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What kind of cookies do we use?

ClimatePoint uses two main types of cookies, some of which are remembered from time to time (persistent) and some that are only used once (temporary). The cookies have different purposes, for example by storing which login method you used last time and which pages you visit. ClimatePoint also collects information from cookies in order to do statistical analysis and to provide you with more relevant content on the website and in our marketing in other channels.