Cookies

# Third Party Cookie Details

## What are Third Party Cookies?

**Third party cookies** are created by domains that are not the website (or domain) that you are visiting. These are usually used for online-advertising purposes and placed on a website through adding scripts or tags.

## How do Third Party Cookies work?

A third party cookie is placed on your device by a website from a domain different than the one you're visiting. The third party website is providing some of the content on the website you're viewing. Third party cookies are often allowed to be set by web browser settings, and they are often used to track online browsing activity to serve targeted advertisements.

## Why are Third Party Cookies used?

Third party cookies are used for all sorts of reasons, from tracking user behavior to serving you targeted ads. They can provide a personalized web experience, but they can also be used to gather long-term data about user browsing histories.

## How to manage Third Party Cookies?

Most modern browsers allow you to see what third party cookies you have on your browser, and allow you to either block them individually or block third party cookies entirely. Check out your browser's help section to find out how.

## Privacy and Third Party Cookies

While third party cookies can enhance your web experience, they can also infringe on your privacy. It's important to be aware of these cookies and to check your settings regularly.

## Conclusion

While third party cookies can provide a more personalized web experience, they can also raise privacy concerns. It's important to understand how they work and how you can manage them. Always remember to check your browser settings and adjust them according to your comfort level with sharing your browsing history.