2. Types of Cookies
Our website uses first-party cookies (set by us) and third-party cookies (set by servers outside our domain) for various purposes. Here’s a breakdown of these cookies:
Cookies and Comparable Tracking Technologies
We and our partners, in adherence to KE & EU regulations, may utilize various tracking technologies, including cookies and similar tools (referred to collectively as “Tracking Technologies”). These technologies automatically gather additional personal data as you engage with our Services. They assist us in customizing your Service experience and aid in content management by providing insights into the effectiveness of content.
a. Cookies
Cookies, small data files stored by websites on your hard drive, enhance our website and Service usability by enabling recognition of your browser and the capture of specific information. We leverage cookies and comparable technologies for various purposes, including:
- Analyzing web traffic through an analytics package
- Determining if you’ve previously visited our Sites
- Testing content on our Sites
- Storing preferences information
- Recognizing return visits to our Sites
- Tracking advertising attribution statistics
Our Sites might employ a ‘load balancer’ to retain an identifier within your browser, ensuring consistent connectivity to the same web server during your visit, thus facilitating smoother browsing. Similarly, session cookies enable our individual web servers to track your progress throughout your visit. These cookies might be set to remember your user details for future correspondence when you submit data through forms like contact pages or comment boxes.
We might use the following third-party cookies:
- Cloudflare: Maintains stable connections and identifies spammers.
- Google Analytics (including Ad tags): Tracks website traffic and aids in user-targeted ads. This helps us analyze site usage and advertisement performance.
- LinkedIn Ads and Twitter Ads: Facilitate user-targeted ads and monitor advertisement performance.
Should you prefer not to allow AFREX to utilize cookies and similar technologies in your browser, you can decline via our cookie consent banner or adjust your browser settings to refuse some or all cookies. Disabling cookies may impact certain features, although you can still use the Website. For guidance on modifying browser settings, refer to the Help menu in your browser or review instructions provided by browsers like Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Safari Desktop, Safari Mobile, and Android browser.
If you wish to exercise your rights regarding personal data collected through cookies and similar tracking technologies, please refer to the “What are your legal data privacy rights” section below.
The information generated by cookies may be transmitted to Google and Cloudflare. You can find detailed information about their cookie usage via the following links:
– Google Link
– Cloudflare Link
b. Analytics
Our Site and third-party technology providers utilize analytics services (e.g., Google Analytics) to assess Site usage, compile reports, gather demographic data, analyze performance metrics, and evaluate other Site and Internet usage-related information. These services use cookies and similar technologies to provide us with this data.
To opt out of Google Analytics tracking, click here.
You can also opt out of targeted advertising using the links below:
– Google
– Twitter
– LinkedIn
Additionally, you may opt out of some of these services via the Digital Advertising Alliance’s opt-out portal at: https://optoutlink, or by visiting the links below: optoutlink
In addition to cookies, we may use web beacons, small graphics files with unique identifiers. They help us track visits, understand user traffic, and measure email campaign success. Web beacons often rely on cookies to work, so disabling cookies can affect their performance.