Cookie Policy

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What Are Cookies

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Types of Cookies We Use

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Session Cookies: Temporary cookies that expire when you close your browser, enabling basic site navigation and functionality
Preference Cookies: Optional cookies that remember your language selection or display preferences if you choose to customize your viewing experience

Cookies We Do Not Use

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Social media tracking pixels or widgets that monitor your behavior
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Internal Analytics

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User Consent

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Managing Cookies

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Third-Party Content

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Policy Updates

This cookie policy may be updated periodically. Changes will be posted on this page with an updated date of modification. Your continued use of the platform indicates acceptance of any revised terms.