Cookie And how they can benefit you
Like almost all websites, our website uses cookie to help provide you with the best experience we can offer. Cookie are small text files placed on your computer or mobile phone when you browse the website.
Our cookie help us:
√ Make our website work as you expect.
√ Remember your settings during and between visits.
√ Constantly improve our website for you.
We do not use cookie to:
× Collect any personally identifiable information (without your express permission)
× Collect any sensitive information (without your express permission)
× Pass the data to the advertising network
× Passing personal identification data to a third party
Grant us permission to use cookie
If the software setting you use to view this website (your browser) is adjusted to accept cookie, we will accept this setting and you will continue to use our website, which means you can accept it. If you wish to delete or not use cookie from our website, you can learn how to do so below, but doing so may mean that our website will not function as you expected.
More about our cookie
We use cookie to make our website work properly, including:
Remember your search settings. There is no other way to prevent these cookie from being set except by not using our website.
Anonymous visitor statistics cookie
We use cookie to compile visitor statistics, such as the number of people who have visited our website, the type of technology they use (for example, Mac or Windows, which helps to identify when our website can't function properly according to a specific technology), how long they spend on the website, the pages they view, etc. This helps us to continuously improve our website. These so-called "analysis" programs also tell us how people get to this website (for example, through search engines) on an anonymous basis, and whether they have been here before helping us invest more money to develop our services for you, instead of marketing expenses.
Close cookie
You can usually turn off cookies by adjusting your browser settings to prevent them from accepting cookies (learn how to do this here). However, doing so may limit the functions of our websites and most websites in the world, because cookie are a standard part of most modern websites. You may be worried that cookie are related to so-called "spyware". You may find that instead of turning off cookies in your browser, anti-spyware software achieves the same goal by automatically deleting cookies that are considered intrusive.
