A new privacy policy has been introduced on a website, highlighting how it uses cookies to enhance user experience. The site employs cookies, which are small files stored on users’ browsers, to help with basic functions and to analyze how visitors interact with the site.
The policy outlines two main categories of cookies: necessary and non-necessary. Necessary cookies are essential for the website to work properly and do not collect personal information. They ensure that basic features and security are in place.
On the other hand, non-necessary cookies are used to gather personal data through analytics and advertisements. These cookies require user consent before they can be activated. The website makes it clear that opting out of these cookies might affect how users experience the site.
In addition to these categories, the policy also discusses analytics cookies. These are specifically designed to track visitor behavior, providing insights like the number of visitors and where they come from. Performance cookies help analyze how well the website is doing, aiming to improve user experience.
There are also functional cookies that assist with specific tasks, such as sharing content on social media or collecting feedback. Advertisement cookies aim to deliver relevant ads to users based on their browsing habits.
Lastly, the policy mentions uncategorized cookies, which are still being analyzed and have not yet been classified. This transparency about cookie usage is part of a broader effort to ensure users are informed about how their data is being handled.