Cookie Clause Samples

A Cookie clause defines how a website or service collects, uses, and manages cookies and similar tracking technologies on users' devices. It typically outlines what types of cookies are used (such as essential, analytics, or advertising cookies), how long they are stored, and whether third parties have access to the data collected. This clause ensures users are informed about data collection practices, helps the organization comply with privacy regulations, and provides transparency to build user trust.
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Cookie. 1. A cookie is a small text file saved by the website on user’s computer, phone or other devices. This file contains data on user’s usage of that website. A cookie is a basic way of storing information by the website, although a browser space called “Local storage” may also be used for that purpose. The provisions on cookies in this Policy also refer to Local storage. 2. Web browsers enable saving and storing cookies on users’ devices by default. Users are, however, entitled to change their browser settings at any time and disable the Controller’s access to data collected with the aid of cookies. 3. Saving cookies on user’s device and collecting data by the data Controller changes neither the configuration of user’s device nor the software installed on the device.
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Cookie. Cookies are pieces of information that any website transmits to the user's hard drive to store information related to this site. This technology increases the Ability of the User to use the Internet while maintaining priorities when viewing a particular site. The cookie technology does not contain personal information and in no way can configure the User's system or read information from the User's hard drive. The user can control the use of cookies at the level of a separate browser. If the User refuses cookies, he can use the Site of the Administration at the same level, but the possibility of using some functions or areas of the Site may be limited. The administrator can use pixel tags that allow sending e-mails in the format available to the User, as well as allow you to determine whether the corresponding message has been opened and read. Your administrator can use this information to reduce or discard messages.
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Cookie. Cookie – a plaintext file stored on a computer or mobile device by a network server. The contents of a cookie can only be retrieved or read by the server that creates it. Each cookie is unique to your web browser or mobile application. 1. Login and authentication. When you log in to a website using your account, you can jump directly from one page of the website to another without having to log in again on each page with the help of a cookie. 2. Storage of your preferences and settings. Websites can save settings such as the language of a computer or mobile device, font size, shopping cart, and other browsing preferences by means of cookie. 3. Statistical analysis. With cookies, we can collect information about your use of our website and other applications, such as recording a single visit (by using a session cookie) or multiple visits (by using a permanent cookie) by a user. We will not use cookies for any purpose other than that stated in this statement. You can manage or delete cookies according to your preferences. For details, see ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇. You can clear all cookies stored on your computer. Most web browsers can block cookies. To learn more about how to change browser settings, visit the following links: <Internet Explorer>, <Google Chrome>, <Mozilla Firefox>, <Safari>, and <Opera>. If you clear the cookie, you need to change the user settings each time you visit our website. Please also note that some of our services may have to use cookies, and disabling cookies may affect all or part of your use of these services.
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Cookie. Small piece of data stored in the User's device. Notice to European Users: this privacy statement has been prepared in fulfillment of the obligations under Art. 10 of EC Directive n. 95/46/EC, and under the provisions of Directive 2002/58/EC, as revised by Directive 2009/136/EC, on the subject of Cookies. This privacy policy relates solely to this Application.
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Cookie. In order to ensure the normal operation of the website, we sometimes store small data files called cookies on computers or mobile devices. A cookie is a plain text file stored on a computer or mobile device by a network server. The contents of a cookie can only be retrieved or read by the server that created it. Each cookie is unique to your web browser or mobile application. Cookies usually contain identifiers, site names, and numbers and characters. With the help of cookies, websites can store data such as user preferences or goods in shopping baskets. kixin enables cookies for the same purpose as most websites or Internet service providers, that is, to improve the user experience. With the help of cookies, websites can remember a user's single visit (using session cookies) or multiple visits (using permanent cookies). With the help of cookies, websites can save settings, such as language, font size and other browsing preferences of computers or mobile devices. This means that users do not need to reconfigure user preferences each time they visit.
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Cookie. 1. A cookie is a small text file saved by a website on the user's computer, telephone or other device. This file contains data about the User's use of this website. Cookie is the basic way of storing information by a website, however, a space in the browser called "Local storage" is also used for the same purposes. In this Policy, the provisions regarding cookies also apply to Local storage. A cookie is a small piece of data (text file) that a website, when visited by a user, asks the user's browser to save on their device in order to remember information about the user, such as their preferred language or login details. These cookies are set by the Administrator and are called first-party cookies (first-party cookies). For advertising and marketing purposes, the Administrator also uses third-party cookies - which come from a domain other than the domain of the website being visited. 2. Web browsers allow users to manage and decide which cookies are saved and stored on their device. The User may change his browser settings at any time and, as a result, prevent the Administrator from accessing the data collected using cookies. 3. The user can manage his/her consent through the functionalities of the banner informing about cookies, which is shown to the user, for example during his/her first visit to the website. 4. Saving a cookie on the user's device and collecting data by the Administrator does not change the configuration of the user's device or the software installed on this device.
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Cookie. We and our vendors and service providers use cookies and other similar technologies (e.g., web beacons, flash cookies, etc.) (“Cookies”) to automatically collect information, measure and analyse which web pages you click on and how you use the Platform, enhance your experience using the Platform and improve our services. Cookies are small files which, when placed on your device, enable the Platform to provide certain features and functionality. Web beacons are very small images or small pieces of data embedded in images, also known as “pixel tags” or “clear GIFs,” that can recognize Cookies, the time and date a page is viewed, a description of the page where the pixel tag is placed, and similar information from your computer or device. By using the Platform, you consent to our use of Cookies. Additionally, we link your contact or subscriber information with your activity on our Platform across all your devices, using your email or other log-in or device information. We are not responsible for the privacy practices of these third parties, and the information practices of these third parties are not covered by this Privacy Policy. You may be able to refuse or disable Cookies by adjusting your browser settings. Because each browser is different, please consult the instructions provided by your browser. Please note that you may need to take additional steps to refuse or disable certain types of Cookies. In addition, your opt- out selection is specific to the particular browser or device that you are using when you opt out, so you may need to opt-out separately for each of browser or device. If you choose to refuse, disable, or delete Cookies, some of the functionality of the Platform may no longer be available to you. Note that we may process your Personal Information for more than one lawful ground depending on the specific purpose for which we use your Personal Information.
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Cookie. Small piece of data stored in the User's device.
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