A cookie is a little piece of data (text file) that websites you visit ask your browser to save on your computer or mobile device so they can remember details about you, your preferences (such your preferred language), or your device info when you visit them again. Local objects, also known as flash cookies, web beacons, pixels, browser fingerprinting technologies, and any other technology that stores or accesses data on the user’s device are examples of “similar technologies” that fall under the general term “cookies.” When browsing websites, you may get a better user experience thanks to this data, which typically does not enable us to identify you.
Types of Cookies
Based on their retention period:
Temporary Cookies: These are the types of cookies that are produced during the course of your stay and eliminated at the conclusion of any session, commonly known as “session” cookies.
Permanent Cookies: These are the types of cookies that stays on a computer or mobile device after the browser or program has been closed. They remain until you erase them or they expire. Their function is to remember your choices for settings so that your online experience remains consistent.
Based on their functions:
- Cookies that are required for the website to work properly and to maintain security are called necessary cookies.
- Functionality cookies allow the website to remember the user’s choices (e.g., language of your internet browser or mobile application, etc.)
- Performance cookies enable us to measure and evaluate the number of visitors to the Website as well as website traffic. We may acquire information from these cookies, such as whether portions of the website are frequently or infrequently viewed, and we may optimize the website’s traffic.
- Marketing cookies track your online activities in order to assist advertisers in delivering more relevant advertising or to limit the number of times you view an ad. These cookies may disclose this information to other organizations or advertisers. These are persistent cookies that are virtually invariably of third-party origin.
You can find the different types of cookies that we use on the Website at the below-mentioned table.
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Cookies are collected by the devices you use to access our website and application. This data collected is unique to your devices. Cookies acquired during your previous visit will not be used when you access our website from another device.
It is possible to disable all cookies, although this is not normally advised. Some websites may become difficult, if not impossible, to navigate if all browser cookies are disabled.
