your first visit. Or, if you have not accepted them, for example, via the browser settings.<\/p>\n

Chrome<\/p>\n

Firefox<\/p>\n

Internet Explorer<\/p>\n

Edge<\/p>\n

Safari (iOS)<\/p>\n

The following analytical and marketing cookies are used on www.healthme.nl.<\/p>\n

Analytical cookies
\nHealth Me tries to make the experience you have with our website as good and optimal as possible. We can only do that if we know what our visitors do on the website. And therefore post more of what is liked, and less of what is not liked.<\/p>\n

Google Analytics
\nPurpose: Google Analytics allows us to know how you came to the website and how you use the website. We use these statistics to continuously improve the website so that you have the best possible experience on our website. This cookie comes from Google and is stored for a maximum of 26 months.
\nMore information: http:\/\/www.google.com\/policies\/privacy\/<\/p>\n

Marketing cookies
\nAt Health Me too, we advertise. We prefer to do so in a targeted way with offers that really benefit you. Instead of bothering you with an irrelevant ad. The marketing cookies help us to show you the offers that make you happy.<\/p>\n

Facebook
\nPurpose: Facebook cookies allow us to see where visitors have been on the website, so we can link this data to relevant ads that we then display on Facebook. This cookie comes from Facebook, does not share information with third parties and is kept for a maximum of 2 years.
\nMore information: https:\/\/www.facebook.com\/help\/cookies\/update<\/p>\n

Twitter
\nPurpose: Twitter cookies allow us to see where visitors have been on the website, so we can link this data to relevant ads that we then display on Twitter. This cookie comes from Twitter, does not share information with third parties and is kept for a maximum of 2 years.
\nMore information: https:\/\/twitter.com\/en\/privacy<\/p>\n

DoubleClick
\nPurpose: this cookie allows us to see which pages you visit. We can then use this data in Google's so-called partner network to show you relevant ads and offers of products\/services you have shown interest in. This cookie comes from Google, shares anonymous data with third parties and is deleted after a maximum of 18 months.
\nMore information: http:\/\/www.google.com\/policies\/privacy\/<\/p>\n

Google Analytics Remarketing
\nPurpose: this cookie allows us to see how you use this website. To make it easier for you to find what you are looking for, we use this information to display targeted ads to you. Via our own newsletter or website, for example. This cookie comes from Google, shares anonymous data with third parties and is deleted after a maximum of 18 months.
\nMore information: https:\/\/www.google.com\/policies\/privacy\/<\/p>\n

Social media buttons
\nWould you like to share a page from this website on social such as Facebook, Google+, Twitter or LinkedIn? Or watch a video on Youtube or Vimeo which is on the website? Or give a like to our Facebook page via this website?<\/p>\n

You are actually using services of this external (social media) party at that time. These elements are placed on our website according to the so-called \u2018embed\u2019 technique, but the activity actually takes place on the website of this third party. Your anonymous (!) data are shared with these parties at that moment. As of that moment, we have no influence on the cookies and\/or their content they use at that moment. You should consult the privacy and\/or cookie statement of the relevant parties. See among others:<\/p>\n

http:\/\/www.facebook.com\/help\/cookies<\/p>\n

http:\/\/www.google.com\/intl\/nl\/policies\/privacy\/<\/p>\n

https:\/\/www.linkedin.com\/legal\/privacy-policy<\/p>\n

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