Cookies Policy
What are Cookies?
A cookie is a small piece of data that is stored on your device when you visit our website, qwe.com. Cookies help us to remember who you are and what pages you have visited so we can provide you with the best possible experience.
Why are Cookies Used?
We use cookies for several reasons:
- To enable essential functions such as login persistence
- To improve performance by storing frequently accessed data locally on your device
- To enhance user experience through analytics-driven personalization and optimization
Types of Cookies: Essential, Session, Persistent, Functional, Analytics & Performance, Preference & Language
Essential Cookies
Essential cookies are used to enable core functionality such as login persistence. These cookies are required for us to provide the services you request from our website.
- Example: Login token or session ID
- Description: Used to store information about your current login session
- Purpose: Ensures continuity of your current login
Session Cookies
Session cookies are stored only temporarily in your browser's memory while you visit our site. They are deleted once the browsing session is closed.
- Example: Shopping cart ID or user preferences
- Description: Used to store information about your current interactions with the website
- Purpose: Enhances user experience by storing temporary data
Persistent Cookies
Persistent cookies remain on your device even after closing the browser. They are used for longer-term storage of preferences and settings.
- Example: Language preference or font size selection
- Description: Used to store information about your personal preferences and choices
- Purpose: Improves user experience through persistent customization
Functional Cookies
Functional cookies improve website performance by storing data that is frequently accessed locally on the device.
- Example: Browser cache or cookie storage optimization
- Description: Used to optimize browser performance and reduce load times
- Purpose: Enhances overall browsing experience
Analytics & Performance Cookies
Analytics cookies help us understand how users interact with our website. This information is used to improve functionality, fix bugs, and enhance the user experience.
- Example: Google Analytics tracking ID or pixel code
- Description: Used to track user behavior and gather analytics data
- Purpose: Helps identify areas for improvement
Preference & Language Settings Cookies
Cookies store your language preferences, font sizes, and other personal settings that are applied across multiple pages of the website.
- Example: Language selection, currency preference or contrast mode setting
- Description: Used to remember user-selected preferences
- Purpose: Enhances accessibility by preserving individual preferences
Login/Session Continuity Cookies
Cookies maintain your logged-in state and session continuity even after browser restarts or data loss events.
- Example: Session ID or login token persistence
- Description: Ensures seamless transitions across the website
- Purpose: Simplifies user interaction with our services
Device Recognition & Security-Related Cookies
Some cookies may be used to recognize your device and enhance security features such as two-factor authentication (2FA).
- Example: Unique identifier cookie or 2FA token storage
- Description: Used for enhanced security and recognition purposes
- Purpose: Protects user data through robust verification mechanisms
Browser Storage Technologies & Third-Party Integrations
In addition to traditional cookies, modern browsers support various other storage technologies such as Local Storage and Session Storage. Our site may integrate third-party tools like Google Analytics or advertising networks.
- Example: Local Storage for browser-based applications
- Description: Used by integrated services (e.g., analytics) to store data on the client-side
- Purpose: Enhances integration experiences with external services
User Experience & Marketing Preferences
Cookies may also record your marketing or communication preferences, including how you wish to be contacted.
- Example: Newsletter subscription status or promotional offer acceptance
- Description: Used to remember user-preferred contact methods and campaign opt-outs
- Purpose: Respects users' desire for targeted communications
