Cookie Policy
What are cookies and how do they work?
Cookies are small text files that are stored in your device’s browser (e.g. computer, mobile phone, or tablet) with your consent when you visit a website. They store information about your browsing activity.
When you visit the website for the first time, cookies are placed on your device and later used to recognize it. They help ensure a more convenient browsing experience and allow us to improve the functionality of the portal. This is a common practice on websites, making it easier to browse previously visited pages and access information more efficiently.
Cookies are used to process your IP address and browsing data (e.g. visited sections of the website).
What cookies do we use?
To ensure that you can use the website more conveniently and efficiently, we use the following cookies:
Necessary Cookies
| Cookie name | Purpose | Duration |
|---|---|---|
| NEXT_LOCALE | Stores language preference. Stored when the user opens the website in a selected language or is redirected to it. | 1 year |
| epaslaugos_lang | Used to identify the selected language in the mobile application. It is stored when the user first opens the application in the default language and each time the language is changed. | 1 month |
| cookie_consent | Stores cookie preferences. Stored when the user clicks “Save selection” in the cookie banner. | 180 days |
| X-Session-Id | Stores a secure session identifier used for internal session management. Stored when a session is created. | 7 days |
| __Secure-authjs.session-token | Used to maintain the user's authentication status. It is stored after successful authentication. | 30 days (renewed while the user is active) |
| __Secure-authjs.callback-url | Used to maintain the user’s login session. Stored after successful login. | Until the browser is closed |
| __Host-authjs.csrf-token | Protects login and logout actions against fraudulent requests. Stored during authentication. | Until the browser is closed |
| __Secure-authjs.pkce.code_verifier | Temporary security cookie used during login. Stored when login is initiated. | 15 minutes |
| ap-jwt | Used to maintain the user’s login state and to identify authenticated requests. Stored after the user’s identity has been successfully verified. | Until the browser is closed |
| ap-jwt-v3 | Temporarily stores the login state during the V3/OAuth2 authentication process so that it can be completed securely after the user is redirected. Stored after the user’s identity has been successfully verified, before continuing the V3 authentication process. | 30 seconds |
| _cfuvid | Used to distinguish visitors sharing the same IP address. Stored when Cloudflare visitor identification for rate limiting is enabled. | Until the browser is closed |
| cf_clearance | Used to confirm that the Cloudflare verification was successfully completed. Stored immediately after the “Verify you are human” check. | 1 year |
| cookiesession1 | Used to identify the visitor in the FortiWeb WAF system. Stored during the first request when WAF client tracking is enabled. | 1 year |
| SPK_WEB_AFFINITY | Used to keep the visitor on the same application server. Stored when the first request is assigned to a specific server. | Until the browser is closed |
Non-essential Cookies
| Cookie name | Purpose | Duration |
|---|---|---|
| _ga | Used to distinguish Google Analytics users. Stored when the user consents to the use of analytics cookies. | Up to 2 years |
| _ga_JBVWSXEH0V | Used to store the session state of the current G-JBVWSXEH0V stream. Stored when analytics cookies are accepted and gtag.js is loaded. | Up to 2 years |
| _ga_ZK3BSDYMF4 | Used to store the session state of a previous or other GA stream. Stored when the previously used G-ZK3BSDYMF4 tag is detected. | Up to 2 years |
| cf_chl_rc_ni | Cloudflare Challenge Platform diagnostic cookie. Stored during the Cloudflare human verification check. | Approximately 1 hour |
How to remove cookies from your device?
If you do not want your data to be processed through cookies, you can change your browser settings to refuse cookies or delete cookies that have already been stored.
You can change cookie settings in your browser at any time. All browsers provide options for deleting cookies.
Detailed instructions depend on the browser you use and can be found in the browser’s settings (options) menu:
- Cookie settings in Internet Explorer
- Cookie settings in Firefox
- Cookie settings in Chrome
- Cookie settings in Safari (web and iOS)
More information: https://www.allaboutcookies.org/
Please note: Deleting or blocking cookies may affect the functionality of the website and may limit your ability to use certain services provided through the portal.
