What Are Cookies?
Most websites use cookies to enhance your browsing experience. In accordance with our cookie policy, we use them to personalise the content you see and secure your online experience.
Cookies are small pieces of information sent from our website to your computer, mobile, tablet, or any other device you use to visit us.
Types of Cookies
For example, we use a mix of cookies to improve your browsing experience. These cookies remember your previous choices and form selections. As a result, you won’t need to re-enter them each time you visit.
Session Cookies
These cookies are deleted when you close your browser. They last only for the duration of your visit. They allow the website to identify your device while navigating between pages, supporting basic functionality.
Persistent Cookies
In contrast, persistent cookies stay on your device after you leave our site or close your browser. This helps us improve your experience when you return. Everything feels familiar, and the site runs smoothly.
You can remove these cookies manually through your browser settings. If you don’t, they’ll automatically delete once they expire.
First-Party and Third-Party Cookies
We set first-party cookies directly—or through trusted partners—when you visit our website. Additionally, we use third-party cookies placed by external services we partner with. Together, both cookie types enhance your experience on our site.
How and Why We Use Cookies, and What to Do If You Don’t Want to Accept Them
We collect data related to your device, such as your operating system, browser type, and IP address (if available).
This data is purely statistical. It reflects browsing actions and patterns without identifying any individual. Cookies allow us to gather information about your general internet usage through your device’s hard drive.
This helps us deliver a more personalised service and improve our website.
Using Cookies Allows Us To:
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Recognise your device when you return to our site.
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Estimate our audience size, browsing actions, and usage patterns.
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Store your preferences, helping us refine the site based on user trends.
Refusing Cookies
You can refuse cookies by adjusting your browser settings. However, by doing so, certain website features may become inaccessible or behave unexpectedly.
Unless you specify that you do not want cookies collected, our system will continue to issue cookies during your visit.
Privacy Assurance
We will not sell or knowingly share any information collected through cookies.
How to Block Cookies
To block cookies, go to your browser’s ‘Preferences’ or ‘Options’ menu. You may also use the ‘Help’ function in your browser for guidance on adjusting your settings.
If you’re concerned about other companies setting cookies but still want them for our website, you can add us as a ‘trusted site’ in your browser settings.
Keep in mind: You must update these settings on each device or browser you use to access our website.