GDPR Cookie Policy

What are cookies?

Cookies, commonly referred to as browser cookies or tracking cookies, are small encrypted text files that are saved in the directories of browsers. Similar to other web servers, we also install these cookies on your device to gather typical internet log information and data concerning visitor behavior.

How do we use cookies?

These cookies are primarily utilized to enhance your experience on our website. Their applications include:

  • Maintaining your signed-in status
  • Understanding how you interact with our website
  • Monitoring user visits and actions
  • Auto-filling your login information during future visits

What type of cookies do we use?

While there are numerous varieties of cookies, our website mainly employs the following types:

Necessary cookies

These cookies are critical for the fundamental operations of the website and to deliver the requested products, services, or content. Without them, we cannot fulfill your requests for products or services.

Functionality cookies

These cookies allow our website to offer improved functionality and personal touch. They are configured to enhance the services we provide on our pages.

Advertising

This category of cookies gathers data about your visits to our site, including:

  • The pages you have accessed
  • The content you have viewed
  • The links you have clicked

Additionally, they collect information regarding your browser, IP address, device, and location. These cookies serve advertising objectives.

Analytics cookies

These cookies are set on our site by our advertising partners. They are used to create a profile of your interests and display relevant advertisements based on your site visits. While they do not retain personal information, they keep track of your browser and internet device information. You can opt-out of these cookies, resulting in less targeted advertising.

Third-party cookies

We employ third-party cookies from external organizations to gain insights about our website. Such cookies are established by websites you have not visited by incorporating third-party elements like plugins or advertisements. Third-party cookies also monitor user activities and record browsing data for ad targeting.

Last Updated: November 18, 2024