COOKIE POLICY
What is a cookie?
A cookie is a small text file that is placed and stored on your computer/device to provide you with internet access.
It is possible that cookies are required to ensure the proper functioning of a web site, as websites are stateless (they do not retain user information from one internal page to another). They are also sometimes used for tracking user actions within one website or across multiple websites in order to gather information about their behaviour and interests in order to offer relevant advertisements.
We may use cookies on our websites to record your consents (for example, the consent to the use of cookies. You have the option to allow or deny certain cookie categories when web sites use cookie consent management, which helps protect your privacy. Below is a description of the most common cookie types.
Cookies that are necessary
In general, necessary cookies are not used for tracking purposes and are not shared between web sites. Users are commonly authenticated using cookies when performing a necessary action. Whenever you log in to a web site,a cookie is stored in your browser, which contains some information that the web site uses to remember your identity when you visit another internal page or refresh the page.
Additionally, cookies are used so that a web server can keep track of what items you have added to your shopping cart, load balancing information, and so forth.
Cookies that store preferences
A preference cookie is used to allow a web site to remember information that is used to customize how the website appears and behaves for each individual user. This may include storing a selected currency, region, language or theme.
Cookies for analytical purposes
Although analytical cookies are not necessary, they are used to gather useful information on how web sites are used, identify issues, and identify what needs to be improved on the site and what content is most useful. There are some analytics services that collect information that can be used to identify the user, though most of the information is anonymous.
Cookies used for marketing purposes
The purpose of marketing cookies is to track visitors across different websites in order to display relevant and engaging advertisements to them.
We use Google Analytics to collect information about your visits in order to record and analyze how visitors use our websites, as well as to improve the user experience for visitors. As a result of Google Analytics, we are able to track website traffic and user interaction using cookies.
In order to ensure the technical functionality of our websites, we use cookies. Your consent is required when we use cookies to remember your choices or to analyze our websites.
Links
Opting out of analytics can be accomplished by disabling cookies in your browser settings or by visiting https://tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout/
For information on how to disable other cookies, please visit www.allaboutcookies.org
We would like to inform you that if you disable or refuse cookies, our websites or parts of our websites may become inaccessible, not function correctly, or you may not be able to use some of the interactive features of our websites.
Updates
If subscribers wish to stay informed of any updates to the Cookie Policy, they should re-visit the Cookie Policy periodically.
