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Privacy Policy

Last Updated: December 16th 2025

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At Skycore Semiconductors (legal name: Skycore ApS), we value your privacy and trust. This Privacy Policy outlines how we collect, use, and share your personal data, and your rights regarding this information. For any queries or concerns, please contact us using the details provided at the end of this Policy.

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1. Data Controller

Skycore Semiconductors (“Skycore”, “we”, “us”, “our”) is the data controller for personal data collected through our products, services, websites, and applications.

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2. Data Collection

A. Personal Data You Provide:

  • Account Creation: Name, contact details, device ID(s), preferences.

  • Customer Support: Contact details, product information, communication history.

  • Events and Surveys: Contact details, interests, preferences.

  • Content Uploads: Reviews, comments, photos.

B. Data Collected During Use:

  • Website Use: Browser type, pages viewed, clicks, IP address.

  • Product/Service Use: Device ID(s), usage patterns, error logs.

C. Data from Other Sources:

  • Public Sources and Third Parties: Credit checks, purchase information from partner retailers, social media interactions.

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3. Data Usage

A. Service Provision:

  • Contractual necessity for providing products and services, updates, and support.

B. Development and Improvement:

  • Legitimate interests in enhancing products and services, quality assurance, and security.

C. Marketing:

  • Legitimate interests and/or consent for sending updates and offers.

D. Fraud Prevention and Legal Compliance:

  • Detect and prevent fraud, comply with legal obligations, and enforce legal rights.

E. Other Purposes:

  • Staff training and quality assurance.

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4. Data Sharing

A. With Third Parties:

  • Authorized service providers (e.g., billing, analytics).

  • Legal compliance and fraud prevention.

B. User-Generated Content:

  • Shared as per user settings in public forums and profiles.

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5. International Data Transfers

We may transfer your data to third parties in countries with different data protection laws. We use legal mechanisms, such as EU Standard Contractual Clauses, to ensure adequate protection.

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6. Your Rights

  • Access and Correction: Request access to and correction of your personal data.

  • Deletion and Objection: Request deletion or object to processing of your data.

  • Data Portability: Request a copy of your data in a machine-readable format.

  • Marketing Preferences: Opt-out of marketing communications.

Contact us to exercise these rights. We may need to verify your identity before processing your request.

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7. Data Retention

We retain your data only as long as necessary for the purposes stated or as required by law. Unnecessary data will be securely deleted or anonymized.

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8. Security

We implement appropriate technical and organizational measures to protect your data against unauthorized access, use, or disclosure.

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9. Children’s Privacy

We do not knowingly collect data from children under 16 without parental consent. If discovered, we will delete such data promptly.

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10. Cookies

10.1 COOKIE NOTICE AND CONSENT

We use our own cookies as well as cookies from third parties to remember your settings, traffic metrics, tracking of your visit on the website and to present you with targeted adverts. By clicking ‘accept’ on the cookie banner, you consent to the use of cookies you have chosen. You may always withdraw your consent by blocking the use of cookies in your browser. Further information regarding the use of cookies, including how to block and delete cookies, can be found in Clause 8 of this Cookie Policy. You are also able to read more about our processing of personal data in our Privacy Policy https://www.skycore-semi.com/privacy-policy.

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10.2 COOKIE POLICY PURPOSE

We strive to offer a website with the content that is most relevant to you and to be transparent about how we do it. In order to do so, we use technologies that can collect, process, and sort information regarding how you and others use this website. 

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10.3 PROCESSING OF PERSONAL DATA BY THE USE OF COOKIES 

Our use of cookies may include processing of your personal data, and we therefore recommend that you also read our Privacy Policy. The Privacy Policy describes our processing of personal data and your rights.

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10.4 WHAT ARE COOKIES?

A cookie is a small text file that makes it possible to store information or access already stored information on the end-user’s pc, smartphone, tablet or similar with the purpose of obtaining data about the end-user.

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Cookies are not by definition a bad thing. They make our lives easier in many ways. As the definition suggests, a cookie is mostly used to obtain data from a visiting user on a given website. The information obtained can vary, as there are many different ways to use a cookie, and the information stored within. A popular way to describe the different cookies is by dividing them into categories according to their common use. A brief description follows below of the most used cookies by service providers, website owners and advertisers.

 

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10.5 PERSISTENT- AND SESSION COOKIES

“Persistent Cookies” will follow the user across platforms and browsing-sessions (searches) and their duration often varies up to two years or until deletion. Persistent Cookies can be very helpful for a user by saving passwords and usernames and to recognise the user on his/her next visit, so the user’s experience stays the same as at during the previous visit – also known as “tracking”.


In contrast, there are “Session Cookies”. These last only for a single browsing session (or until the browsing window is closed). A typical Session Cookie could be the “add to basket” function on e-commerce websites. A cookie is placed here so that the website remembers which item(s) the user has put into the basket. This cookie will typically last until the purchase is finalised or when the user leaves the website.

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10.6 FIRST- AND THIRD PARTY COOKIES

“First Party Cookies” are commonly stored by the owner/admin of a given website and are generally only used by him/her and can be the different categories of cookies mentioned below. 


In contrast are “Third Party Cookies”. These can be placed by anyone who might have an interest in gathering information about users on a given website. However, placement of third-party cookies is usually based on an agreement between the website owner and the third-party who wants to place the cookie.

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10.7 CATEGORIES OF COOKIES

  • Necessary Cookies (Session Cookies)

    • These cookies are very basic and necessary for the functionality of a website. The “add to basket”-example above is a typical use of a “necessary cookie”. If it were not for the cookie, the website would simply not be able to deliver what was promised, i.e. a purchase function on an e-commerce website. These cookies do not require user consent.

  • Preference Cookies

    • These are used to enhance and improve the user experience of a visit on a given website. For example, if a website can be viewed in more than one language and the user chooses “English”, the website will remember this choice at the next visit.

  • Operational- and optimisation cookies

    • Typically used for operating a website, including statistics and analysis of user behavior on a website.

  • Marketing – anonymous tracking across websites

    • “Marketing cookies” are used to track a user across websites. The anonymous information usually comprises a user’s visit on a website, including products, interests and similar. The information can be used to create customer profiles which allow the website owners to choose a more specific product range based on these profiles.

  • Marketing – targeted advertising (behavioral advertising)

    • “Behavioral advertising cookies” are used to customise ads and/or commercials on a given website. If a user has searched for a specific product on Google, a cookie containing information on this product might be stored. This cookie can at a later stage give the user specific ads for these products on other websites, i.e. Facebook or similar. These types of cookies will often contain personally identifiable information and will require consent from the user.

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10.8 HOW DO I DELETE, WITHDRAW AND/OR AVOID COOKIES? 

You can learn more about cookies and how to avoid them by clicking the links below. The links contain information on privacy settings and cookies with detailed descriptions of how to delete and avoid cookies in the future:

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10.9 COOKIES WE USE AND FOR WHAT PURPOSE

  • bSession

    • Purpose: Used for system effectiveness measurement

    • Responsible: Skycore ApS (data controller); wix.com (platform provider/processor)

    • Type: HTTP

    • Storage Time: 24 hours

  • client-session-bind

    • Purpose: Cookie for API protection

    • Responsible: Skycore ApS (data controller); wix.com (platform provider/processor)

    • Type: HTTP

    • Storage Time: Session

  • fedops.logger.sessionId

    • Purpose: Tracking session errors and issues (resilience)

    • Responsible: Skycore ApS (data controller); wix.com (platform provider/processor)

    • Type: HTML

    • Storage Time: 12 months

  • hs

    • Purpose: Security cookie for Hive (legacy)

    • Responsible: Skycore ApS (data controller); wix.com (platform provider/processor)

    • Type: HTTP

    • Storage Time: Session

  • server-session-bind

    • Purpose: Cookie for API protection

    • Responsible: Skycore ApS (data controller); wix.com (platform provider/processor)

    • Type: HTTP

    • Storage Time: Session

  • SSR-caching

    • Purpose: Performance cookie for rendering

    • Responsible: Skycore ApS (data controller); wix.com (platform provider/processor)

    • Type: HTTP

    • Storage Time: 24 hours

  • svSession

    • Purpose: Cookie for security, stability, and core site function

    • Responsible: Skycore ApS (data controller); wix.com (platform provider/processor)

    • Type: HTTP

    • Storage Time: 400 days

  • XSRF-TOKEN

    • Purpose: Cookie for fraud detection of calls

    • Responsible: Skycore ApS (data controller); wix.com (platform provider/processor)

    • Type: HTTP

    • Storage Time: Session

  • consent-policy

    • Purpose: Used to track cookie consent choice

    • Responsible: Skycore ApS (data controller); wix.com (platform provider/processor)

    • Type: HTTP

    • Storage Time: 1 year

  • mpaSessionID

    • Purpose: Used to track and identify the current session of a user in a Wix Multi-Page Application (MPA)

    • Responsible: Skycore ApS (data controller); wix.com (platform provider/processor)

    • Type: HTML

    • Storage Time: Session

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11. Data Protection Officer (DPO)

If you have any questions about this Privacy Policy or our data protection practices, you can contact our Data Protection Officer at:

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Skycore ApS
Fruebjergvej 3

Att: Data Protection Officer

2100 Copenhagen

Denmark

Email: privacy@skycore-semi.com

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12. Contact Us

For further assistance or to exercise your data rights, please contact us at:

Skycore ApS

Fruebjergvej 3

2100 Copenhagen

Denmark
Email: info@skycore-semi.com

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