1. WHAT ARE COOKIES?
A cookie, also known as an HTTP cookie, web cookie, or browser cookie, is usually a small file made up of letters and numbers. It is sent by a website and stored in the user's web browser while the user browses the website.
Cookies are completely “passive” files. They do not contain software programs, viruses, or spyware, and they cannot access information stored on the user's device.
2. WHAT ARE COOKIES USED FOR?
Cookies are designed as a safe way for websites to remember information about a user's visit, preferences, or previous activity on the website.
When a user visits the same website again, the information stored in cookies can help the website recognize the user’s browser and improve the browsing experience.
Some cookies are essential for the website to function properly, while others help us understand how visitors use the website so we can improve performance, usability, and content.
Some cookies are temporary and are deleted when you close your browser. Others may remain on your device for a longer period of time.
The types of cookies that may be used on websites include:
- Strictly necessary cookies – required for the basic operation of the website.
- Functional cookies – help remember user preferences and improve website functionality.
- Performance and analytics cookies – help us understand how visitors interact with the website, for example through traffic and usage statistics.
- Targeting or advertising cookies – may be used to deliver relevant advertising or measure advertising performance, if such services are enabled.
3. WHAT CHOICES DO YOU HAVE REGARDING COOKIES?
You can choose to accept, reject, or manage cookies through the cookie banner or through your browser settings.
Please note that if you delete cookies or refuse to accept them, some parts of the website may not function properly, your preferences may not be saved, and certain pages may not display as intended.