Cookie Policy

What Are Cookies?

A cookie is a text file that a website saves on a user's computer after the user visits the site. The cookie is stored by the user's browser in a location reserved for cookies.

A cookie saves information about the user's visit to the website. This information can include the user's preferences regarding website appearance and behavior based on the user's actions at that site. Cookies can also keep track of the number of visitors visiting each page at a site.

There are two main types of cookies:

• Session Cookies: A session cookie is only saved for the duration of the user's visit to the website. It tracks the user's behavior during the visit and is then deleted.
• Persistent Cookies: A persistent cookie has an expiration date or lifespan stored as part of the cookie data. It expires when that date is reached or at the end of the lifespan. Persistent cookies can be used to store user login information (to keep the user logged in at each visit) and to send information about the user's browsing activity to the website or to advertisers.

To learn more about cookies, visit http://allaboutcookies.org.

The Purpose of Cookies at This Site

Our website's intention is to provide visitors with the highest-quality user experience. We use cookies only to store information that allows us to provide this high-quality service to our users. We do not use cookies for any other purpose.

Cookies: Their Basic Function

A cookie stores information on the user's preferences regarding the way the site is displayed, the language in which the user prefers the site to be displayed, the specific pages the user has visited, and the country from which the user is visiting the site.

This information allows the site to function and display according to the user's preferences each time the user visits the site. Storing such data in a cookie allows the site to operate according to these preferences without requiring the user to re-enter such data each visit.

Improving the Quality of the Site

This site also collects statistical information to understand how visitors use it and improve its quality. This information includes the number of people performing specific actions, which page elements are clicked on, and how often and how long users spend on each page. Cookies also make it possible to determine when a page or page element is not working properly.

If a Visitor Does Not Agree to Allow Cookies

There may be times when a visitor is not willing to allow cookies. This can happen, for example, if the visitor is using a public computer (at a library, school, or Internet cafe, for example) or that otherwise cannot be trusted or does not allow control of security. It is possible to instruct most browsers not to save cookies. When a user does this, however, websites may not operate as designed, and the user will be required to enter basic information for each visit. Suppose a machine is secure and can be trusted (a personal laptop or desktop system at home). In that case, it is advisable to allow cookies to allow the websites to function correctly and provide a high-quality user experience. All visitors can reject the consent of cookies anytime by exiting our website and deleting the cookies from their browser.

Right to Withdraw Cookies

If you wish to withdraw your consent to our Cookie Policy at any time, you must delete the cookies stored by adjusting your Internet browser settings.

Last updated: Decembre 15, 2024