Evästeet ja muut käyttäjien päätelaitteille tallennettavat tiedot sekä näiden tietojen käyttö
Oletko pohtinut, miksi internetissä surffatessasi sinulta kysytään suostumusta evästeisiin tai muihin päätelaitteillesi tallentuviin tietoihin? Tai miksi kännykkääsi mobiilisovelluksia ladatessasi sinun pitää valita, mitä tietojasi annat sovelluksen käyttää? Näillä kysymyksillä palveluntarjoajat varmistavat, että niillä on lupa tietojesi käyttöön. Onkin tärkeää, että pohdit, mihin kaikkeen annat luvan.
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FAQs
What is Traficom in Finland? ›
The Finnish Transport and Communications Agency Traficom works to ensure the availability of well-functioning, safe, secure and reasonably priced transport and communications connections and services in Finland.
Where is the head office of Traficom? ›Traficom's head office is located in the Pasila Office Centre (Pasilan Virastokeskus) in Eastern Pasila, Helsinki. The visiting address is Opastinsilta 12 A, 00520 Helsinki. Our lobby and reception service can be found on floor 2.
How do I contact Traficom Finland? ›+358 (0) 29 534 5648 (Mon–Fri 16.15–23.00, Sat–Sun 8.00–23.00).
Why does Finland call themselves Suomi? ›“One theory is that Suomi comes from word 'suomaa' which means 'swampland' in Finnish.” She noted that the south-western part of the country is home to numerous lakes, which could have looked like swampland to outsiders.
What is the cell service in Finland? ›Mobile internet operators in Finland
In total there are 3 main mobile internet providers in Finland: Telia, Elisa and DNA. All of the provider offer prepaid sim cards for tourists and you can buy them in their shops. Unfortunately the Finland internet operators do not offer e-sim cards for prepaid costumers.
- First dial 011 to exit the U.S. telephone system.
- Then dial 358, which is the country code for Finland.
- Now dial the local number, which can be between five and 12 digits.
You can find vehicle details by texting a license plate number to 16500, for example ABC-123. Vehicle details are provided by the Transport Register of Finnish Transport and Communications Agency Traficom.
What are natives of Finland called? ›Finns or Finnish people (Finnish: suomalaiset, IPA: [ˈsuo̯mɑlɑi̯set]) are a Baltic Finnic ethnic group native to Finland.
What is the most common drug in Finland? ›What are the most common substances? In Finland, the most common narcotic substances in use are cannabis and amphetamine along with its derivatives.
What is the national breakfast of Finland? ›The Finnish breakfast traditionally includes a substantial portion of porridge. Rolled oats, rye or multi-grain porridge are most common. However, there are other options such as the milk-based mannapuuro (semolina-milk porridge) and helmipuuro (starch grain-milk porridge).
What do people call themselves in Finland? ›
The Finns. “The Finns”, as such, refers to natives of Finland or the population of Finland. What they call themselves, in Finnish language, is suomalaiset (in singular suomalainen).