Below you can find an overview of the cookies we use through the websites hashtagjunkies.nl and hashtagjunkies.com, as well as the reasons why we use them. We use functional cookies. These cookies ensure that the website works properly, allow us to show you the services and products we offer, and make the website easy for you to use. To operate and optimise this website, we use analytics services. We have a commercial interest in using your browsing behaviour and related data to analyse and improve our services where necessary. We track your use of the website with Google Analytics. These cookies recognise whether you have visited our website before. A cookie is created only during your first visit. During future visits, the existing cookie is used. The cookie is used only for statistical purposes and collects data such as the number of unique visits, the pages viewed, and how long those pages are viewed. Protecting your privacy is very important to us. We have therefore taken the following measures to minimise the impact of these analytics cookies on your privacy. We have entered into a data processing agreement with the provider, agreed that your data may not be used for other purposes, and arranged for part of your IP address to be masked. We have added social media plugins to our website. These social sharing buttons allow you to share our posts and articles on your own platforms. When you use these buttons, Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn may place cookies on your device. These will mainly be cookies that improve your user experience, but they may also place tracking cookies that follow your browsing behaviour across multiple websites. We use third-party tracking cookies on the website, including JavaScript and Facebook, to provide you with personalised offers based on your browsing behaviour. Your device can be recognised when you visit another website within the same advertising network after visiting our website. This allows us to display our advertisements to you on that other website. We use this data only to show you those advertisements and will never link it to other files. Google reCAPTCHA also places tracking cookies. Based on your behaviour and other factors, these cookies assign you a risk score. Google uses this score to determine whether you are a legitimate visitor or a spam bot. As a legitimate visitor, you may then be asked to confirm that you are not a robot before you can submit the contact form or another form.