Privacy Policy, Cookies and GDPR
Personal information
General
Personal information is all kinds of information that in some way refers to you.
We do not gather and process any information about you, your visit or the equipment used to access our website.
If you contact us by mail or telephone, your inquiry and name will be registered with us. We use cloud solutions for our mail and administrative systems, and the data you send us will therefore be transmitted and possibly saved in our solutions i GCP (Google).
If you send us a job application, we will save it for six months. After six months, we delete your materials if you have not been employed.
Security
We have made technical and organizational measures to ensure that your personal data will not accidentally or illegally become deleted, published, lost, deteriorated, land in the hands of unauthorized individuals, misused or in any other shape or form processed contrary to the legislation.
Purpose
We save necessary information about you for the sole purpose of being able to answer your inquiry or process your job application.
If you are a customer at Magenta, we store your name, work title, work mail and work phone number, in addition to other relevant information about you that relates to our cooperation.
We have described processes for the handling, storing and deletion of personal information in our systems.
Insight and complaints
You are in every right to be informed of which personal information we process concerning you. You can at any given time file an objection towards the information used. If the information we have is wrong, you are in every right to have them adjusted or deleted. Inquiries can be sent to info@magenta.dk. If you have any complaints about our method of processing personal data, it is also possible to contact The Danish Data Protection Agency.
Experts in GDPR og personal data legislation
Magenta is an expert in GDPR-legislation and development of software, which complies with the guidelines within the IT area. We deliver consultant services within implementation of security measures and workflows that provide security to your organization and your employees.
We continuously develop software that complies to current legislation and demand to IT-systems in Europe and Scandinavia.
Websites
The term ‘Magentas websites’ include Magenta.dk/en, os2datascanner.dk/en, os2mo.dk, osgir.com, opengovtech.dk and classroomplus.eu.
Magentas websites do not use cookies, but we place two cookies (LocalStorage and SessionStorage) in your browser when you visit our websites.
Magentas websites use WordPress and an Elementor-plugin to manage content. Elementor uses LocalStorage og SessionStorage. The purpose of Elementors localStorage and sessionStorage data usage, is to ensure that the user is not greeted by the same popup every time they visit Magentas websites.
Below we have elaborated on how LocalStorage and SessionStorage work.
Cookies vs LocalStorage and SessionStorage
Cookies are text files, which are stored on your computer, phone or other electronic devices, that can be read/used by the cookie sender. This means that cookies can be used for tracking user behavior for example to store statistics or marketing.
LocalStorage og SessionStorage are two objects that are placed in your browser, but unlike cookies, the sender is not able to trace these. They are used solely by your own browser to ensure that the user is not greeted by the same popup on every page you load (SessionStorage). LocalStorage works in the same way as SessionStorage, but is saved in your browser for the next time you visit, ensuring that the browser can show the website that for example a popup has already been shown.
Magenta can not use SessionStorage or LocalStorage to track user behavior, either on Magentas websites or otherwise.
Publisher
This website is owned and published by:
Magenta – Open Source IT

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The European Court of Justice has declared a new judgment on consent when storing cookies, which leads to new demands and rules for the cookieboxes on your homepage. The full judgment can be read here (Danish): C-673/17 af 1. oktober 2019. Subsequently, the Danish legal information, Retsinformation.dk, has updated their guidance to the “Cookiebekendtgørelsen”.
Magenta has developed the Cookie Consent Component (CCC), that asks the users for permission to store information in their browser. Others have developed similar components, but the CCC differs in that the user has the possibility to withdraw their permission. This is an important detail, as the possibility of annulling consent is necessary to comply with Danish cookie-laws.