May 1, 2020

When you visit our websites or use our services, applications, messaging systems (such as email) and tools, we or our suppliers may use cookies, pixel cookies and other similar technologies to store information for the purposes of statistics, measurement of our performance and functionality. as well as marketing.

This page should help you understand more about these technologies and our use of them on our websites and in our services, applications and tools.

Like most websites, we use technologies that are essentially small data files that are placed on your computer, tablet or mobile phone (your device) and that allow us to store certain information every time you visit or interact with our websites, services, applications, messaging systems and tools.

The specific names and types of cookies, pixel cookies and other similar technologies that we use may change from time to time. For more information on cookies and similar technologies in general; see http://www.allaboutcookies.org.

To help you better understand our cookie policy and our use of such technologies, we have compiled this brief overview of terminologies and definitions:

Cookies - small text files (typically made of letters and numbers) that are placed in the memory of your browser or device when you visit a website or see a message. Cookies allow a website to recognize a specific device or browser. There are several types of cookies:

• Temporary cookies expire when you stop using the browser, and allow us to remember your actions during the period you use your browser.

• Permanent cookies are stored on your device and allow us to remember your preferences or actions across multiple websites.

• First-party cookies are set by the website that you visit.

• Third-party cookies are set by a third-party website, which is separate from the website you are visiting.

Cookies can be disabled or removed using tools available on most browsers. The different browsers offer different options for disabling the ability to store cookies.

Pixel cookies - small graphic images (also known as "pixel tags" or "clear GIFs") that can be included in our websites, services, applications, messaging systems and tools. Pixelcookies can be used for a number of purposes, including to measure the effectiveness of our websites, to monitor how many visitors there are to our websites, and how they navigate our websites, how many sent emails are actually opened, and to monitor the effectiveness of our advertising or to count how many special posts, articles or links are actually seen.

Similar information storage technologies - technologies that store information in your browser or device and that utilize local devices and local storage, such as flash cookies, HTML 5 cookies and other methods. These technologies can operate across all your browsers. In some cases, the use of these technologies can not be controlled by the browser, but requires special tools. We may use these technologies to store information to ensure the security of your account or to spot irregularities in the use of the Website to prevent your account from becoming unauthorized access or to evaluate the results of our websites, services, applications and tools.

In our cookie policy, we use the terms "cookies" and "similar technologies" interchangeably to refer to any technology that we may use to store data in your browser or device or to collect information that helps us identify you, as described in more detail above.

Your choice and our use of cookies, pixel cookies and similar technologies

We offer on our websites certain features, services, applications and tools that are only available if we use the above mentioned technologies. You are always welcome to block, delete or disable these technologies if your browser or device allows it. However, if you reject cookies or other similar technologies, you will not be able to use certain features, services, applications or tools on our websites. You may also be asked to enter your password more often during a visit to our websites. For more information about how to block, delete, or disable these technologies, review the Help section of your browser, application, or device.

In general, these technologies give our websites, services, applications and tools access to store relevant information in your browser or device and later read this information. We do not store your personal information using these technologies, but use them to identify you in our servers or