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What is a Cookie?
When a person visits a website, small files called cookies are transferred to their computer or mobile device. They're usually used to improve the user experience by allowing the site to remember things like preferences or login information. Cookies can also gather information on how people navigate a website, which can then be used to improve the site's layout or design. Furthermore, cookies are used for marketing purposes, such as gathering information on advertisements users have viewed and interacted with. Even though cookies are normally safe, some people want to disable them to preserve their privacy.
When you accept cookies, what happens next?
When you allow cookies in your browser, your computer saves small files. Cookies are the name of the folder where these files are kept. The date, time, server name, and other computer-specific information are frequently stored in cookies. This information can be used to determine which websites you visited prior to this one.
Is it okay if I accept cookies?
You can alter your browser's settings if you don't want your browser to save information about the websites you visit in cookies.
What data is kept on my computer if it uses cookies?
Cookies store and retrieve information about me and my use of this website when my computer uses them (e.g., last date & time visited).