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Cookie Policy
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This policy explains how SASAL uses cookies and similar technologies, and how you can manage them. For information about personal information more broadly, see our Privacy Policy.
1. What cookies do
Cookies are small pieces of information stored by your browser. They can keep you signed in, remember a preference or help a website understand how its services are used. Some features also use similar browser storage.
2. Sign-in, security and preferences
Some cookies support authentication, account security and other essential functions. Others remember choices such as your display language or analytics preferences. Blocking cookies needed for a feature can affect how that feature works.
3. Website analytics
Google Analytics. Its analytics cookies follow your choice in the website’s analytics prompt.
Website usage analytics. Separate usage measurement helps us understand visits and interactions, including email visits and signed-in activity. For eligible signed-in accounts, activity can be associated with account name and email address. Interaction replay is configured to mask page text and form inputs and exclude certain sensitive content.
This usage measurement is managed separately from the Google Analytics choice. You can turn off this usage measurement for this browser. You may need to set the choice again after clearing site data or using another browser.
4. How long cookies remain
Some cookies are used for a browsing session; others remain for a period appropriate to their function, such as remembering a preference. Duration depends on the cookie and your browser settings. You can inspect or remove stored cookies and site data through your browser.
5. Managing your choices
Use the website’s analytics prompt for the Google Analytics choice, the usage-measurement link above for that separate measurement, and your browser settings to manage cookies and other site storage. Clearing site data may sign you out and reset preferences.
These controls affect the browser in which you use them. If you use a different device or browser, you may need to set your preferences there too.
6. Connected services
Analytics providers may process information needed for their services. External websites or services that you visit may set their own cookies and have separate policies. See our Privacy Policy for information about service providers and data processing.
7. Updates and questions
We may update this policy as the service changes. For questions about cookies or privacy choices, please use the Contact page.