Cookie policy

Net Languages uses small pieces of data called cookies to help customise your user experience. Learn more about cookies and how you can control them by reading this Cookie Policy.

We may update our Cookie Policy to reflect any changes in technology or data protection legislation. Any updates or changes that may affect how we use cookies or how you as a user can manage cookies will be posted on this page.

What is a cookie?

A cookie is a small piece of data sent by a website’s server to your computer or mobile device and stored in your browser. It consists of anonymous information, including a unique user identifier. When you revisit that website, the information in the cookie is sent back to the server.

Cookies are intended to improve your user experience by making it easier and faster to navigate through a website. For example, some websites require that you log in to gain access. If such sites did not use cookies, you would have to log in each time you moved to a new page.

Many websites also use cookies for advertising purposes. For example, certain cookies allow a website to determine if you’ve already seen a particular ad and therefore it may not display that ad on subsequent visits.

All of the information a cookie collects can only be retrieved by the website server that sent the cookie to your browser.

Controlling cookies

Cookies are meant to improve the user experience, but some users prefer to set restrictions on the types of cookies that can be stored on their computer or mobile phone.

By modifying your browser preferences, you have the choice to accept all cookies, to be notified when a cookie is set or to reject all cookies.

It is important to note that you will lose some functions of a website if you choose to restrict or disable its cookies.

By using this website, you consent to our use of cookies as described here and in the banner presented by our consent tool.