Cookie Policy
What are cookies?
A cookie is a small text file that contains information that is downloaded and stored on a user's computer by the internet. Every time a user visits a website, a web page server—basically, the computer running the website—generates it and makes use of it. Consider a cookie as the identity card of an internet user that notifies a website when the user has returned.
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Your computer cannot be harmed by cookies, and none of our cookies contain any personally identifiable information about you.
Why do we use cookies on aculabtechnologies.com?
Cookies are used by us in two different ways: those that are set by us and those that are set by third parties (i.e. other websites or services).
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With our cookies, we can customise the content that appears on the website and keep you logged into your account during your visit.
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In order to improve our service, we also use third-party cookies to help deliver relevant products and advertisements on aculabtechnologies.com and other websites, integrate content with social networks like Facebook and Google+, and gain a better understanding of how the site's features and functions are used.
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Please refer to the information below for further details about the cookies we use and how to opt-out.
What cookies do we use on the aculabtechnologies.com domain?
Below is a list of the main cookies set by aculabtechnologies.com, length of time kept and what each is used for:
Cookies set by third parties
A variety of outside companies provide services that enable aculabtechnologies.com to maintain the website's customization to our users' requirements. To assist in providing these services, a few of these partners use cookies. Below is a list of third-party cookies that are available:
How can I manage my cookies on the aculabtechnologies.com domain?
If you wish to stop accepting cookies, you can do so through the Privacy Settings option in your browser.
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To delete all cookies stored on the aculabtechnologies.com domain for your browser, please use your browser's menu bar to view the help menu. This will explain to you how to disable cookies completely, stop your browser from accepting new ones, and have it alert you when one is received. Similar data used by browser add-ons, like Flash cookies, can also be disabled or removed by adjusting the add-on's settings or going to the maker's website.