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Have you ever wondered why some online ads you see are targeted to your tastes and interests, or how websites remember your preferences from visit to visit? The answer may be in the "cookies". A cookie is information saved by your web browser, the software program you use to visit the web. Cookies can be used by companies that collect, store and share bits of information about your online activities to track your behavior across sites. Cookies also can be used to customize your browsing experience, or to deliver ads targeted to you. Freedom Bank wants you to know how cookies are used and how you can control information about your browsing activities. Here are answers to some commonly asked questions about cookies – what they are, what they do, and how you can control them. Understanding Cookies What is a cookie? A cookie is information that a site saves to your computer using your web browser. A cookie allows sites to record your browsing activities – like what pages and content you’ve looked at, when you visited, what you searched for, and whether you clicked on an ad. Data collected by cookies can be combined to create a profile of your online activities. Who places cookies on the web? First-party cookies are placed by a site when you visit it. They can make your experience on the web more efficient. For example, they help sites remember: Third-party cookies are placed by someone other than the site you are on. These may include an advertising network or a company that helps deliver the ads you see. They may be used to deliver ads tailored to your interests. For example, if you read an article online about running, a cookie may be used to note your interest in running, and add that to a profile. And you may see coupons to save money on running shoes. Controlling Cookies How can I control cookies? Various browsers have different ways to let you delete cookies or limit the kinds of cookies that can be placed on your computer. When you choose your browser, you may want to consider which suits your privacy preferences best. To check out the settings in a browser, use the ‘Help’ tab or look under ‘Tools’ for settings like ‘Options’ or ‘Privacy.’ From there, you may be able to delete cookies, or control when they can be placed. Some browsers allow add-on software tools to block, delete, or control cookies. And security software often includes options to make cookie control easier. If you disable cookies entirely, you may limit your browsing experience. For example, you may need to enter information repeatedly, or you might not get personalized content or ads that are meaningful to you. However, most browsers’ settings will allow you to block third-party cookies without also disabling first-party cookies. Keep your browser up-to-date No matter which browser you use, it’s important to keep it updated. An out-of-date browser can leave your computer vulnerable to attack by malware, which could intercept sensitive data like your log-ins, passwords, or financial information. Most browsers update automatically, or prompt you to update to the latest version. What are “opt-out” cookies? Some websites and advertising networks have cookies that tell them not to use information about what sites you visit to target ads to you. There are a couple of ways to opt out of certain types of data collection or certain kinds of targeted advertising: Deleting all your cookies will erase any opt-out cookies you’ve downloaded. To restore opt-out cookies, you will have to go through the opt-out procedure again. Cookies are used for many purposes – for example, to limit the number of times you’re shown a particular ad. So even if you opt out of targeted advertising, a company may still use cookies for other purposes. “Private Browsing” What’s “private browsing”? Many browsers offer private browsing settings that are meant to let you keep your web activities hidden from other people who use the same computer. With private browsing turned on, your browser won't retain cookies, your browsing history, search records, or the files you downloaded. Privacy modes aren’t uniform, though; it’s a good idea to check your browser to see what types of data it stores. Although it won’t keep cookies after the private browsing session ends, cookies used during the private browsing session can communicate information about your browsing behavior to third parties. Flash Cookies What are Flash cookies? A Flash cookie is a small file stored on your computer by a website that uses Adobe’s Flash player technology. Flash cookies use Adobe’s Flash player to store information about your online browsing activities. Flash cookies can be used to replace cookies used for tracking and advertising, because they also can store your settings and preferences. When you delete or clear cookies from your browser, you won't necessarily delete the Flash cookies stored on your computer. Can I control Flash cookies? The latest versions of Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, and Microsoft Internet Explorer let you control or delete Flash cookies through the browser’s settings. If you use an older version of one of these browsers, upgrade to the most recent version, and set it to update automatically. If you use a browser that doesn’t support deleting Flash cookies, look at Adobe’s Website Storage Settings panel. There, you can view and delete Flash cookies, and control whether you’ll allow them on your computer. Like regular cookies, deleting Flash cookies gets rid of the ones on your computer at that moment. Flash cookies can be placed on your computer the next time you visit a website or view an ad unless you block Flash cookies altogether. New Technologies Are there other tracking technologies I should know about? New technologies are constantly emerging, and some can be used to track your online activities even if you control regular cookies. These are generally referred to as “supercookies.” If companies offer you an opt out, they need to respect your preference, whether they use supercookies or regular cookies. What is “Do Not Track”? Do Not Track is a tool that allows you to express your preference not to be tracked across the web. Turning on Do Not Track through your web browser sends a signal to every website you visit that you don’t want to be tracked. Companies then know your preference. If they have committed to respect your preference, they are legally required to do so. Some browsers already support Do Not Track. If you want to use Do Not Track, check to see if the browser you use offers it – or use a browser that does.
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Korištenje kolačića Privatnost korisnika Kako bi naša web stranica fukncionirala ispravno te da možemo kontinuirano vršiti daljnja unaprijeđenja stranice u svrhu poboljšavanja Vašeg iskustva pri njenom korištenju, potrebno je da ova stranica na Vaše računalo pohrani malu količinu informacija (cookies). Preko 90% svih web stranica koristi ovu metodu, no prema odredbama Europske unije od 25. ožujka 2011. obvezni smo od Vas zatražiti pristanak. Korištenjem web stranice pristajete na uporabu kolačića. Njihovim blokiranjem i dalje možete pregledavati stranicu no sve njene mogućnosti neće Vam biti dostupne. Što je kolačić? Kolačić je informacija spremljena na Vaše računalo od strane posjećene web stranice. Obično spremaju Vaše postavke (kao što je odabrani jezik ili adresa). Prilikom naknadnog otvaranja web stranice internetski preglednik koristi kolačiće koji pripadaju toj stranici. Ovako je moguće prikazivanje informacija prilagođenih Vašim željama. Kolačići su u stanju spremiti velik raspon informacija kao i osobne informacije (adresa e-pošte ili Vaše ime). No ove informacije mogu biti spremljene jedino pod uvjetom da to Vi sami omogućite. Web stranice mogu dobiti pristup samo onim informacijama za koje imaju dopuštebnje a ne ostalim datotekama na Vašem računalu. Kako onemogućiti kolačiće? Ukoliko isključite kolačiće isti se neće pohraniti na Vašem računalu. Postavke kolaćića mogu se podešavati unutar Vašeg Internet preglednika (Firefox, Chrome, Internet Explorer, Opera, Safari), no njihovim onemogućavanjem nećete biti u stanju koristiti neke od funkcionalnosti na našim web stranicama. Privremeni kolačići? Takozvani kolačići sesije nestaju sa Vašeg računala pri zatvaranju preglednika. Oni se koriste za pohranu privremenih podataka. Stalni kolačići? Ostaju na Vašem računalu nakon zatvaranja preglednika. Web stranice ih koriste za pohranu podataka (npr. Zaporka i ime za prijavu) kako se ne bi morali prijavljivati prilikom ponovnog posjeta određenoj stranici.Stalni kolačići ostaju na Vašem računalu dok ih ne obrišete. Kolačići od prve strane? Ova vrsta kolačića dolazi s web lokacije koje ste posjetili a djele se na privremene ili stalne. Kolačići treće strane? Dolaze sa oglasa drugih web lokacija (npr. Reklame) koje se nalaze na web stranici koju ste posjetili. Pomoću ove vrste kolačića web stranice mogu pratiti akcije korisnika u svrhe marketinga. Koristi li Uniline.hr kolačiće? Da u svrhu poboljšanog korisničkog iskustva. Koje kolačiće koristi Uniline.hr Privremeni kolačići (Session cookies) Trajni kolačići (Persistent cookies)