Cookie Policy

Last Updated: 12/2/2025

1. Cookie Basics

Cookie basics describe small files saved to devices during site access containing browsing data. Basics include activity tracking and preference storage. Cookie purposes encompass device identification, setting retention, usage analytics, and experience enhancement. Most browsers default to accepting cookies with available control options.

2. Cookie Function Categories

Cookie function categories cover Essential functions for necessary operations, Functional categories for settings memory, Analytics categories for usage measurement, and Performance categories for speed optimization. Function categories serve specific purposes for platform operation and experience. First-party and third-party categories comprise functions.

3. Baseline Cookies

Baseline cookies are strictly necessary for operation and cannot be disabled by users. They support core functions including authentication processes, security implementations, session handling, and essential navigation. Without baseline cookies, fundamental services like user login, account entry, and platform security features would not work. Marketing information collection is not included.

4. Usage Monitoring Cookies

Usage monitoring cookies help us comprehend how visitors use platform services. They gather data about page interactions, traffic origins, clicking behaviors, and session lengths. This aggregated anonymous data enhances performance metrics, detects technical challenges, and improves user experience. Core operations remain unaffected by monitoring cookie opt-out.

5. Settings Memory Cookies

Settings memory cookies remember your choices and configurations to provide customized experiences. They store information like language preferences, display options, theme choices, and layout customizations. Memory cookies enhance usability by preserving settings across sessions. Disabling settings memory may require preference resets each visit and reduced personalization features.

6. Third-Party Tool Cookies

Third-party tool cookies are set by external tools embedded in our platform, including analytics systems, ad services, and social features. These cookies may track activity across multiple websites. We lack control over third-party tool cookies or practices. Management is possible through browser settings or tool-provided opt-out mechanisms. Review tool privacy policies for detailed practices.

7. Browser Cookie Settings

Browser cookie settings provide management and control capabilities. Settings allow you to view, delete, and block cookies as needed. You can configure preferences to accept all, reject all, or receive alerts when cookies are set. Understand that blocking certain cookies may impact platform operations and user experience. Browser support sections contain comprehensive cookie setting guidance.

8. Cookie Active Period

Cookie active period differs based on cookie type and purpose. Session active cookies expire when browsers close and maintain temporary status. Persistent active cookies remain on devices for specified periods or until manual deletion, ranging from days to years. Essential cookies typically expire with sessions, while preference and analytics cookies may endure longer to retain settings and analyze extended behavior.

9. Continuous Policy Updates

Continuous policy updates permit Cookie Policy modifications addressing technology, legal, or operational developments. Updates are published with revised dates on this page. Substantial updates may be communicated through platform alerts or email. Continued platform use after updates signifies acceptance. Regular continuous review is recommended.

10. Inquiry Response System

Inquiry response system for Cookie Policy questions routes through our privacy team contact channels. System maintains transparency commitment and prompt addressing of concerns. Support team provides assistance with cookie settings or privacy rights exercise. Inquiry responses are delivered within 5-7 business days typically.