When users access and utilize qr-code-creator.tech, they implicitly consent to follow the guidelines contained in this Cookie Policy ("Policy"). An overview of the policies and procedures governing the website's cookie usage may be found on this page. It's obvious that you accept these conditions if you continue to use the platform.
Please be aware that this Cookie Policy could change at any time and without warning. If there are any noteworthy changes, users will be informed via the website(s). Users are advised to visit our website frequently in order to be updated about any changes to our privacy policies. You acknowledge that you have read and agree to the changes by using the Site after the Policy has been updated. Your only choices are to stop using the Site or change your computer's settings to reject cookies if you disagree with the terms stated in this Policy.
This page includes definitions and interpretations that comply with our privacy policy, together with the rules controlling the usage of cookies on this website.
When attempting to access the website, your web browser can load a little file known as a "cookie." Protecting your personal data and verifying your identity as a user are the main goals of this activity. Cookies serve a variety of purposes, such as storing user preferences, distributing advertisements and behavioral advertising more easily, and making some services easier to use.
The two sorts of cookies are session cookies, also known as transient cookies, and permanent cookies, also known as persistent cookies. Because session cookies are deleted from the web browser as soon as it closes, they are by nature transient. On the other hand, persistent cookies remain in the browser until they are deleted on purpose or beyond their specified expiration date. The cookies have predetermined expiration dates that range in length from a few minutes to several years.
Cookies that a website saves to the storage device of your web browser are known as first-party cookies. Conversely, cookies generated by a domain other than the one you are currently visiting are referred to as "third-party cookies."
Pixel tags and cookies work together closely on our websites. You might have seen transparent GIFs, web beacons, or pixel tags on different websites when you were exploring the internet. These pixels, when used in conjunction with cookies, track user behavior on our website that comes from other providers. Pixel tags are used by us and our corporate affiliates for a number of purposes, such as Retargeting (as detailed in our Privacy Statement) and other interest-based advertising (as outlined in Section 5).
If you choose to use the website or any of our services, there's a chance that we or a third party will install cookies in your device. To have a better understanding of the many types of cookies that are used and the accompanying temporal patterns of their usage, we kindly ask that you study our Privacy Policy.
Cookies are capable of carrying out a number of tasks, such as:
First-party cookies are necessary in order to take advantage of some features of the website, such transaction processing that is successful or continuous sign-in functionality.
Analytics cookies are used by us to collect usage data from the Site(s) in an effort to improve efficiency and evaluate their efficacy. It's also crucial to remember that these cookies might be used in A/B testing, which allows for the assessment of user reactions to various websites, ads, or feature variants. First-party cookies and third-party cookies are the two different categories into which analytics cookies fall.
Cookies that are used on websites to store user preferences are referred to as "preference cookies".
On users' computers, advertising networks or platforms install third-party cookies. These cookies are sometimes known as "behavioral" or "targeted" advertising cookies. These technologies serve two main goals: (i) making the display of adverts simpler and assessing their efficacy; and (ii) offering customized advertisements depending on the user's preferences and interests as shown by their online behavior.
Cookies are required for the gathering of user anonymized data for analytics, advertising networks, third-party services, and other purposes. These businesses use cookies to track users' behavior on the website as well as on subsequent visits to different websites. They can also watch and assess what users are doing on the website. Important insights into user interests and behavior are gleaned from the gathered data after an anonymization procedure. Using this method makes it possible to provide more precisely targeted marketing and services.
If you dislike cookies in general, or a certain type in particular, you may modify your browser's settings to delete cookies that are already recorded and stop new ones from being accepted. It is recommended that you follow the instructions supplied by your web browser in order to fully comprehend this process. However, please be advised that rejecting or deleting our cookies may limit your access to certain parts of our websites, reduce the functionality of some services, and erase any preferences you may have previously saved.
Please refer to each third party's privacy policy to find out how to disable cookies.
The Cookie Policy describes how utilizing cookies can improve your use of our services and website. You may experience certain problems or limitations with our website's functionality if you decide to disable cookies.
How to turn off cookies that make advertisements more relevant to your online activity.
Google Chrome:
The wrench icon in the browser toolbar must be located and selected in order to access the desired function. Select the "Settings" menu to see the available choices. Please select the "Show advanced settings" option to view more possibilities. Kindly select the "Privacy" option by clicking on the "Content settings" button.
Go to the "Cookies" section and choose the option that permits local data to be set in order to enable the use of cookies. This will make using first-party and third-party cookies easier. Users are recommended to select the option that entirely disables all third-party cookies, without any exceptions, in order to encourage the purposeful acceptance of first-party cookies.
Go to the "Cookies" section and select the "Block sites from setting any data" option to disable cookies.
In Google Chrome, you may enable or disable cookies using a variety of options. To learn more about the many cookie options that Chrome offers, visit this Google webpage: http://support.google.com/chrome/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=95647.
Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0, 7.0, 8.0:
You can click the 'Tools' button at the top of the browser window to bring up the necessary menu. Kindly select the 'Internet Options' option from the given dropdown menu. Users can open the settings window and select the 'Privacy' tab from the menu.
Follow these guidelines to turn on cookies: Kindly move the slider to a setting that falls within the "Medium" or lower category.
Just move the slider to the highest setting to turn off cookies. This will permanently stop any cookies from being sent.
It is important to note that there are multiple ways to enable and disable cookies in Internet Explorer. To learn more about the many cookie settings that are accessible in Internet Explorer, visit this Microsoft webpage:
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-GB/windows-vista/Block-or-allow-cookies
Microsoft Edge
By locating and selecting the "More actions" button on the toolbar, users can access more options. Kindly select "Settings" using the available dropdown menu.After you've found it, click the "View advanced settings" option. Users can choose to explicitly ban third-party cookies under the Cookies section, or they can leave it at the default setting that permits cookies to be accepted without restriction. Please start the process of resetting the Microsoft Edge web browser to start the process.
Mozilla Firefox
Selecting the 'Tools' option from the menu bar is necessary to view the browser settings. Kindly select the 'Options' option from the drop-down menu that is available. Kindly spend some time looking over the Privacy section.
Making sure that "Accept cookies for sites" is selected is essential to guaranteeing that cookies operate as intended.
To disable cookies, users can reject the selected setting labeled 'Accept cookies for sites'.
It should be mentioned that Firefox has additional options for enabling and disabling cookies. Please visit the Mozilla website at for more details. https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/enhanced-tracking-protection-firefox-desktop?redirectslug=Enabling+and+disabling+cookies&redirectlocale=en-US.
Opera
Users must select the "Settings" option from the browser menu in order to view the browser's settings. Go ahead and select "Quick Preferences".
It is essential to activate the "Enable Cookies" option in order to enable the use of cookies.
Deactivating cookies can be started by checking the "Enable Cookies" item.
Opera has several settings for both enabling and deactivating cookies. To learn more about the cookie settings that Opera offers, go to this page: http://www.opera.com/browser/tutorials/security/privacy/. Produced through Opera Software
Safari on OSX
Users must choose the 'Safari' option from the menu bar in order to access the Safari web browser's options. From the drop-down menu that appears, select 'Preferences'.Kindly select the 'Security' option.
Click the "Only from the current site" link in the "Accept cookies" area to allow the use of cookies.
Choose 'Never' under the 'Accept cookies' box to disable cookies.
Safari provides a degree of flexibility in permitting or blocking cookies. Please consult the subsequent Apple webpage (http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?path=Safari/3.0/en/9277.html ) for further details regarding the additional cookie settings that are accessible in Safari.
Safari has certain customization options for allowing or disabling cookies. For more information about the other cookie settings that are available in Safari, please refer to the following Apple webpage: http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?path=Safari/3.0/en/9277.html.
Every other browser
If you need more help, please use the browser's "help" feature or get in touch with the browser's manufacturer.
Most web browsers have built-in capability that allows them to accept cookies automatically, without the user having to do anything. However, the browser's settings can be changed to prevent cookies from being accepted or to need the user's permission before accepting a cookie.
It is important to remember, though, that turning off cookies could make a website less enjoyable to browse. This could entail implementing customized data and content or limiting access to specific geographical areas.
Marketers use third-party interest-based advertising tactics to make sure that messages and content are customized to each person's specific interests. It is important to understand that third parties, including those that use cookies or other technologies to run email, mobile, or online advertising services, are not responsible for the policies or activities of the Site.
Please contact us if you have any questions about our cookie policy.