What are cookies?

Cookies are files with data contain an infinite amount of text. To enhance a user's experience on a website, they are kept on their computer. These files enable user recognition and webpage customization based on user preferences. Cookies often contain a unique number, the name of the website to which they belong, and the amount of time they are kept on the user's computer.

What do cookies do?

Cookies are used to customize a website's content to each user's preferences and to enhance user engagement. They are also employed in the creation of anonymous statistics that assist us in determining how users interact with websites, which helps us enhance their design and content while restricting access to private data.

What are cookies used for?

We employ both permanent and temporary cookies. Until the user exits the website or closes an application, the first ones are temporary files that are created on their computer (web browser). Until the user actively deletes them or for as long as specified in their specifications, the fixed files stay on the user's computer.
Cookies used by partners of a website operator, including an infinite number of users, are governed by their respective privacy rules.

Do cookies include personal information?

Only certain user actions may be carried out using the personal data gathered by cookies. Such kind of information is encrypted so that unapproved outsiders cannot access it.

Deleting cookies

All of the web browser programmers permit the default storage of cookies. This setting allows the user to be notified each time a cookie is about to be saved on the computer, or it may be modified to prevent the web browser from automatically saving cookies. You may find comprehensive details on the various cookie handling options in the web browser application's settings.
Some of the website's operations may be impacted by cookies.