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What are cookies?
Cookies (cookies) are small text files that a website places on your computer (or mobile device) when you first visit. They help the site recognize your device the next time you visit and remember your username or settings. Cookies can help the site recommend interesting content based on your visit history. The term "cookies" refers to all files that collect information in this way. Some cookies contain personal data. For example, if you click "remember me" when a cookie is loaded, it will remember your username. But most cookies do not collect personally identifiable information; instead, they collect more general information about where you came from (such as your location or geographic region).
What cookies does our website use?
In general, our cookies have four main functions:
How long do cookies stay on your device?
Some cookies are active from the moment you log in to the site until the end of a particular session of your browser. When you close your browser, these files become unnecessary and are automatically deleted. Such cookies are called session cookies.
Some cookies are stored on the device and between sessions of browsing in the browser - they are not deleted after closing the browser. These cookies are called persistent. The duration of a permanent cookie on your device differs for different files. Persistent cookies can be used for a variety of purposes, such as to more accurately determine how often you visit our sites or how often you return to them, how the use of the sites changes over time, and to measure advertising effectiveness.
Cookies (cookies) are small text files that a website places on your computer (or mobile device) when you first visit. They help the site recognize your device the next time you visit and remember your username or settings. Cookies can help the site recommend interesting content based on your visit history. The term "cookies" refers to all files that collect information in this way. Some cookies contain personal data. For example, if you click "remember me" when a cookie is loaded, it will remember your username. But most cookies do not collect personally identifiable information; instead, they collect more general information about where you came from (such as your location or geographic region).
What cookies does our website use?
In general, our cookies have four main functions:
- Basic cookies are important for the functioning of our website. These cookies, for example, allow us to identify subscribers and provide access to the pages only to those who are subscribed to them.
- Statistical cookies are used to collect statistics, analyze how visitors use the site and monitor its performance. This helps us to provide quality services by providing quick access to the most popular sites.
- Functionality cookies - used to remember your preferences. These cookies help us save time when filling out various forms and remember your preferences.
- We also use other cookies to monitor the site traffic, improve its functionality and detect the use of bots (robots).
How long do cookies stay on your device?
Some cookies are active from the moment you log in to the site until the end of a particular session of your browser. When you close your browser, these files become unnecessary and are automatically deleted. Such cookies are called session cookies.
Some cookies are stored on the device and between sessions of browsing in the browser - they are not deleted after closing the browser. These cookies are called persistent. The duration of a permanent cookie on your device differs for different files. Persistent cookies can be used for a variety of purposes, such as to more accurately determine how often you visit our sites or how often you return to them, how the use of the sites changes over time, and to measure advertising effectiveness.
Our website uses cookies, web analytics services, and online marketing to ensure the quality performance of the site, identify its visitors, and collect visit statistics. You can prohibit the storage of cookie files in your browser settings. Learn more about cookie files here.
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