Cookies

A cookie is a small piece of text sent to the browser from a website that you have visited. It helps the site remember information about you, such as which language you prefer to view it in. This will be useful the next time you visit the same site. Cookies make browsing websites much more convenient.

Cookies are used for many purposes. For example, they allow you to save your Secure Search settings, display useful advertisements, count the number of page visits, register with our services, and protect user data.

Different types of cookies are used on our website:

— Strictly necessary cookies. These cookies are necessary for the site to work correctly, they make it possible to navigate through the resource. Files of this type do not identify you as an individual. If you do not agree to use this type of file, it may affect the performance of the website or its components. Cookies related to performance, efficiency, and analytics. These files help to understand how visitors interact with the site by providing information about the areas they have visited and the amount of time they have spent on the site, and they also show problems with the Internet resource, such as error messages. This helps to improve the site’s performance.

— Cookies related to analytics also help to measure the effectiveness of advertising campaigns and optimize the content of websites for those who are interested in our advertising. This type of cookie cannot be used to identify you. All information that is collected and analyzed is anonymous.

How do I manage cookies?

Most Internet browsers are initially configured to accept cookies automatically.

At any time, you can change your browser settings in such a way as to block cookies or warn you when they will be sent to your device (refer to the browser-specific usage guide). Disabling cookies may affect your online experience.

If you use multiple devices and/or browsers to access the Internet, the appropriate settings must be changed in each of them.

Cookies and personal data

Cookies do not contain your personal data, which makes it possible to identify your identity. Cookies do not contain last names, first names, patronymics, email addresses, home addresses, phone numbers, or other similar data.