Privacy policy

What we collect

As little as possible. We do not ask for your name, personal identity number, case number or anything else about your situation. We do not want that information and have no reason to store it.

• No advertising or tracking cookies, and no profiling
• Visitor statistics are collected in aggregate — which pages are read, not who reads them

Our web server logs technical details of requests, as every web server does. Such logs are needed for operation and security, are kept briefly, and are not used to follow individual readers.

Sharing and retention

We do not sell personal data and do not pass it to advertisers, data brokers or anyone else wanting to use it for their own purposes. Nor do we pass it to public authorities except where the law obliges us to.

The suppliers we need in order to run the site process data solely on our instructions and may not use it for their own ends.

We keep nothing longer than we need to. Aggregate visitor statistics contain nothing that identifies you. If you write to the editorial team, the message is kept for as long as the matter requires — correction reports we keep longer, since they are part of how we can show why a text was changed.

Your rights under the GDPR

The General Data Protection Regulation, the GDPR, gives you rights against us. You do not have to justify why you are using them, and it costs nothing.

• The right to know what data about you we process, and to get a copy of it
• The right to have inaccurate data corrected
• The right to have data erased
• The right to object to the processing and to request that it be restricted
• The right to complain to the Swedish Authority for Privacy Protection, IMY, if you believe we are in the wrong

Email [email protected] if you wish to exercise any of these rights. We reply as soon as we can and within a month at the latest. If you want to complain, go to the Swedish Authority for Privacy Protection — you do not need to contact us first.