By accessing and using the websites of www.best-rater.com, users implicitly consent to adhere to the terms described in this Cookie Policy ("Policy"). This document outlines the conditions that govern the use of cookies on the website. By continuing to use the platform, you are demonstrating your acknowledgment and agreement with these terms.
It is important to note that this Cookie Policy may undergo changes without prior notice. Users will be notified through the website(s) in the event of significant modifications. It is advisable for users to regularly check our website to stay informed about any updates to our privacy standards. By implementing any changes to this Policy, your ongoing use of the Site indicates your recognition and acceptance of these revisions. If you do not agree with the terms outlined in this Policy, your only options are to cease using the Site or adjust your browser settings to prevent the receipt of cookies.
This document offers an overview of the rules that govern the usage of cookies on the website, including compliance with the definitions and interpretations specified in our Privacy Policy.
● What cookies are
● What cookies are used when you use the Site
● How third parties use cookies on the Site
● Your cookie options
● Interest-Based Advertising
During the process of visiting the website, a small data file, commonly referred to as a "cookie," can be inserted into your web browser. The primary purpose of this action is to verify your identity as a user and protect your personal information. Cookies serve multiple functions, including facilitating specific services, providing analytical data, storing user preferences, and enabling the distribution of advertisements and behavioral advertising.
There are two distinct categories of cookies: transient or session cookies and permanent or persistent cookies. Session cookies are inherently temporary, as they are immediately removed from the web browser upon its closure. In contrast, permanent cookies persist within the browser until they either reach their predetermined expiration date or are intentionally deleted. These cookies are assigned specific expiration dates, varying in duration from a few minutes to many years.
First-party cookies are cookies placed by the website onto the user's web browser's storage device. However, when cookies are created by a domain different from the one being accessed, they are sometimes referred to as "third-party cookies."
Pixel tags and cookies work closely together on our websites. While participating in online browsing, individuals may have come across pixel tags, web beacons, or clear GIFs on various websites. Pixels collaborate with cookies to monitor the behaviors and activities of users who arrive at our website through various services. The use of pixel tags by both our corporate partners and ourselves serves various purposes, including retargeting, as explained in our Privacy Statement, and other forms of interest-based advertising as outlined in Section 5.
Should you decide to utilize the website or our services, there's a chance that cookies will be installed in your browser by us or a third party. We kindly ask that you read our Privacy Policy in order to gain a deeper understanding of the many types of cookies that are used and the corresponding temporal patterns in which they are utilized.
Among the several tasks that cookies can perform are the following:
First-party cookies are required in order to use some of the website's features, such enabling successful transaction processing or preserving persistent sign-in.
We collect data about the use of the Site/s using analytics cookies in order to improve their functionality and evaluate their effectiveness. Furthermore, it's critical to recognize that these cookies may be employed for A/B testing purposes, which would allow for the assessment of user reactions to various advertisements, websites, or features. First-party and third-party cookies are the two separate categories into which analytics cookies can be divided.
Cookies that are used to save user preferences on a website are sometimes called "preference cookies."
Advertising networks or platforms place third-party cookies, also known as "behavioral" or "targeted" advertising cookies, on users' computers. Utilizing these technologies accomplishes two main goals: (i) making it easier to display adverts and assess their efficacy, and (ii) offering customized ads based on user preferences and interests as identified by online activity.
Cookies are essential to the gathering of anonymous user data for advertising networks, third-party services, analytics, and other purposes. These businesses use cookies to track users' behavior on the website and on other websites they visit in the future. They can also view and assess what users do on the website. After undergoing an anonymization procedure, the collected data is used to extract important insights about the interests and behavior of users. This method makes it easier to give advertisements and services that are more precisely targeted.
If someone has a general dislike for cookies, or a particular sort of cookie, they can change the browser's settings to delete cookies that have already been saved and refuse to accept new ones. To have a thorough understanding of the process, you should refer to the instructions provided by your web browser. It is important to understand that choosing to reject or remove our cookies may make it harder for you to use specific services, maintain your preferences, and access some areas of our websites.
To disable their cookies, refer to the privacy policies of each individual third party.
The Cookie Policy provides a comprehensive explanation of how the usage of cookies can improve the user's experience both when visiting our website and when using our services. Should the decision be made to disable cookies, it is plausible that certain issues or limitations with our website's functionality could arise.
How to disable behaviorally targeted advertising cookies
Customers in the European Union can find additional information at www.youronlinechoices.eu if they have concerns about cookies that are used for behaviorally targeted advertising. In a similar vein, Americans can visit http://www.aboutads.info/choice to learn more about these cookies, which enable the presentation of advertisements based on users' browsing history on the Website and other online platforms. These tools offer a variety of options and useful information for efficiently managing personal choices regarding advertising strategies.
This is a thorough article that will help you change your web browser's cookie settings, so it's a great resource.
Google Chrome:
The wrench icon in the browser toolbar must be found and selected in order to access the desired function. Please select the "Settings" menu to view the options. Please select the "Show advanced settings" option to view other choices. Kindly click the 'Content settings' button and select the "Privacy" option.
Go to the "Cookies" section and choose the "Allow local data to be set" option to enable the use of cookies. This will make using first-party and third-party cookies easier. Users are encouraged to select the option that blocks all third-party cookies without any exclusions in order to encourage the thoughtful acceptance of first-party cookies.
Go to the "Cookies" section and select the "Block sites from setting any data" option to disable cookies.
It should be mentioned that Google Chrome has multiple settings for enabling and disabling cookies. To learn more about the many cookie settings that are accessible in Chrome, see this Google webpage: http://support.google.com/chrome/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=95647.
Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0, 7.0, 8.0:
It is best to navigate to the top of the browser window and select the 'Tools' option in order to access the necessary menu. Kindly select the 'Internet Options' option from the provided dropdown menu. It is advised that users locate the 'Privacy' tab by opening the settings window and selecting it from the menu options.
To enable cookies, do the following: Could you perhaps move the slider to a setting that is 'Medium' or lower?
To deactivate cookies, move the slider to the highest setting since this would effectively stop any cookies from being sent.
It should be mentioned that there are multiple levels of cookie enablement and disablement available in Internet Explorer. For additional information on other cookie settings that are accessible in Internet Explorer, visit the Microsoft webpage here: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-GB/windows-vista/Block-or-allow-cookies
Microsoft Edge
Users must locate and choose the "More actions" button from the toolbar in order to access further options. Please select "Settings" from the provided dropdown menu.Please find the "View advanced settings" option and select it. Users may choose to choose forbid only third-party cookies under the Cookies section, or they can go with the default setting, which permits cookies to be accepted without restriction. Kindly begin the Microsoft Edge web browser reset procedure.
Mozilla Firefox
It is necessary to select the 'Tools' option from the menu bar in order to access the browser settings. Kindly select the 'Options' option from the drop-down menu that is accessible. Kindly visit the Privacy section.
In order for cookies to function properly, you must make sure that "Accept cookies for sites" is selected.
As a way to disable cookies, users have the option to reject the selected setting labeled 'Accept cookies for sites'.
It should be mentioned that Firefox has multiple settings for enabling and disabling cookies. Please visit the following Mozilla webpage for additional information:
Opera
It is advised that users select the "Settings" option from the browser menu in order to access the browser settings. Locate the "Quick Preferences" section.
In order to enable the use of cookies, you must ensure that the "Enable Cookies" option is selected.
Deselecting the "Enable Cookies" checkbox is required in order to disable cookies.
Note that Opera allows you to block and enable cookies to varying degrees. To learn more about the other cookie options that Opera offers, visit the Opera Software website at this link:
http://www.opera.com/browser/tutorials/security/privacy/
Safari on OSX
Users must select the 'Safari' option from the menu bar in order to access the Safari web browser's options. Select the 'Preferences' option from the provided drop-down menu.Kindly select the 'Security' option.
To enable the use of cookies, navigate to the section marked "Accept cookies" and select the option labeled "Only from the present site."
Navigate to the 'Accept cookies' section and select 'Never' to deactivate cookies.
Note that Safari allows you to block and enable cookies to varying degrees. To learn more about the various cookie options that are accessible in Safari, see the following Apple webpage:
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?path=Safari/3.0/en/9277.html.
All other browsers
For assistance, please find the "help" option inside the browser or contact the browser's provider.
Most web browsers include an integrated capability that lets them accept cookies automatically without requiring the user to do anything. However, you may also customize the browser settings to prevent cookies from being accepted or to ask the user for permission before accepting a cookie.
However, it is vital to acknowledge that disabling cookies could have unfavorable effects on your website browsing experience. This could entail customized data and content or limited access to specific geographical areas.
7. Interest-Based Advertising
As marketers, we cater messages and content to the individual interests of people by using interest-based advertising tactics that are given by vendors. It is important to understand that the Site is not liable for the actions or policies of third parties, including when those parties utilize cookies or other technologies to provide email, mobile, or online advertising services.
Please send any questions you may have concerning our Cookie Policy to [email protected] via email.