According to the Electronic Communications Act, anyone who visits a website must be informed about what cookies and other storage technologies are used for. The purpose of the provision is to protect the privacy of the user/visitor.
What is a cookie? A cookie is an informational text file stored on your device (mobile, computer or tablet). Cookies are used on many websites to give the user access to various functions. There are two types of cookies. One is temporarily stored on your computer while you are browsing a page. It disappears when you close your browser. The second type saves a file for a long time on your computer. For example, it's used for features that tell you what's new since you last visited the current site.
Session cookies are used to keep traffic statistics on the website. While you visit the website, the cookie is sent between your computer and the server. Session cookies disappear from your device when you close your browser.
Thirdpart cookies are used by us to target advertising to relevant audiences. This is done through retargeting campaigns. Through cookies, we do not store any information that can be linked to an individual.