We want our website to be informative, personal and as user-friendly as possible. This goal is impossible to achieve without the appropriate use of cookies. We are using cookies for a variety of reasons, read on the cookie policy in detail to know what the cookies are and how we are utilizing them in our vested interest. Using this website, you are expressively agreed that we can use cookies as per this policy.
Cookies are small pieces of data that websites store in your web browser when you visit them. They serve multiple purposes, like remembering your preferences, login information, items in a shopping cart, and other browsing activities. There are different types of cookies:
Session cookies: These are temporary and exist only during your browsing session. They're deleted when you close your browser.
Persistent cookies: These remain on your device even after you close your browser. They're used for tasks like remembering login information or settings for future visits.
Cookies help websites provide a more personalized experience but can also raise privacy concerns if they're used to track your online behavior without your consent. Many websites now ask for permission to use cookies and offer options to manage or decline them.
Cookies are used by websites to store information about your preferences, actions, and settings. Here are some common ways cookies are used:
Authentication: Cookies help websites remember if you're logged in or not. They store your login credentials or session information, so you don’t have to re-enter your details every time you visit.
Personalization: They remember your preferences, such as language settings, font size, and customizations, to tailor the website to your liking.
Shopping carts: When you add items to an online shopping cart, cookies keep track of them. They remember what you've selected, even if you navigate away from the page.
Analytics: Websites use cookies to gather data about how users interact with the site. This information helps them improve the user experience and content.
Targeted advertising: Cookies can track your browsing behavior across different sites to provide targeted ads based on your interests. This is often why you might see ads for products you've recently viewed online.
Site preferences: They store settings like location preferences or remembering if you've already seen a pop-up or provided consent for certain actions.
Remember, while cookies can enhance your browsing experience, they also raise privacy concerns. Many websites now give users more control over cookie usage, allowing them to manage preferences or opt-out of certain types of tracking.
Cookies enabling you to log into the secure areas of the website, these are the strictly necessary cookies and required for the smooth functioning and operation-ability of your website.
Cookies enabling us to recognize and count the flow of traffic on the website, they are analytical / performance cookies. The data retrieved from these cookies help to improve the way the website works and ensures that the user finds what they want easily.
Functionality cookies are the cookies that recognize you when you return to the website. Other than enabling us to personalize user experience, these cookies also play a significant role in the live chat support system and help to improve buyer experience.
The cookies that record the visits to our site, the pages you have visited and links you have followed are termed as targeting cookies. These cookies also help to improve the user experience to make the content relevant to the visitors. The targeting cookies also allow us to share and send information to the third party to make the site more appealing to visitors.
Controlling or deleting cookies can be done through your web browser settings. Here's a general guide on how to manage cookies:
Google Chrome:Click on the three-dot menu in the top right corner.
Go to "Settings" > "Privacy and security" > "Cookies and other site data."
From here, you can manage cookies by blocking them, deleting specific ones, or adjusting settings for how cookies are handled.
Firefox: Click on the menu button and choose "Options."
Go to "Privacy & Security."
Under "Cookies and Site Data," you can manage cookie settings, including blocking cookies, deleting them, or setting preferences for their use.
Safari: On a Mac, go to "Safari" > "Preferences."
Click on "Privacy."
Here, you can manage website tracking and cookies, including blocking all cookies or allowing them only from websites you visit.
Microsoft Edge:Click on the three-dot menu and go to "Settings."
Select "Privacy, search, and services."
Under "Cookies and site permissions," you can manage cookie settings and permissions for specific sites.
Internet Explorer: Click on the gear icon and go to "Internet options."
Under the "Privacy" tab, you can adjust the settings for cookies, including blocking or allowing them and controlling their storage.
Remember, blocking cookies entirely might affect your browsing experience on some websites. Many browsers also offer options to automatically delete cookies when you close the browser or clear your browsing history. Additionally, some third-party tools or browser extensions can help manage and control cookies more comprehensively.
Zamansafi believes in the notion that change is always good; hence the procedure and policies are subject to continuous change to make car shopping as easy and convenient as possible. Change in technology, legislation and authorities may require us to update you, particularly where it is affecting your privacy rights.
