The purpose of the following details is to provide users with more insights regarding the deployment, application, and administration of "cookies" used by the website www.scriptoware.io, operated by XYZ info Ltd, a USA registered company, headquartered in Massachusetts, 1st Sector, 123 Green Street, lot 1, ground level, room 4, unit 42, registered at the Trade Registry under number J40/10801/2017, with fiscal identification code 37862579.
Additionally, this policy contains helpful links relevant to this subject.
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This document is an addition to our privacy notice, which you can access here. We suggest reviewing it since it includes valuable supplementary information such as all purposes for which data is handled, your entitlements, limitations, exceptions, and more.
A "cookie" (also referred to as a "browser cookie", "HTTP cookie" or "Internet cookie") is a compact file, made up of characters and digits, which is stored on a device such as a desktop, smartphone, or other user's gadget accessing the web. Cookies are initiated through a request made by a web server to a browser (e.g., Chrome, Internet Explorer), and they do not include software code, viruses, or spyware, nor do they gain access to user data on the device.
A cookie is made up of two parts: a name and content (cookie value), and its active duration is technically defined. Only the web server that sent the cookie can retrieve it again once the user revisits the corresponding website.
Therefore, it’s essential to understand that cookies do not request personal details to function and generally do not personally identify individuals using the internet.
Cookies hold data that connects a browser (user) with a particular server (website). If that browser connects to the same server again, the stored information can be accessed and utilized. Cookies contribute to a more streamlined and enjoyable browsing experience and aid many websites in offering convenient features (e.g., language preferences, privacy settings, shopping carts, or personalized ads).
Additionally, cookies help in creating aggregated, anonymized data sets that allow us to assess how users engage with our website, supporting improvements in its structure and content without personally identifying the visitor.
Cookies are managed by web servers, and their active time span can greatly differ based on their intended function.
Hence, cookies are split into two main types:
Nevertheless, users can manually remove cookies at any time via their browser's settings.
When you access our website, we may deploy the following categories of cookies:
These may also include cookies from third-party sources.
Cookies help us deliver key website functionality. In most cases, disabling them entirely can affect your browsing experience and block important features. Unless you are sure you want to turn off all cookies, we recommend keeping them enabled to ensure full access to the services we offer.
By using the Scriptoware website, you accept our use of cookies as described in this policy. If you disagree, please update your browser settings accordingly or refrain from using the site.
These cookies are necessary for the core functionality of the website - such as navigating pages or accessing secure content. They are activated automatically when you access Scriptoware and cannot be turned off without affecting basic operations.
Analytics cookies allow us to track visitor activity anonymously, such as how many users visit the site and how often. Unless you're logged in, these cookies don't contain personal identifiers. Registered users may be identifiable based on the data they’ve shared with us, in line with our privacy policy and current data protection laws.
These cookies determine if you've seen specific ads, how long ago, and what type. They’re also used for personalized ad targeting, sometimes in partnership with third-party ad networks. These cookies don’t store personal data - only anonymous info about your browsing behavior. We also place such cookies on partner sites for retargeting purposes.
Advertisers that set these cookies have their own privacy rules. Scriptoware doesn’t access or manage them directly. However, these cookies can influence what ads you see elsewhere based on your interactions here.
These optional cookies are used to tailor your experience, such as remembering form inputs or previous interactions. They help provide a smoother, more personalized visit.
Some embedded elements on Scriptoware pages - like interactive widgets or shared media - may place anonymous third-party cookies for tracking performance or enhancing the content. We cannot control these cookies, nor can third parties access ours. For example, when you use a social sharing button, that platform may track your actions independently.
Cookies are small text files that enable websites to recognize your browser. They store information such as language preferences, login credentials, and items in your shopping cart, enhancing your browsing experience. The web server identifies your browser until the cookie expires or is removed.
Cookies play a vital role in the smooth operation of the internet by providing a personalized browsing experience tailored to individual preferences and interests. Disabling cookies may render certain websites unusable. While rejecting cookies doesn't eliminate online advertisements, it does prevent them from aligning with your browsing behavior.
Examples of significant cookie uses (without requiring user authentication):
Cookies are not viruses; they are simple text files that cannot execute code or replicate themselves across networks. However, they can be used for malicious purposes by storing information about users' preferences and browsing history, potentially serving as spyware. Many anti-spyware programs recognize this and flag cookies for deletion during scans.
Browsers typically offer privacy settings that allow users to manage cookie acceptance levels, validity periods, and automatic deletion after visiting certain websites.
Additional security considerations include:
Protecting your identity is crucial for every internet user. Because information is transmitted between the browser and the website, unauthorized individuals could potentially intercept data contained in cookies, especially if the browser connects to the server over an unencrypted network (e.g., an unsecured Wi-Fi network).
Other cookie-based attacks involve improperly setting cookies on servers. If a website doesn't instruct the browser to use encrypted channels, attackers can exploit this vulnerability to trick browsers into sending information over unsecured channels, gaining unauthorized access to certain websites. It's essential to choose appropriate methods for protecting personal information.
Given their flexibility and widespread use, cookies are nearly unavoidable. Disabling cookies may prevent access to popular websites like YouTube, Gmail, Yahoo, and others. Here are some tips to ensure secure browsing with cookies:
You can manage your cookie preferences by clicking on the “Cookie Settings” button below and enabling or disabling cookie categories according to your preferences.
Additionally, you can use your internet browser to delete cookies automatically or manually. You can specify that certain cookies cannot be placed or change your browser settings to receive a message each time a cookie is placed.
Please note that our website may not function properly if all cookies are disabled. If you delete cookies from your browser, they will be placed again with your consent when you revisit our website.
For more information, you can use these guides:
To learn more about managing and deleting cookies, visit:
For additional information on privacy issues, you can also access the following link:
A cookie is a small text file used by a website that, when visited by a user, asks the browser to store it on your device to remember information about you, such as your language preferences or login information. These cookies are set by us and are called first-party cookies. We also use third-party cookies - cookies from a different domain than the website you're visiting - to support our advertising and marketing efforts. Specifically, we use cookies and other tracking technologies for the following purposes:
These cookies are essential for the website to function and cannot be disabled in our systems. They are typically set in response to actions you take to receive services, such as setting your privacy preferences, logging in, or filling out forms. You can configure your browser to block or alert you about these cookies, but some parts of the website may not function properly. These cookies do not store personally identifiable information.