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We collect your personal information to improve your experience and follow the law, such as GDPR. We use SHA-256 encryption to protect all of your private information when you sign up, log in, or make a payment. When you use our platform, session IDs and browser fingerprints are used to make it easy to get around, keep track of your language preferences, log in, and stop fraud. They are checked on a regular basis and set to expire automatically after 12 months at the most. You can change your preferences at any time using the user control panel. Payment gateways and analytics tools are examples of third-party platforms that only work with signed agreements that stop anyone from selling or transferring your information without your permission. As required by European Economic Area rules, you can review, update, or delete our records. If you want to change or delete something, please use the privacy request form to contact our support team. Below are full explanations of why we collect data, how long we keep it, and how we share it.
When you visit our site, your device gets unique identifiers. These markers make your session unique, keep track of your preferences, and let you move around quickly. These identifiers are sent from your browser to our servers over secure HTTPS connections. We never link session markers to personal information unless you give us that information on purpose. Your browser's default settings automatically put markers in place and take them out. Stored fragments stay active for a set amount of time. For example, session markers go away when you close your browser, but preference indicators can last for up to 12 months. At the time of consent, your account panel shows the exact lifespans. Users can change how long markers stay on the screen. You can delete, block, or change which fragments are allowed in your browser settings. This gives you the power to customise your experience while still being able to choose which browsing data is kept. All the fragments that have been collected are stored on secure servers that are protected by encryption and constant monitoring. Regular checks make sure that no one who isn't supposed to can get in. Our rules follow the GDPR, local privacy laws, and all relevant industry standards. You can ask for a list of stored browsing fragments or choose to permanently delete them at any time from your personal dashboard.
Suggestions: Allow functional markers for the best site performance, and check your privacy settings every once in a while. If you share devices, make sure to clear your browser history after each use. If you have any questions, our support team is here to help you manage how your browser interacts with our platform.
In our digital world, we use a variety of tracking technologies to customise features, make the experience more personal, and improve the site's overall performance. Here is a detailed list of each type and how it is used.
| Type | Option to Opt Out of | Main Task | Retention Period |
|---|---|---|---|
| Identifiers for Sessions | No, because these are necessary for browsing without interruptions. | Keep track of how users move around during a single visit, keeping their choices and progress intact. | Deleted automatically when the browser is closed. |
| Preference Markers | Users can turn it off using their browser controls or by changing their site preferences. | Save your language, display, and site settings so you can use them again later. | For up to 12 months, unless the user changes their settings. |
| Parts of Analysis | Yes, you can do this by changing the settings of your analytics provider or adding opt-out add-ons. | Gather anonymous data on how people interact with your site, how often they visit, what devices they use, and where they come from. | 2 to 26 months, depending on the rules of the third-party provider. |
| Pixels for Marketing | You can control consent directly in privacy settings or through ad network controls. | Help deliver personalised promotions and figure out how far a campaign reaches. | Up to six months or until the user takes back their permission. |
| Tokens for security | No, these are necessary to keep your profile safe. | Recognising strange behaviour or repeated login attempts can help keep you safer. | 30 days to 1 year, as the rules for system security say. |
We suggest that you check your permissions often to make sure they are in line with what you are comfortable with. Browsers and privacy tools let you change the settings for each category. Limiting certain categories could affect important site features like remembering past activities or keeping the language the same. Check your browser's privacy manual or contact our support desk for more information on how to control these features.
Our platform gives visitors fine-grained control over the tools they use to interact with the browser. On the first visit, a configurable pop-up banner appears, allowing users to choose which features they want to use. Strictly necessary utilities are always on, but optional ones can be turned on or off individually. There are no pre-selected consent choices, so each group has to take action on its own. Users can change their settings at any time by going to the "Preferences" portal in the footer. Here, toggles show the current state of the marketing, analytics, personalisation, and performance functions. Changes are made right away and last for 12 months, unless more changes are made. Revocation is easy: if you choose not to use the same portal, the features that go with it will be turned off and the local identifiers will be deleted from the browser. No elements are re-enabled until they are confirmed directly. The help section has instructions for removing stored identifiers from your browser for more control. Our compliance team checks to make sure we are following the GDPR, ePrivacy Directive, and CCPA on a regular basis. We keep records of permissions that were given or taken away in a hashed format only for technical validation purposes. They are never used for profiling or to send to other people. It is suggested that you review your selections from time to time to make sure they are still in line with your privacy goals. In addition to platform tools, users who want more privacy should use private browsing modes or change settings on their devices. The preference menu makes it clear what the possible effects of disabling categories are, such as less personalisation or limited access to some features.
Changes to how sites track visitors happen on a regular basis or when legal or technical needs change. Users are always told before any changes that could affect their personal tracking preferences are made. Banners or pop-up messages that are easy to see at the start of each session after an update let people know.
Users who need personalised help or want to know more about any changes should get in touch with customer support through the online channels set up for privacy-related issues. This method makes sure that every visitor stays fully informed and able to make smart decisions about how to manage their own tracking.
To manage scripts or browser files from other people on this platform, start by going to your web browser's privacy settings. Usually, you can find preferences by going to "Settings" or "Options" and then clicking on "Privacy" or "Site Settings." Find the part that deals with browser-based storage items and choose how strict you want the rules to be. Most modern browsers, such as Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge, and Opera, let you choose whether to allow, limit, or block storage items for all sites or just some. If you only want to stop tracking files on this site, choose "Block" or "Clear on exit" for each address. If you want to delete saved items after each session, turn on automatic clearing when you close your browser. This action stops locally stored scripts from being saved and makes sure that default preferences are used every time you visit. If you want to manage permissions for each item separately, many browsers have lists of all the items that are stored. You can delete certain identifiers or history for this domain only. Check these settings from time to time to make sure they still work after updates or when you reset your browser. Users on mobile devices can change site data through the app's browser settings. To find options to limit or turn off cross-site tracking, go to the security menu. You can customise your browser even more with third-party tools and extensions like uBlock Origin or Ghostery. You can also set them up to block certain types of resources. Keep in mind that changing these settings could change how some features of the platform work. If you remove or disable browser items that are important for functional processes, some features, especially those that need to remember your login or track your session, may not work as expected anymore. If you have any questions about customising your experience, check the help section of your browser or use the support options on our website.
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