Cookie Policy

This Cookie Policy ("Policy") describes how daily-codes.com ("Site," "we," or "us") utilizes cookies and similar tracking technologies during your website visits. By accessing the Site, you agree to cookie usage as outlined in this Policy.

We may revise this Policy from time to time. Significant changes will be communicated through the Site. Continued usage indicates acceptance of any updates. If you object, you must discontinue Site use or modify your browser settings to decline cookies.

This Policy forms part of our comprehensive Privacy Policy. Terms defined there have identical meanings here.

• What cookies are
• Which cookies are utilized when you access and use the Site
• How third parties employ cookies on the Site
• Your cookie choices

1. What Are Cookies?

A cookie is a small text file stored in your web browser that enables the Site or third parties to identify you as a visitor (not personally identifiable). Cookies fulfill essential functions, including:

• Enabling core website functionality
• Gathering usage analytics
• Storing your preferences
• Delivering targeted advertisements and behavioral advertising

Types of Cookies

Session Cookies: Temporarily stored and removed when you close your browser.

Persistent Cookies: Stay in your browser until they expire or you manually remove them. Expiration times vary (minutes to years), as specified within each cookie.

First-Party Cookies: Set directly by our Site.

Third-Party Cookies: Set by external services (e.g., advertisers, analytics providers).

Pixel Tags (Web Beacons)

We may utilize transparent pixel tags (also known as web beacons or clear GIFs) along with cookies to:

• Track user navigation paths (e.g., from our Site to partner websites)
• Measure advertisement performance and referrals
• Support retargeting campaigns (as described in our Privacy Policy)
• Enable interest-based advertising (see Section 5 for details)

2. How We Use Cookies on This Site

When you visit or interact with our Site, we or third parties may install cookies in your browser. Some cookies are only activated when you use specific features or configure certain preferences, while others stay active for extended periods, as detailed in our Privacy Policy.

We also partner with third parties—such as advertising networks and analytics providers—who may install cookies on your browser when you interact with our advertisements, including those in marketing emails. These cookies gather non-personally identifiable information (non-PII) about your activity across our emails and third-party websites. This information helps deliver advertisements customized to your interests while you browse other sites.

Many of these third parties are participants in the Digital Advertising Alliance (DAA), which encourages transparency and user control over behavior-based advertising. To learn more or opt out of such advertisements, visit https://youradchoices.com.

Types of Cookies We Use:

Essential Cookies (First-Party): Enable core features like staying logged in, contacting a Partner, or making a purchase.

Analytics Cookies (First- or Third-Party): Help us understand how the Site is used and enhance performance. Also used for testing new advertisements, pages, or features.

Preference Cookies (First-Party): Remember your Site preferences.

Ad Targeting Cookies (Third-Party): Also called behavioral or targeted advertising cookies. Used to deliver relevant advertisements and measure ad performance across platforms.

3. How Do Third Parties Use Cookies on the Site?

Third-party companies such as analytics providers, vendors, and advertising networks utilize cookies to collect anonymous information about your browsing behavior. These cookies help them analyze how users interact with our Site and monitor which other websites you visit subsequently. The gathered data enables these third parties to enhance their services, deliver targeted advertisements, and gain insights into broader online user activity patterns - all while preserving your anonymity. This information may also be used to measure advertising effectiveness and optimize future marketing campaigns across different websites you visit.

4. How Can You Control Your Cookies?

You are able to block or remove cookies at any time through your browser's settings—simply delete existing cookies and disable new ones. For detailed guidance, consult your browser's help pages. Keep in mind, however, that disabling cookies may prevent certain features from functioning, prevent your preferences from being saved, and cause some pages to display incorrectly.

If you wish to opt out of cookies from specific third parties, follow the opt-out instructions provided in each provider's privacy policy.

5. Managing Your Cookies

Cookies enhance your experience on our Sites and services. If you choose to disable them, some features may not function correctly.

A. Opting Out of Behavioral Advertising Cookies

EU users: Visit the Your Online Choices portal.

US users: Go to About Ads' Consumer Choice Page.

B. Turning Cookies On or Off in Your Browser

5.1 Google Chrome

Click the ⋮ menu → Settings → Privacy and security → Site Settings → Cookies and site data.

• Enable all cookies: Select "Allow all cookies."
• First-party only: Select "Block third-party cookies."
• Disable all cookies: Select "Block all cookies."

5.2 Microsoft Edge

Click ⋯ → Settings → Cookies and site permissions → Manage and delete cookies and site data.

Choose "Allow sites to save and read cookie data" (default) or "Block third-party cookies."

To stop all cookies, turn off "Allow sites to save and read cookie data."

5.3 Internet Explorer 6–11

Go to Tools → Internet Options → Privacy.

Move the slider to "Medium" or lower to allow cookies.

Slide to "Block All Cookies" to disable them.

5.4 Mozilla Firefox

Open ☰ menu → Settings → Privacy & Security.

Under "Enhanced Tracking Protection," choose Standard (allows cookies), Strict (blocks many cookies), or Custom to fine-tune.

Or under "Cookies and Site Data," toggle "Manage Exceptions" or "Delete cookies and site data."

5.5 Opera

Menu → Settings → Advanced → Privacy & security → Site Settings → Cookies and site data.

Toggle "Allow sites to save and read cookie data" on or off.

5.6 Safari (macOS)

Safari → Preferences → Privacy.

Under "Cookies and website data," choose "Always block" or "Allow from websites I visit."

5.7 Other Browsers

Check your browser's Help section or contact its support for cookie settings.

Note:

Most browsers accept cookies by default. If you disable them, certain areas of our Site may be inaccessible, preferences won't be saved, and personalized content might not display.