Cookie Policy
1. What is a cookie?
A cookie is a small file made up of letters and numbers and downloaded to your computer when you access certain websites. In general, cookies allow a website to recognize the user's computer.
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The most important thing to know about the cookies we place is that they serve to improve the usability of our website, for example by remembering site preferences and language settings.
2. Why do we use cookies?
We may use cookies and other similar technologies for a number of reasons, for example: (i) for security or fraud protection purposes, and to identify and prevent cyber-attacks, (ii) to provide you with the service you have elected to receive from us, iii) to monitor and analyze the performance, operation and effectiveness of our service and iv) to improve your user experience.
3. Use of cookies:
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