What are cookies and similar technologies?

A cookie is a small data file, often including a unique identifier, which is sent to your computer, mobile phone or tablet device (referred to in this policy as a “device”) by the web server so the website can remember some information about your browsing activity on the website. The cookie will collect information relating to your use of our Services, information about your device, e.g. the device’s IP address and browser type, broad location and, if you arrived at our site via a link from third party site, the URL of the linking page. If you have registered for any Services or you are a subscriber, it may also collect your name and email address, which may be transferred to data processors for registered user or subscriber verification purposes.

Similar technologies known as “local storage” may also be used in our Services as an alternative to cookies. This is technology which is similar to cookies and performs very similar functions, such as caching data to enable us to improve our Services, allowing you to register for our Services, tracking activity to enable us and our advertisers to advertise to you in accordance with this policy and counting the number of people who view adverts on our Services. Where we refer to “cookies” in this policy, we mean cookies or similar technologies.

Cookies record information about your online preferences and help us to tailor our Services to your interests. Information provided by cookies can help us to analyse your use of our Services and help us to provide you with a better user experience.

What are the different types of cookies?

Strictly Necessary Cookies: These cookies are essential to the Service in order for you to move around the Service and to use its features. Without these cookies, certain features could not function. No information about your browsing habits is gathered by these cookies.

Functional Cookies: These cookies remember how you prefer to use the Service and enable us to improve the way the Service works. We can remember your settings and help provide you with ads. Functional Cookies are persistent cookies that the Service remembers when your computer or device comes back to that Service.

Analytics Cookies: Analytics Cookies allow us to improve our services by collecting information about your use of the Service. We use these cookies to help improve how the website works. For example, Analytics Cookies show us statistics, which are the most frequently visited pages on the Service, help us record any difficulties you have with the Service, and show us whether our advertising is effective or not. We can’t identify you personally through the use of these cookies, but third parties who provide these cookies may be able to.

Session cookies: These cookies are only stored for the duration of your visit to a website and are deleted from your device when you close your browser;

Persistent cookies: These cookies are saved on your device for a fixed period of time after the browser has closed and are used where we (or a third party) need to identify you for a later browsing session. The fixed period of time is typically 30-90 days for targeting or behavioural advertising cookies and may be up to 26 months for analytical performance and measurement cookies;

First party cookies: These cookies are set by the website you are visiting.

Third party cookies: These cookies are used within our Services which are set by other organisations. These include cookies from external analytics services which help us to understand the use of our sites, or by advertisers so that they can track the effectiveness of their advertisements.

Cookie list

Name of cookie
Purpose of the cookie
Expiration

_ga
Stores Google Analytics client ID
2 years

_gid
Stores Google Analytics client ID
24 hours

_gat
Used by Google Analytics for rate limiting purposes
10 min

nQ_visitId
Tracking for business IP address lock-up provided by 3rd-party called Albacross for lead classification
70 years

nQ_cookieId
Tracking for business IP address lock-up provided by 3rd-party called Albacross for lead classification
70 years

tk_ai
Stores a randomly-generated anonymous ID. This is only used within the dashboard (/wp-admin) area and is used for usage tracking, if enabled
Session

wordpress_test_cookie
Is set by WordPress to check if the cookies are enabled on the browser to provide appropriate user experience to the users
Session

wordpress_logged_in_[hash]
is used to indicate when you are logged in, and who you are. This cookie is maintained on the front-end of the website as well when logged in
Session

wp-saving-post
Used to track if there is saved post exists for a post currently being edited. If exists then let user restore the data
1 day

wp-settings-{user}
Used to preserve user’s wp-admin settings
1 year

wp-settings-time-{user}
Time at which wp-settings-{user} was set
1 year

cf-cookie-banner
Used for many WordPress functions and for plugins to work as required
Sessione

moove_gdpr_popup
When this Cookie is enabled, these Cookies are used to save your Cookie Setting Preferences
1 year

Can I deactivate Cookies?

Yes. But bear in mind that in order to be able to use certain services and functionalities that we offer on the Websites, you will need to have cookies enabled on your browser.
Nonetheless, you are in control and can allow, block, or delete these cookies whenever you want to through the configuration options in your device or terminal, as well as in your Internet browser.

How do I deactivate of cookies?