Cookies Policy

Cookies are small pieces of data that a website stores on your device when you visit it. They contain information about your browsing session and can be used to remember your preferences, login details, or other settings.

Why Do We Use Cookies?

We use cookies for various reasons:

• To remember your preferences, such as language or currency
• To facilitate login sessions and maintain continuity between pages
• To track certain interactions with our website, like analytics data
• To provide personalized content based on your interests

Essential Cookies

Essential cookies are necessary for the proper functioning of our website. They enable us to remember your login details, preferences, or other critical settings that you have selected.

Examples:

• Authentication cookies: store user credentials and session IDs
• Session cookies: maintain state between pages

We will not request consent before using these essential cookies as they are required to provide a functional service.

Persistent Cookies

Persistent cookies remain on your device until they expire or are manually deleted. They can be used for various purposes, such as:

• Remembering login details across sessions
• Tracking interactions with our website over time

Examples of persistent cookies include:

• Login token cookies: store session IDs and user credentials
• Marketing preference cookies: record language or content preferences

Functional Cookies

Functional cookies enable us to provide a more tailored experience for users. They can be used for various purposes, such as:

• Tracking interactions with our website's features
• Optimizing page loads based on visitor behavior

Examples of functional cookies include:

• Analytics tracking: store data about user sessions and engagement
• A/B testing cookies: enable us to test different variations of pages

Analytics and Performance Cookies

Analytics and performance cookies are used to track your interactions with our website. This information is usually anonymized or aggregated, but in some cases, it may be possible for the operator or third-party analytics provider to identify individual visitors.

Examples include:

• Google Analytics: tracks page views, clicks, and time spent on site
• Ad tracking cookies: monitor user engagement with advertisements

Preference and Language Settings

Cookies help us remember your language or content preferences. You can change these settings at any time by contacting our support team or adjusting the options in your account.

Examples include:

• Language preference cookies: record preferred languages for website navigation
• Content formatting cookies: enable different formats, such as text size or layout choices

Login/Session Continuity and Device Recognition

Cookies help maintain a continuous login session when you visit multiple pages on our site. They can also recognize your device to facilitate personalized content.

Examples include:

• Session ID cookies: assign unique IDs for each browsing session
• User agent recognition: identify devices, browsers, or operating systems using standard HTTP headers

Security-Related Cookies

Security-related cookies help protect user data by encrypting login information and maintaining secure connections. They often use HTTPS protocols to ensure confidentiality.

Examples include:

• Authentication encryption tokens: protect against man-in-the-middle attacks
• Session duration limits: control the maximum session duration for added security

Browser Storage Technologies

In addition to cookies, our website uses other storage technologies, such as local storage and indexDB, to optimize performance. These solutions enable us to load content more efficiently.

Examples include:

• Web storage API implementation
• IndexDb access permissions control

Third-Party Integrations

We integrate third-party services into our site to enhance user experience, share analytics data or display advertisements. Some of these providers may also collect information from their cookies and similar technologies used on the website.

Marketing or Communication Preferences

Cookies are essential for storing marketing preference settings so you can control which types of communications interest you. Examples include:

• Email marketing consent: record email opt-in status
• Content format preferences: enable different formats, like text size choices

Cookie Consent Management

We use cookie management tools to request user consent before placing certain cookies on your device.

Examples of these tools are:

• Banner requests for specific types of data collection or usage purposes
• Privacy options link integration in the website navigation menu

Browser Cookie Controls and Clearing/Disabling Cookies

Users can modify their cookie settings through browser controls. Some examples include:

• Allowing/denying cookies from a particular domain
• Setting exceptions to block third-party cookies, like Google Analytics
• Regularly clearing or deleting cookies for security reasons