Like every other site on the internet, we use cookies. You’ll know lots about the ones in the jar, but we want to give you some more information on the digital ones.
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Cookies are small text files that store information on your browser about what you did on our website. They don’t let us see any of your computer content but they do let us give you a better on-site experience.
We use our own cookies and some trusted third-party cookies too. With all of the cookies in our jar, you can choose to limit or block them—but the site might not work as smoothly. Here are the cookies you’ll find on our site:
Strictly necessary cookies are used to check your identity when you log in and make the site run smoothly and secured.
Cookies that remember your settings allow our site to change based on your actions e.g. language choices and layout.
Cookies that measure website use help us understand how people use our site and interact with it. They give us information like how many times you’ve visited our page, what browser you’re using, and if you’re on your phone or laptop.
Cookies that help with our communications and marketing are used to show you offers, adverts, and general marketing on the rest of the web, and some of them are similar to cookies mentioned above—they analyze how you, and others, use our website
Of course you can. But like we said—you might find some hiccups on our site if you do. Here’s how you can block and delete your cookies:
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