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Please be aware that this Cookie Policy may change at any time and without notice. Users will be informed via the site or sites if there are any noteworthy changes. Users are urged to regularly check this page for updates regarding any changes to our privacy practices. If this Policy is changed, your continuing use of the Site after that time indicates that you have read and agree to the new terms. If you are not in agreement with the provisions of this Policy, you may either stop using the Site or modify the settings of your browser so that cookies are not accepted.
This document contains an implementation of the definitions and interpretations provided in our privacy policy, as well as the instructions for using cookies on this website.
When you visit a website, your web browser may load a little text file called a "cookie". Its purpose is to verify your identity as a user while safeguarding your personal information. Cookies are used for a variety of functions, including preserving user preferences, enabling the distribution of advertisements and behavioral advertising, supplying analytical data, and making it easier to utilize particular services.
Session cookies, which are transient, and permanent cookies, which are persistent, are the two types of cookies. Session cookies are automatically removed from the browser when it closes, whereas persistent cookies stay in the browser unless they are specifically removed or reach their predetermined expiration date. The duration of the cookies' configured expiration varies from a few minutes to several years.
First-party cookies are those that a website saves to the hard drive of a user's browser. On the other hand, cookies installed from a domain different from the one being accessed are referred to as "third-party cookies."
Pixel tags and cookies cooperate closely on our websites. You may have encountered clear GIFs, web beacons, or pixel tags on several websites when exploring the internet. Together with cookies, these pixels assess the behavior and mannerisms of visitors who visit our website through various suppliers. We and our business partners employ pixel tags for a number of reasons. These consist of other interest-based advertising (detailed in Section 5) and retargeting (explained in our Privacy Statement).
There's a potential that we or a third party will install cookies on your browser if you use the website or our services. For additional details on the specific cookie categories that are used and the corresponding timing of their usage, refer to our Privacy Policy.
Cookies can be used for a variety of purposes, such as the following:
Certain functionality of the website, such as error-free transaction processing and permanent sign-in, are only available with the use of first-party cookies.
We employ analytics cookies to gather data about how users interact with the Site(s) so we can assess their effectiveness. A/B testing, which gauges user responses to different versions of adverts, websites, or features, may also make use of these cookies. Analytics cookies come in two varieties: first-party and third-party.
Cookies that are used on websites to store user preferences are most usually referred to as "preference cookies".
Users' PCs are infected with third-party cookies by advertising networks and platforms. These cookies are sometimes referred to as "targeted" or "behavioral" cookies. These technologies are primarily used to: (i) facilitate the display of advertisements and evaluate their effectiveness; and (ii) present you with advertising that are appropriate to your interests and preferences based on your online activity.
Cookies are necessary for the collection of anonymous user data for third-party services, ad networks, and analytics, among other uses. These companies possess the authority to monitor and assess users' activities on the Site and even watch how they act after using cookies to visit other websites. The gathered information is anonymized and utilized to provide insights into user behavior and preferences. This facilitates the delivery of more precisely targeted advertising and services.
If a user has a general objection to cookies, or a specific kind of cookie, they can modify their web browser's settings to remove stored cookies and reject new ones. Please refer to the instructions provided by your web browser to find out everything you need to know to do this assignment. It should be noted that deleting or rejecting our cookies may make it more difficult for you to use certain services, save your preferences, and access some parts of our websites.
You can find information about disabling cookies in the privacy policy provided by each third party.
The Cookie Policy explains how cookies can enhance users' interactions with our website and services. There's a potential that the functioning of our website may be affected or limited if you choose to disable cookies.
How to turn off cookies that target advertisements based on behavior
If you are a client in the European Union and have questions regarding cookies used for behaviorally targeted advertising, go to www.youronlinechoices.eu for more information. Similarly, users in the US can visit http://www.aboutads.info/choices for more details about these cookies, which show ads based on how you use the website and other websites. These websites offer choices and information, so you can manage your preferences with regard to these advertising strategies.
Here are some helpful guidelines for modifying your browser's cookie settings.
Google Chrome:
To access the desired function, locate and select the wrench icon from the toolbar of your browser. To view the settings, please select "Settings". To see other options, please click the "Show advanced settings" button. Kindly select the 'Content settings' option to view the "Privacy" section.
To enable cookies, select "Allow local data to be set" under the "Cookies" section. This makes it possible to employ cookies from websites owned by first parties as well as third parties. To restrict cookie acceptance to only first-party cookies, choose "Block all third-party cookies without any exceptions."
To disable cookies, navigate to the "Cookies" menu and choose the "Block sites from setting any data" option.
Remember that there are various settings in Chrome for enabling and disabling cookies. For more information about the various cookie settings in Chrome, go to this Google page: http://support.google.com/chrome/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=95647
Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0, 7.0, 8.0:
To access the relevant menu, please click the 'Tools' tab located at the top of your browser window. Kindly choose 'Internet Options' from the available options. To access the 'Privacy' tab, please identify it from the accessible menu in the settings window.
To enable cookies: Slider needs to be set to 'Medium' or below.
Slide the slider to the maximum level to effectively halt the acceptance of all cookies. All cookies will be disabled as a result.
Remember that there are various settings in Explorer for allowing and blocking cookies. To find out more about the many cookie settings that are accessible in Internet Explorer, visit this Microsoft page: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-GB/windows-vista/Block-or-allow-cookies
Microsoft Edge
To access further options, locate and click the "More actions" button on the toolbar. Pick "Settings" from the menu that drops down.Could you please locate and choose the option labeled "View advanced settings"? In the Cookies section, users have the choice of the default configuration, which does not block cookies, or the alternate setting, which only prevents cookies from third parties. Please launch the Microsoft Edge web browser once more.
Mozilla Firefox
To display the browser options, please select the 'Tools' option from the menu bar. From the drop-down menu, choose 'Options'. Please go to the privacy section.
To enable cookies, please make sure that the "Accept cookies for sites" option is selected.
To turn off cookies, users can click the box next to "Accept cookies for sites".
Remember that Firefox offers various options for turning on and off cookies. For more information, visit Mozilla's https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/enhanced-tracking-protection-firefox-desktop?redirectslug=Enabling+and+disabling+cookies&redirectlocale=en-US.
Opera
To examine the browser's settings, please click the "Settings" option from the menu. From there, go to the "Quick Preferences" area.
To enable cookies, please make sure that the "Enable Cookies" option is selected.
You must uncheck the box next to "Enable Cookies" in order to disable cookies.
Remember that Opera has various options for turning on and off cookies. Go to this Opera Software page to learn more about the other available cookie options: Browser tutorials: http://www.opera.com/browser/security/privacy/
Safari on OSX
To display the options in Safari, please select the 'Safari' option from the menu bar. Pick 'Preferences' from the menu that descends.Please choose the 'Security' menu item.
In order to activate cookies, go to the "Accept cookies" box and choose "Only from the site you are currently visiting".
To disable cookies, navigate to the 'Accept cookies' area and choose 'Never'.
Remember that you may enable and disable cookies in Safari using a variety of settings. For further information about the various cookie settings in Safari, go to this Apple page: http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?path=Safari/3.0/en/9277.html.
All other browsers
Please contact the browser's manufacturer or utilize the "help" function of the browser.
Although most web browsers accept cookies by default, users do not need to take any action. You may modify the browser's settings to either reject cookies or require user consent before accepting them.
Nonetheless, it's important to keep in mind that blocking our cookies can make using our website less enjoyable for you. This can include having restricted access to specific regions or individualized material and information.
As advertisers, we employ interest-based advertising provided by vendors to offer tailored messages and content based on user interests. It should be noted, therefore, that the Site disclaims any liability for the acts or practices of third parties, including their use of cookies or other technologies to provide online, mobile, or email advertising, among other services.
For inquiries about our cookie policy, send an email to [email protected].