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What is a cookie?

As is commonly done on almost all professional websites, we use cookies. This is a small file that is downloaded to your device and enhances your experience.

This document describes the information we collect, how we use it, and why we need to store these cookies. It also describes how to prevent these cookies from being stored, which can downgrade or “corrupt” certain elements of the site’s functionality.

How to use cookies

Cookies are used for a variety of reasons, as detailed below. Unfortunately, in most cases there is no industry standard option to disable cookies without completely disabling the features you add to your site. We recommend that you leave all cookies if you are not sure if you need them, in case they are used to provide the services you use.

The types of cookies used on this website can fall into one of three categories:

1. Strictly required cookies. These are essential to enable you to use certain features of your website, such as submitting a form on your website.
2. Functional cookies: These are used to help websites remember user choices (such as language) and provide extensions that enhance the web experience.
3. Analysis / navigation cookies. These cookies are used to enable the site to function properly and to collect information about how visitors are using the site. This information will be used to edit the report and help improve the site. Cookies collect information in an anonymous format, such as the number of visitors to your site, where they came from, and the pages they visited.

Cookie invalidation

You can prevent the setting of cookies by adjusting your browser settings (see your browser’s Help option for information on how to do this). Please note that disabling cookies can affect the functionality of this website and many other websites you visit. Therefore, we recommend that you do not disable cookies.

Third party cookies

In special cases, we also use cookies provided by trusted third parties.On this site [Google Analytics] It is one of the most widely trusted analytical solutions on the web and will help you understand how to use your site and improve your experience. These cookies may track your time spent on the site, the pages you visit, etc. so that you can continue to create compelling content. For more information on Google Analytics cookies, please refer to the official Google Analytics page.

Google analytics

Google Analytics is Google’s analytics tool that helps websites understand how visitors are involved in properties. We may use a set of cookies to collect information and report website usage statistics without personally identifying individual visitors to Google. The main cookie used by Google Analytics is the “__ga” cookie.

In addition to reporting website usage statistics, Google Analytics can be used in conjunction with some advertising cookies to display more relevant ads across Google properties (such as Google Search) and the entire web. You can also measure how it interacts with the ads that Google displays. ..

Find out more about Analytics cookies and privacy information.

Use of IP address. An IP address is a numeric code that identifies a device on the Internet. We may use your IP address and browser type to analyze usage patterns on this website, diagnose problems and improve the services we provide. However, without additional information, your IP address will not identify you as an individual.

Your choice. When you visit this website, a cookie is sent to your web browser and stored on your device. By using our website you consent to the use of cookies and similar technologies.

For more information

I hope the above information has revealed things for you. As mentioned earlier, if you are not sure whether to allow cookies, it is usually safer to leave them enabled in case they interact with any of the features we use on our site. However, if you are still looking for more details, feel free to email us. [email protected]