Cookie Policy Rijksmuseum
This website is operated by the Rijksmuseum (hereafter referred to as the “Rijksmuseum”, “we”).
Our website uses cookies. A cookie is a small text file which will be saved on your computer or mobile device when you visit that website. This way, the website remembers the pages that you visited and preferences (such as language and font size), so you do not need to re-enter these each time you visit the website.
Cookies can be both ‘permanent’ (persistent) and ‘temporary’ (session) cookies. A permanent cookie consists of text file sent by a web server to a web browser that will be stored by the browser and remains in effect until the set expiration date of the cookie (unless they are removed before that date by). A temporary cookie, on the other hand, will disappear at the end of the user session, when the browser is closed.
This Cookie Policy explains which cookies we use, for what purposes and what options you have to manage the cookies.
1. The cookies we use and the purposes
The cookies used by the Rijksmuseum can be divided into two types:
Functional cookies - These are the cookies that are indispensable for the proper functioning of our website.
Other types of cookies - In addition, the Rijksmuseum uses cookies to see if this is your first visit to the website outside the home page (to display the logo and to have it fade out). The Rijksmuseum also uses cookies to keep track of web statistics by using Google Analytics. We also use social media functionality so pages can be easily shared.
__RequestVerificationToken
- Type: First party cookie
- Function and purpose: This is a security cookie (an anti-forgery cookie) that ensures that it is impossible to place content on the Rijksmuseum website without the consent of the Rijksmuseum (Cross-Site Request Forgery). It does not contain user information and will be destroyed upon closing the browser window.
- Duration: Infinite
_ga, _gid
- Type: First party cookie
- Function and purpose: This cookie is set by Google Analytics during the first visit. If the cookie has been deleted, a new cookie will be placed with a new unique ID. Google Analytics is a web analysis service provided by Google Inc. The Rijksmuseum gains insight into website and or webshop visits through these cookies. Insights include visitor numbers and popular pages and topics. As a result, the Rijksmuseum is able to better tailor its communication to the needs of website visitors. The Rijksmuseum cannot see who (which pc) is visiting their website. The cookie is updated with each visit. The unique ID in this cookie is used by Google Analytics to determine the authenticity of the visit.
- Duration: The _ga cookie is stored for two years. The _gid cookie is stored for 24 hours.
_gat
- Type: First party cookie
- Function and purpose: The purpose of this cookie is throtteling for the proper functioning of our website and Google Analytics. It is stored during the first visit to the website or webshop and will be updated during subsequent visits. The Rijksmuseum does not use Google Analytics to collect personal data other than the IP address (first 2 numbers) of the visitor.
- Duration: This cookie is stored for 1 minute.
fblo_, fbm_
- Type: First party cookie
- Function and purpose: Login from users via Facebook on the Rijksmuseum website.
- Duration: The fblo_ cookie is stored for 6 months. The fbm_ cookie is stored for 3 months.
ai_user, ai_session
- Type: First party cookie
- Function and purpose: To collect technical data about the performance of the website.
- Duration: The _ai_user, cookie is stored for 4 months. The ai_session cookie is stored for 1 minute.
Rmtc, rmfv
- Type: First party cookie
- Function and purpose: This cookie is used to link a user session to an order (server-side logging).
- Duration: The Rmtc, cookie: infinite. The rmfv cookie is stored for the duration of 1 month.
..rmis_gdpr_accepted
- Type: First party cookie
- Function and purpose: This cookie is used to store your preference regarding the cookies used by the website.
- Duration: Infinite
HSID, SSID, APISID, SAPISID, 1P_JAR
- Type: Third party cookie
- Function and purpose: Cookies from DoubleClick, part of Google Analytics. Cookies HSID, SSID, APISID and SAPISID ensure that Google can collect user data for videos hosted by YouTube.
- Duration: The HSID, SSID, APISID, SAPISID cookies are stored for 2 years. The 1P_JAR cookie 1 month.
IDE
- Type: Third party cookie
- Function and purpose: Cookie from DoubleClick, part of Google Analytics. Used to make ads more attractive.
- Duration: This cookie is stored for 2 years.
Fr, datr, sb
- Type: Third party cookie
- Function and purpose: The advertising cookie from Facebook is used to show and measure ads and to improve the relevance of ads (including measuring conversions). Determines the relevance of ads based on website behaviour and/or recent search queries.
- Duration: The Fr cookie is stored for 3 months. The datr and sb cookie are stored for 2 years.
YSC
- Type: Third party cookie
- Function and purpose: YouTube (Google) uses it to store user preferences and other unspecified goals -
- Duration: Infinite
PREF
- Type: Third party cookie
- Function and purpose: YouTube (Google) uses it to store user preferences and other unspecified goals -
- Duration: This cookie is stored for two years.
VISITOR_INFO1_LIVE
- Type: Third party cookie
- Function and purpose: YouTube (Google) uses it to store user preferences and other unspecified goals -
- Duration: Is stored for six months.
CONSENT
- Type: Third party cookie
- Function and purpose: YouTube (Google) uses it to store the approval for the use of third party content in frames - google.com/policies/privacy Third Party Persistent.
- Duration: This cookie is stored for 20 years.
_utm
- Type: Third party cookie
- Function and purpose: Cookies that start with __utm are from Google Analytics and are used to track visitor statistics on ads of the Rijksmuseum on Facebook and Instagram.
ep201, SSPV, SSRT, SSID, SSLB, SSSC, ep202
- Type: Third party cookie
- Function and purpose: Cookies placed by Wufoo. The embedded Wufoo forms on the website are placed by Wufoo.
- Duration: The ep201 cookie is stored for 1 day. The SSPV, SSRT, SSID and ep202 cookies are stored for 1 year. The SSLB and SSSC cookies: infinite.
AID, ANID, OTZ
- Type: Third party cookie
- Function and purpose: This cookie from Google Analytics links your activities on other devices you have previously logged into using your Google account. Based on this, the ads you see on your devices are coordinated and conversion events are measured.
- Duration: The AID cookie is stored for 2 years. The ANID cookie is stored for 1 year. The OTZ cookie is stored for 30 days.
DSID, NID, SIDCC, SID
- Type: Third party cookie
- Function and purpose: Cookie from DoubleClick, part of Google Analytics. Used to make ads more attractive.
- Duration: The DSID cookie is stored for 1 day. The NID cookie is stored for 5 months. The SIDCC is stored for 3 months. The SID cookie is stored for 2 years.
Khaos, put_2249, rpb, id , rpx
- Type: Third party cookie
- Function and purpose: Registers user data, such as IP address, geographic location, visited websites and on which ads the user clicked, aimed at optimising the display of ads based on the user’s movement on websites using the same ad network.
- Duration: The Khaos and id cookie are stored for 1 year. The put_2249, rpx and rpb cookie are stored for 1 month.
DBSUID
- Type: Third party cookie
- Function and purpose Used by Resengo, cafe reservation module on the website, to keep statistics.
- Duration: The DBSUID cookie is stored for 10 days.
dtCookie
- Type: Third party cookie
- Function and purpose Used by Resengo.
- Duration: Infinite
_gat_defaultresengo-booknow
- Type: Third party cookie
- Function and purpose: Google Analytics implementation of Resengo.
- Duration: The _gat_defaultresengo-booknow is stored for 1 minute.
ARRAffinity
- Type: Third party cookie
- Function and purpose: Required for the technical operation of Resengo.
- Duration: Infinite
https://vars.hotjar.com
- Type: Third party cookie
- Function and purpose: Hotjar is a tool that reveals the online behavior and voice of our users. By combining both Analysis and Feedback tools, Hotjar gives the 'big picture' of how to improve your site's user experience and performance/conversion rates.
- Duration: https://vars.hotjar.com is stored for 365 days
user, v3
- Type: Third party cookie
- Function and purpose: Pinterest advertising cookie, used to track services and to deliver a range of advertising products, such as real-time bidding from external advertisers
- Duration: Session
2. Managing your cookies
If you do not want to have cookies placed on your computer or mobile device, you can adjust the settings of your browser to allow to receive a warning before certain cookies are stored. You can also adjust the settings to have your browser refuse certain cookies. Please take into account that certain parts of the website will not function (optimally) when you block cookies.
How you can disable cookies depends on your browser and device. If necessary, enable the help function of the browser or click on one of the links below to go directly to the manual of your browser:
- Internet Explorer
- Mozilla Firefox
- Google Chrome
- Safari
- Opera
If you want to know more about cookies, such as checking which cookies have been set and how to manage or remove them, please visit aboutcookies.org or allaboutcookies.org.
You can check and/or remove cookies at all times. Please read more about cookies at aboutcookies.org. You can remove all cookies from your computer and you can set your browser to block cookies. However, this does mean that you have to reset your preferences each time you visit the website and that some parts of the website will not work (properly).
3. Contact information
If you have any questions about the cookies we use, please contact us at info@rijksmuseum.nl.
This Cookie Policy may be modified from time to time. You should therefore periodically visit this page to see if changes have been made. If the update involves substantial changes for you, we will ensure that you are correctly informed of this, for example through our website or by email.
This Cookie Policy was last modified on 9 May 2019.