This page pro­vides com­pre­hen­sive infor­ma­tion about how we use cook­ies on our web­site to enhance your brows­ing expe­ri­ence, improve web­site per­for­mance, and deliv­er per­son­al­ized con­tent. Cook­ies are small text files that are stored on your device when you vis­it our site. They help us under­stand how vis­i­tors inter­act with our web­site, allow­ing us to offer a smoother and more effi­cient user expe­ri­ence. In the table below, you will find detailed infor­ma­tion about each type of cook­ie we use, their pur­pose, and how long they remain on your device. We are com­mit­ted to respect­ing your pri­va­cy and pro­vid­ing trans­paren­cy about the data we col­lect through cook­ies. For more infor­ma­tion on how we han­dle your per­son­al data, please see our Pri­va­cy Pol­i­cy.

Essential

Essen­tial cook­ies enable basic func­tions and are nec­es­sary for the prop­er func­tion of the web­site.

Cook­ie IDPur­poseDura­tion
wpconsent_preferencesThis cook­ie is used to store the user’s cook­ie con­sent pref­er­ences.30 days

Login

These cook­ies are used for man­ag­ing login func­tion­al­i­ty on this web­site.

Cook­ie IDPur­poseDura­tion
wordpress_logged_inUsed to store logged-in users.Per­sis­tent
wordpress_secUsed to track the user across mul­ti­ple ses­sions.15 days
wordpress_test_cookieUsed to deter­mine if cook­ies are enabled.Ses­sion

Statistics

Sta­tis­tics cook­ies col­lect infor­ma­tion anony­mous­ly. This infor­ma­tion helps us under­stand how vis­i­tors use our web­site.

Google Analytics

Google Ana­lyt­ics is a pow­er­ful tool that tracks and ana­lyzes web­site traf­fic for informed mar­ket­ing deci­sions.

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Cook­ie IDPur­poseDura­tion
_gac_Con­tains infor­ma­tion relat­ed to mar­ket­ing cam­paigns of the user. These are shared with Google AdWords / Google Ads when the Google Ads and Google Ana­lyt­ics accounts are linked togeth­er.90 days
__utmaID used to iden­ti­fy users and ses­sions2 years after last activ­i­ty
__utmtUsed to mon­i­tor num­ber of Google Ana­lyt­ics serv­er requests10 min­utes
__utmbUsed to dis­tin­guish new ses­sions and vis­its. This cook­ie is set when the GA.js javascript library is loaded and there is no exist­ing __utmb cook­ie. The cook­ie is updat­ed every time data is sent to the Google Ana­lyt­ics serv­er.30 min­utes after last activ­i­ty
__utmcUsed only with old Urchin ver­sions of Google Ana­lyt­ics and not with GA.js. Was used to dis­tin­guish between new ses­sions and vis­its at the end of a ses­sion.End of ses­sion (brows­er)
__utmzCon­tains infor­ma­tion about the traf­fic source or cam­paign that direct­ed user to the web­site. The cook­ie is set when the GA.js javascript is loaded and updat­ed when data is sent to the Google Anayt­ics serv­er6 months after last activ­i­ty
__utmvCon­tains cus­tom infor­ma­tion set by the web devel­op­er via the _setCustomVar method in Google Ana­lyt­ics. This cook­ie is updat­ed every time new data is sent to the Google Ana­lyt­ics serv­er.2 years after last activ­i­ty
__utmxUsed to deter­mine whether a user is includ­ed in an A / B or Mul­ti­vari­ate test.18 months
_gaID used to iden­ti­fy users2 years
_galiUsed by Google Ana­lyt­ics to deter­mine which links on a page are being clicked30 sec­onds
_ga_ID used to iden­ti­fy users2 years
_gidID used to iden­ti­fy users for 24 hours after last activ­i­ty24 hours
_gatUsed to mon­i­tor num­ber of Google Ana­lyt­ics serv­er requests when using Google Tag Man­ag­er1 minute

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