Users of qr-code-creator.online implicitly agree to abide by the rules set forth in this Cookie Policy ("Policy") when they visit and use the website. This page contains an overview of the policies and processes controlling the use of cookies on the website. If you keep using the platform, it is evident that you agree to these terms.
Please be advised that this Cookie Policy is subject to change without prior notice and at any time. Users will be notified through the website(s) of any notable changes. It is recommended that users check our website often to stay informed about any updates to our privacy policies. By continuing to use the Site after the Policy has been amended, you attest that you have read the changes and accept them. If you disagree with any of the terms contained in this Policy, your only options are to cease using the Site or adjust the settings on your computer to refuse cookies.
This page explains terms and their meanings in accordance with our privacy statement and the guidelines governing the use of cookies on this website.
When you try to visit the website, your browser may load a little file called a "cookie." Authenticating you as a user and safeguarding your personal information are the primary objectives of this activity. Cookies are used for many different things, such remembering user preferences, making certain services easier to use, and more. They also help with the distribution of advertisements and behavioral advertising.
Session cookies, also referred to as transient cookies, and permanent cookies, sometimes referred to as persistent cookies, are the two types of cookies. Session cookies are temporary by nature, as the web browser deletes them as soon as it closes. Conversely, persistent cookies stay in the browser until they are intentionally removed or past their designated expiration date. The predefined expiration dates of the cookies vary in duration, spanning from a few minutes to many years.
First-party cookies are those that a website stores on your web browser's storage device. On the other hand, cookies created by a domain different from the one you are presently on are called "third-party cookies."
On our websites, pixel tags and cookies collaborate closely. When you were browsing the internet, you may have come across transparent GIFs, web beacons, or pixel tags on various websites. These pixels detect user behavior on our website that originates from other suppliers when combined with cookies. We and our corporate affiliates employ pixel tags for many purposes, including Retargeting (see our Privacy Statement) and other interest-based advertising (see Section 5).
It's possible that we or a third party will install cookies on your device if you decide to use the website or any of our services. We respectfully request that you read our Privacy Policy in order to gain a better knowledge of the many kinds of cookies that are used and the corresponding temporal patterns of their usage.
Cookies can perform a variety of functions, including:
To utilize some functions of the website, such effective transaction processing or continuous sign-in functionality, first-party cookies are required.
We employ analytics cookies to gather usage statistics from the Site(s) in an effort to assess their effectiveness and make them more efficient. It's also important to keep in mind that these cookies may be utilized in A/B testing, which enables evaluation of user responses to different advertisements, websites, or feature variations. Analytics cookies are divided into two categories: first-party cookies and third-party cookies.
"Preference cookies" are cookies that are used by websites to store user preferences.
Third-party cookies are installed on users' computers by advertising networks or platforms. These cookies may also be referred to as "targeted" or "behavioral" cookies. The primary purposes of these technologies are to: (i) simplify the display of advertisements and evaluate their effectiveness; and (ii) provide personalized advertisements based on the user's preferences and interests as indicated by their online activity.
It's possible that we or a third party will install cookies on your device if you decide to use the website or any of our services. We respectfully request that you read our Privacy Policy in order to gain a better knowledge of the many kinds of cookies that are used and the corresponding temporal patterns of their usage.
Cookies can perform a variety of functions, including:
To utilize some functions of the website, such effective transaction processing or continuous sign-in functionality, first-party cookies are required.
We employ analytics cookies to gather usage statistics from the Site(s) in an effort to assess their effectiveness and make them more efficient. It's also important to keep in mind that these cookies may be utilized in A/B testing, which enables evaluation of user responses to different advertisements, websites, or feature variations. Analytics cookies are divided into two categories: first-party cookies and third-party cookies.
"Preference cookies" are cookies that are used by websites to store user preferences.
Third-party cookies are installed on users' computers by advertising networks or platforms. These cookies may also be referred to as "targeted" or "behavioral" cookies. The primary purposes of these technologies are to: (i) simplify the display of advertisements and evaluate their effectiveness; and (ii) provide personalized advertisements based on the user's preferences and interests as indicated by their online activity.
The collection of anonymised user data for analytics, ad networks, third-party services, and other uses requires cookies. These companies employ cookies to monitor how visitors behave both within the website and on other websites they visit later. Additionally, they are able to observe and evaluate user activity on the website. After anonymization, the collected data provides valuable insights into user behavior and interests. It is feasible to offer more precisely targeted services and marketing by using this strategy.
If you have a problem with cookies in general, or a specific kind in particular, you may change your browser's settings to reject new cookies and remove those that have already been stored. To ensure that you understand this process completely, it is advised that you adhere to the instructions provided by your web browser. Please note, however, that disabling or erasing our cookies may restrict your ability to use various areas of our websites, decrease the functioning of some services, and remove any saved preferences.
Please refer to each third party's privacy policy to find out how to disable cookies.
The Cookie Policy explains how using cookies might enhance your experience with our website and services. If you choose to disable cookies, you might run into specific issues or functional limitations with our website.
How to disable cookies that personalize adverts to your internet behavior.
Google Chrome:
To access the desired function, locate and choose the wrench symbol in the browser toolbar. To view the options, select the "Settings" menu. To see more options, please choose the "Show advanced settings" option. Please click the "Content settings" button and choose the "Privacy" option.
To enable the use of cookies, navigate to the "Cookies" section and choose the option that allows local data to be set. Utilizing first-party and third-party cookies will be simpler as a result. To promote the deliberate acceptance of first-party cookies, users are advised to choose the option that completely blocks all third-party cookies, without any exceptions.
To disable cookies, navigate to the "Cookies" menu and choose the "Block sites from setting any data" option.
There are several ways in which you can use Google Chrome's settings to enable or disable cookies. Visit this page to find out more about the several cookie settings that Chrome provides.
Google webpage: http://support.google.com/chrome/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=95647.
Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0, 7.0, 8.0:
To access the required menu, click the 'Tools' button located at the top of the browser window. Please choose 'Internet Options' from the provided drop-down menu. The 'Privacy' tab can be accessed by opening the settings window and choosing it from the menu.
To enable cookies, adhere to following instructions: Please adjust the slider so that it is in the "Medium" or lower range.
To disable cookies, simply drag the slider to the highest position. This will result in the sending of no cookies ever again.
It's crucial to remember that there are several methods for turning on and off cookies in Internet Explorer. Visit this Microsoft webpage to find out more about the various cookie settings available in Internet Explorer:
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-GB/windows-vista/Block-or-allow-cookies
Microsoft Edge
Users can access additional options by finding and clicking the "More actions" button on the toolbar. Please use the available dropdown menu to select "Settings".Click the "View advanced settings" button once you've located it. Under the Cookies section, users have the option to explicitly exclude third-party cookies or to leave it at the default setting, which allows cookies to be accepted without limitation. To initiate the process, kindly start the Microsoft Edge web browser reset.
Mozilla Firefox
To examine the browser options, select the 'Tools' option from the menu bar. Please choose the 'Options' option from the available drop-down menu. Please take a moment to review the Privacy section.
To ensure that cookies function as intended, make sure that "Accept cookies for sites" is selected.
Users have the option to reject the selected setting labeled 'Accept cookies for sites' in order to disable cookies.
It should be noted that Firefox has more choices for turning on and off cookies. For further information, please visit the Mozilla website at.
Opera
To examine the browser's settings, users must choose the "Settings" option from the menu. Feel free to choose "Quick Preferences".
To make the use of cookies possible, you must select the "Enable Cookies" option.
To begin deactivating cookies, select the "Enable Cookies" box.
Opera has multiple options for turning on and off cookies. Visit this link to find out more about the cookie settings that Opera provides:
http://www.opera.com/browser/tutorials/security/privacy/. Produced through Opera Software
Safari on OSX
To access the Safari web browser's options, users need to select the 'Safari' option from the menu bar. Choose the 'Preferences' option from the drop-down menu that displays.Please choose the 'Security' menu item.
To consent to the usage of cookies, select "Only from the current site" from the "Accept cookies" menu.
To disable cookies, select 'Never' from the 'Accept cookies' box.
Safari has certain customization options for allowing or disabling 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.
There are configuration settings in Safari for enabling or disabling cookies. Please visit the following Apple webpage for additional details on the other cookie settings that are available in Safari: http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?path=Safari/3.0/en/9277.html.
Every other browser
Please contact the browser's manufacturer or utilize the "help" feature if you require any additional assistance.
The majority of web browsers come with built-in functionality that lets them accept cookies on their own, without requiring any action from the user. It is possible to modify the browser's settings to either reject cookies entirely or require the user's consent before accepting any at all.
However, keep in mind that disabling cookies may make a website less entertaining to use. This can mean restricting access to particular regions or implementing tailored data and content.
Marketers ensure that messages and content are tailored to the individual interests of each consumer by utilizing third-party interest-based advertising strategies. It is crucial to realize that third parties have no control over the rules or operations of the Site, including those that utilize cookies or other technologies to run online, mobile, or email advertising services.
Please contact us if you have any questions about our cookie policy.