What is a cookie?
A cookie is a small file or identifier stored on your device when you visit a website. It may be used to maintain a session, remember a preference, measure site performance or support certain features.
This page explains what cookies are, when Ocliq may use them and how you can manage your preferences.
A cookie is a small file or identifier stored on your device when you visit a website. It may be used to maintain a session, remember a preference, measure site performance or support certain features.
These cookies or equivalent technologies allow the site to function properly, protect forms, maintain security or remember an essential action.
They may be used without being intended to create an advertising profile.
Where certain features require it, cookies may remember choices such as language, interface state or browsing preferences in order to improve your experience.
Ocliq may use measurement tools to understand in aggregate how the site is used and which pages should be improved.
Where applicable law requires consent for these tools, they should only be enabled after that consent is provided.
Certain campaigns or integrations may use measurement technologies provided by third-party services. When these are enabled and subject to consent, you can refuse or withdraw that consent through the mechanisms available.
A cookie’s lifetime depends on its purpose. Some expire at the end of a session, while others may remain longer to remember a preference or provide measurements over time.
You can delete or block cookies through your browser settings. Blocking certain necessary cookies may affect some site features.
This policy may change when we add or modify tools on the website. We will update the date shown at the top of this page when significant changes are made.
Use the Ocliq contact form for any request related to your data, account or these terms.