Cookies Policy

Cookies are unique digital records that are automatically downloaded to your computer each time you visit a specific website. They don’t damage your computer or other data in any way because they don’t function as any sort of information store. We don’t have access to your personal information, which is securely encrypted and includes bank account information and passwords.

Cookies are solely used to make the website function better by identifying which aspects its users find most useful. Additionally, the companies who provide our adverts use the data from cookies to only show you ads for goods that you are interested in.

Cookies are automatically stored on your device after a visit to our site. They are not saved the next time you visit. They are permanently stored on your computer, but you have the ability to manually remove them. As a result, cookies enable us to save your preferences for a certain language on the website so that you may access it without having to change it every time.

The primary purpose of our use of cookies is to enhance our site’s services and better understand your preferences. Here are some key reasons in more detail:

• Improvement of the technical aspects of the website by fixing any errors you encounter;
• Informing our partners about your choices can help them when they distribute some of our adverts on our website;
• Identity of your device so that it can retain and provide your choices going forward;
• Letting you use our live chat feature.

You always have the option to block cookies if you would rather not allow them to be used. Although disabling cookies may compromise the customization and operation of our website, we respect your right to privacy and allow you to adjust it to your liking. Just follow the steps listed below, bearing in mind that various browsers may require different steps:

• Google Chrome. Click on “Cookies and Other Site Data” in the browser’s security settings, and then choose “Block all cookies”;
• Microsoft Edge. Select “Permissions” from the options, then select “Cookies” to block them. An alternative is to include the website link whose cookies you wish to ban in a designated field;
• Firefox. Click on “Tools” in the browser’s settings, and then select Options. Next, select the “Privacy” area and delete any cookies from here;
• Safari. Make sure you check the box next to “Block Third Party and Advertising Cookies” in Safari’s security settings.

It is advised that you often visit this page to be informed about any revisions pertaining to our terms that may affect your privacy.