Cookie Policy

What is a Cookie?

Cookies are small text files stored in a web browser's local storage and are used by websites to enhance user experience, perform analytics, and provide personalized content.

• When you visit a website, your browser creates cookies and stores them on your computer or mobile device.

• Cookies are used to store data such as user preferences, session information, shopping cart contents.

• Cookies remember the interaction of the website with you thanks to the information sent to your browser and can restore previous settings or preferences.

• Most cookies are not harmful and do not jeopardize your privacy. However, third-party cookies can sometimes be used to track your personal data or for targeted advertising purposes.

• It is possible to accept or reject cookies by configuring the settings of your web browser.

• However, blocking or deleting cookies can affect the proper functioning of certain websites and may lead to issues such as difficulty in logging in or remembering preferences on some sites.

In summary, cookies are useful tools for websites, but it is important for users to consider their privacy preferences and the privacy policies of websites.

What Are the Types of Cookies According to the Parties?

Cookies are generally divided into two categories as first-party cookies and third-party cookies.

• First-party cookies are cookies that are created and stored by the website you are visiting. It remembers user preferences, keeps session information, and facilitates interaction with the website.

• Third-party cookies, on the other hand, are cookies generated and stored by sources outside the website you visit. They are used to provide services such as advertising, analytics, or social media integration.

• Third-party cookies are typically used for purposes such as ad targeting, analyzing user behavior, and social media sharing.

• Cookies are used for various purposes, including enhancing the online experience, personalizing content, advertising, and remembering user preferences.

• Privacy and data protection issues related to the use of cookies should be taken into consideration. Users can usually control cookie settings and choose to accept or reject cookies as they prefer.

What are the types of cookies according to their duration of use?

1. Session Cookies: These are temporary cookies that are valid during a user's visit to a website. They temporarily store session information and enable the website to function properly. They are automatically deleted when you close your browser or end the session.

2. Persistent Cookies: These are cookies that are stored on a user's device for a specific period of time. They continue to exist even if the browser is closed or the session is ended. They are used for long-term purposes such as remembering user preferences, providing a better user experience, collecting analytical data, or ad targeting.

• Session cookies help websites store temporary data and preserve session information, while persistent cookies are used for longer-term storage and remembering user preferences.

• Cookies are used for various purposes, including enhancing website functionality, improving user experience, remembering preferences, conducting analytics, and ad targeting.

• Users can typically manage cookies through browser settings and choose to accept or reject cookies as they prefer.

In summary, session cookies are limited to the duration of a user's visit, while persistent cookies are stored for a specific period of time. Both types of cookies are used to enhance website functionality and improve the user experience. Users can manage cookies and choose to accept or reject them based on their preferences.

What are the types of cookies according to their intended use?

Cookies can be classified into various categories based on their purpose:

1. Necessary Cookies: These are essential for the basic functionality of a website. They store user login information, shopping cart content, or preferences.

2. Performance and Analytics Cookies: These cookies are used to measure and analyze the performance of a website. They provide data such as page visits, user durations, or tracking sources.

3. Functionality Cookies: These cookies are used to remember user preferences and customize the website. They store information like language preferences or theme selections.

4. Targeting and Advertising Cookies: These cookies are used to show users targeted ads based on their interests. By tracking users' online behavior, the aim is to target and personalize advertisements.

5. Social Media Cookies: These cookies are used to provide users with links to social media platforms and facilitate content sharing.

• This classification shows that cookies can be used for various purposes, such as enhancing website functionality, improving user experience, remembering preferences, conducting analytics, targeting ads, or integrating social media.

• Privacy and data protection issues related to the use of cookies should be taken into consideration. Users can typically manage cookie settings and choose to accept or reject cookies as they prefer.

About Is Energy's Use of Cookies

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