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Varieties of cookies:
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Analytical. Cookies are used in content analysis to improve the performance and display of advertising messages. The information obtained is transmitted anonymously. The analytics service receives them for storage and processing.
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Similar technologies are used to record data in the cache memory of a browser or the equipment used to consume the site's content. Used to protect user accounts, disclose irregular activities, and prevent attempted access to a user's personal information (PI) without permission.
PI’s are stored in cookies if the user has authorised their use. Cookies help protect a user's registration to a content-news site.
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