Cookies and Tracking

Tracking uses more than cookies

Tags, pixels, web beacons, embedded scripts, and logging tools can record how you interact with our services and electronic messages. With your consent, we may track whether you open an e-mail or select a link in it. We may also infer your general location from your IP address and collect device, browser, visit, and usage information.

Cookies are small files stored on your device. First-party cookies come from us, while third-party cookies are placed by partners whose services we use. Session cookies disappear when you close the browser. Persistent cookies remain for the period assigned to them.

Each type has a job

• Essential cookies support security, navigation, and basic operation. They do not require consent, and disabling them affects how our services work.
• Functional cookies remember choices such as language and region so your experience can be personalized.
• Performance cookies count visitors and show how people navigate, helping us improve usability. We use them with your consent.
• Targeting cookies record visits, viewed pages, and followed links for advertising and visitor tracking. We ask for consent, which you may refuse.

Cookies can also help prevent fraud and abuse, retain preferences, provide relevant content, understand how you arrived, measure use, and improve what we provide.

Controls stay with you

Use our cookie settings and the choices shown in the consent banner to accept, reject, or withdraw consent for non-essential cookies. Browser settings can notify you when a cookie arrives, remove stored cookies, or reject them automatically. Blocking cookies may reduce available functions.

Mobile settings can limit ad tracking or opt out of ad personalization. E-mail settings can stop automatic image downloads that may reveal opens or other actions. Choices may need to be repeated on every browser and device, and some devices may not allow every cookie to be deleted or blocked.