We provide information on our use of cookies in our Cookie Policy, our Privacy Policy, Terms and Conditions, and other relevant documents. Our website uses cookies, much like other reputable internet companies. We value transparency and want you, as a user, to be fully aware of our use of cookies. We encourage you to take the time to read and comprehend our Cookie Policy, which is provided for your information. In this Cookie Policy, capitalized terms have the same meaning as in the Terms unless otherwise stated.
1. How can I revoke my consent?
If we are processing your personal data based on your consent obtained through certain cookies used on our website, you can withdraw your consent anytime. To do so, simply contact us at [email protected].
2. What types of cookies do we use?
We use first-party session cookies that automatically record some details about your computer's Internet connection, known as "session data." When you close your browser, these temporary session cookies are removed from your computer. They help our website remember your choices and save you from having to re-enter your information. Please note that the personal information you provide us, such as your name and address, is not stored or recorded in our website's cookies. Your data will not be shared with other parties unless expressly stated below.
We also use cookies to track user traffic on our website, which helps us pay our partners. We sometimes use third-party cookies provided by websites or parties other than ourselves. However, we ensure that these parties are trustworthy and respect your privacy.
We use third-party persistent cookies set by Google Analytics, which provide information about clicks, time spent on the website, pages viewed, frequency of visits, and the browser used. This helps us monitor how people interact with our website, and the data is used to improve the website and our business forecasts. Google is the only company that can use the cookie installed by Google Analytics to identify you as a unique user of our website. For further details, see Google's Privacy Policy and Analytics Terms of Service. Disabling cookies in your browser can prevent Google Analytics from identifying you the next time you visit our website.
We also use third-party persistent cookies in live chat. If you use our live chat service, these cookies collect personal information about you so that we can recognize you and help you with any needs related to our services. The data collected by such a cookie includes your first and last name, your IP address, your domain, your browser type and your operating system. For more information, please refer to https://www.livechatinc.com/terms-and-conditions/ and https://www.livechatinc.com/privacy-policy/.
Please note that we may include social media buttons and/or plugins on the website that allow you to log in to the social network of your choice. The social network (e.g. Facebook, LinkedIn, or Twitter) uses our website to set cookies for functional purposes. The social network may then use these cookies in ways other than those listed above, for example, to improve your profile on their website. Please refer to your own privacy policies for the above uses.
3. How do I control cookies?
Most web browsers accept cookies by default. However, you can limit whether and how your browser accepts cookies through appropriate settings or special software. You can disable cookies or configure your browser to notify when a cookie is delivered. Our website supports your freedom to filter out unwanted content from the Internet, especially from dubious sources. However, please note that certain elements of the site may not function if you choose to block our cookies. You can allow acceptance of cookies from trusted websites while blocking cookie activity from other websites. For more information, please visit AllAboutCookies.org. You can manage and remove cookies as you wish. To instruct most browsers not to accept cookies, you can delete those already on your system. However, if you do this, certain services and features may not work, and you may need to change some settings each time you visit a website manually.
4. What is a cookie?
When you browse our website, a small information file called a cookie is automatically stored on the hard drive of your computer or mobile device by your browser. Cookies determine if you have visited our website before but can only identify your device and not you as a user. Cookies do not collect personal data or spread viruses and can only be read by the server that placed them. We use third-party persistent cookies and first-party session and persistent cookies to provide you with our services. Session cookies are automatically removed by your web browser when you close it, while persistent cookies remain until you either remove them or they expire automatically after a certain period of time.