Cookies are tiny files that websites place on your computer or mobile device. They store information about your visit and help the site recognize you when you return. Most modern websites rely on them to function properly.

Beyond traditional cookies, we also use web beacons, pixels, and local storage methods. These work together to provide a smoother browsing experience and help us understand which parts of our site are most useful to visitors.

The technology itself is straightforward. When you load a page, your browser receives these files and stores them temporarily or permanently, depending on the type. They contain identifiers that let us track sessions and preferences without collecting personally identifiable information in most cases.

You have control over which cookies get stored on your device. Most browsers let you block or delete cookies through their settings menu. Keep in mind that blocking essential cookies might prevent certain features from working properly.

Each browser handles this differently, but you'll typically find cookie controls in the privacy or security section of your settings. You can choose to reject all cookies, accept only certain types, or get notified before each one is stored.

We review and update this policy regularly to reflect changes in our tracking methods or legal requirements. When we make significant changes, we'll update the date at the top of this page.

If we introduce new types of tracking or change how we use existing cookies, we'll notify you through a banner on the site or via email if you've subscribed to our updates. Continuing to use the site after such changes constitutes acceptance of the updated terms.