When you visit the website, small files called cookies are saved on your device. They remember your settings, keep you signed in, and record basic activity so we can understand behavior and improve services. We use them to monitor traffic, measure performance, and fix problems faster. Cookies do not read files on your phone or computer and do not access internal device information. They support your privacy by limiting personal data we collect to what is necessary for these purposes.

Session cookies: Temporary files that stay active only while your browser is open. They keep pages working, maintain your session, and support security.

Persistent cookies: Files that remain on your device for a set period. They remember preferences like language and region to personalize your experience across visits.

Analytical cookies: Tools that help us analyze how the website is used. They collect aggregated stats to improve performance and troubleshoot issues.

All of these cookie types support convenience and help tailor your experience across desktop and mobile.

You can manage cookies through your browser. Options generally include:

• View stored cookies and related information
• Delete cookies from your device
• Block third-party cookies
• Block all cookies or only for this website
• Set cookie expiration and storage rules
• Ask the browser to prompt before saving new cookies

You can also manage Flash storage in the Flash Player Settings Manager. Blocking all cookies may limit features such as login, preferences, and secure areas of the site.

Flash cookies (Local Shared Objects) can be configured in the Flash Player Settings Manager. You can set permissions, restrict storage per site, clear saved data, and adjust security parameters. Blocking all cookies, including Flash, may disrupt functions such as language settings and auto-login.