Cookies: What Are They?
This website uses cookies, which are little files that are transferred to your computer in order to enhance your experience, as is standard procedure for practically all professional websites. This page explains the data they collect, how we use it, and the circumstances under which we must occasionally store these cookies. We shall also discuss how to stop these cookies from being saved, albeit doing so might 'break' or degrade some features of the website.
How We Use Cookies
We employ cookies for the many purposes listed below. Regretfully, most of the time there aren't any industry-standard ways to disable cookies on this website without also completely blocking the features and functionality they provide. If you are unsure whether you require cookies or not, it is advised that you leave all of them enabled in case they are needed to deliver a service that you find useful.
Turning Off Cookies
By changing your browser's settings, you can stop cookies from being set (see your browser's Help for instructions on how to do this). Please be advised that blocking cookies will impact how this and many other websites you visit work. Usually, when you disable cookies, some of our site's features and functions also get disabled. It is therefore advised that you leave cookies enabled.
The Cookie That We've Set
We've included the ability to customise how this site functions so that you can have the best possible experience while using it. We must set cookies in order to remember your preferences and call this data each time you interact with a page that is impacted by your choices.
Log Records
OMONAIJANEWS uses log files in accordance with standard protocol. When people browse websites, these files record their visits. This is a common practice among hosting firms and is a component of their analytics. Internet protocol (IP) addresses, browser types, Internet Service Providers (ISPs), date and time stamps, referring/exit pages, and maybe click counts are among the data gathered by log files. These are not connected to any personally identifiable information. The data is gathered with the intention of analysing patterns, managing the website, monitoring user behaviour, and compiling demographic data.
Web beacons and cookies
Similar to other websites, tempse makes use of "cookies." These cookies are used to keep data about visitors, such as their preferences and the pages they view or access on the website. By tailoring the content of our website to the visitors' browser type and/or other information, we can maximise their experience.
DoubleClick DART Cookie for Google
On our website, Google is one of the third-party vendors. Additionally, it makes use of cookies—known as DART cookies—to show our website visitors advertisements based on their browsing history on www.website.com and other websites. Nonetheless, users can opt out of DART cookie use by going to the Google ad and content network Cookie Policy at this link.
Cookie Policies of Advertising Partners
To view the Cookie Policies of each of OMONAIJANEWS's advertising partners, refer to this list.
Advertisements and links that appear on OMONAIJANEWS are provided straight to users' browsers by third-party ad servers or ad networks using technologies like cookies, JavaScript, or Web Beacons. When this happens, they automatically get your IP address. These technologies are employed to track how well their advertising campaigns are working and/or to target the advertisements you see on websites you visit.
Please be aware that OMONAIJANEWS has no control or access to these third-party marketers' cookies.
Cookie Policies of Third Parties
Other sponsors and websites are not covered by the OMONAIJANEWS Cookie Policy. For more specific information, we thus suggest that you review the individual Cookie Policies of these third-party ad servers. It might contain information about their policies and how to withdraw from particular choices.
By using the settings on each browser, you may decide whether or not to allow cookies. You may find out more about managing cookies in particular web browsers by visiting the websites of those browsers.
Additional Details
With any luck, this has made things clearer for you. As was previously said, in case something interacts with a function you use on our site, it is usually safer to leave cookies enabled if you are unsure whether you need them or not.
But, if you're still interested in learning more, you can get in touch with us using one of our suggested contact methods:
Email us at Omonaijanews