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What is a cookie?
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Cookies can save a broad range of information including personal information (like your name or Email address). However, this information can be saved only if you allow it – websites cannot access the information for which you did not give the permission and cannot access other files on your computer. Default activities of saving and sending cookies are not visible. However, you can change your browser settings and choose to reject or accept request for saving a cookie, erase saved cookies automatically when you close your browser and similar actions.
How to disable cookies?
By disabling cookies you decide whether to save cookies on your computer. Cookie settings can be controlled and configured in your browser. For information about cookie settings choose the Internet browser you use: • Chrome • Firefox • Internet Explorer 9 • Internet Explorer 7 i 8 • Opera • Safari.
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What are temporary cookies?
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What are first-party cookies?
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Third-party cookies come from ads from other websites (like pop-up ads or other ads) which are placed on the website you browse. With the help of these cookies websites can track the use of the Internet for marketing purposes.
Does the konferencija.mev.hr use the cookies?
Yes, with the primary goal to offer better user experience.
What types of cookies use konferencija.mev.hr and why?
Session cookies – are temporary cookies that expire (and are automatically erased) when you close the Internet browser. We use session cookies to enable the access to the content and comments (information that you have to type in when you apply with your data on the website).
Persistent cookies –usually come with expiry data and will stay in your browser until they expire or until you erase them manually. konferencija.mev.hr uses persistent cookies in order to better understand the habits of users, to improve the website according to preferences. This information is anonymous – we cannot see the individual users’ data.
Does the website contain third-party cookies?
There are a few external services that save limited cookies for users. These cookies are not set from the side of this website but some are used for normal operation of certain features that enable users to access the content. We offer at the moment:
Additional information about disabling cookies
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