Cookie Rules
Last updated: 18 July 2025
Cookies are small text files placed on your device when you visit a website. They serve different purposes — some are strictly necessary for the site to work, others help us understand usage patterns, and others support advertising. This page explains what we use, why, and how you can adjust your choices.
1. What cookies are
A cookie stores a small piece of data — typically a string of characters — against a domain on your browser. The next time you visit, the browser sends that data back to the server. This is how sites remember preferences, maintain sessions and track which pages you viewed. Cookies cannot read other files on your device or run code.
2. How and why we use them
We use cookies for three purposes: to keep the site working correctly, to understand how visitors navigate it, and (if you consent) to measure the reach of our advertising. Each purpose is controlled by a separate category below.
3. Cookie categories and preferences
Adjust your preferences using the toggles below and then save. Your choice is stored in your browser and applied on your next visit.
ESSENTIAL
Required for the site to function — page navigation, the cookie consent dialog, form submission. These cannot be disabled.
PERFORMANCE / ANALYTICS
Helps us understand which pages are visited most often and where visitors come from. Data is aggregated and does not identify you individually. We use Google Analytics for this purpose.
ADVERTISING
Used by our advertising partners (such as Meta and Microsoft Advertising) to show relevant content on other platforms you visit. Enabling this allows those platforms to recognise your visit here.
Preferences saved.
4. Third-party cookies
When you allow analytics or advertising cookies, third-party providers set their own cookies on your device according to their own policies. We do not control these cookies directly. The main third parties involved are Google (Analytics and Ads), Meta (Pixel), and Microsoft (Advertising/UET). Each provider's privacy and cookie documentation is available on their respective websites.
5. Managing cookies via your browser
You can also control cookies through your browser settings. Most browsers allow you to block all cookies, accept all cookies, or notify you when a cookie is set. Blocking essential cookies will affect how the site functions. Instructions vary by browser — search for "cookies" in your browser's help documentation for guidance.
6. Changes to these rules
We may update this page when our use of cookies changes. The date at the top shows when the current version was last reviewed.
7. Contact
For questions about cookies, write to [email protected] or call +60 3-5612 8794.