Cookies Policy

Annofire Ltd aims to deliver the best possible online service to you and we commit to maintain the confidence that you place in us. Thus, we would like to give you clear information about how we use cookies on our website. The word “computers”, when used in this policy, refers to computers, smartphones, tablets and all other devices used for accessing the internet.

Cookies are small text files that are placed and stored on your computer when you visit a website. Cookies are very useful because they enable a user to be recognised. Cookies undertake a number of useful tasks, including improving security of a website and general user experience. Find out more about the use of cookies on http://www.cookiecentral.com.

Cookies are either: a) session specific, which means that they are deleted from your computer once the session and browser are closed; or (b) permanent, meaning that they will remain resident.

This website use both session and permanent cookies, such as the following groups of cookies:

• I. Analytics cookies that anonymously remember your computer or mobile device when you visit our website. They keep track of browsing patterns and build up a profile of how our visitors use the website.
• II. Process cookies help make a website function and deliver the services that the website visitor expects to receive, such as navigation, access to secure areas etc. These cookies are necessary and without them the website will not function properly.
• III. Preference cookies allow a website to remember a user’s preferences in relation to the website such as language, font size, currency, region etc. These cookies are not vital but enhance a user’s experience.
• IV. Advertising cookies enable adverts presented on a website to be targeted to a specific user. These cookies will collect certain information on the user, such as: type of websites visited; choices made on websites etc. which is then in turn used to determine what adverts should be presented.
• V. Performance – Performance cookies collect information about how the user interacts with a website. This may include the pages a user visits most often, the activity of the user on the website and how often the user returns. This information is normally used in an anonymised way and the data collected is used to help improve the site and browsing experience.

Most browsers are set to accept cookies as a default. But you can choose to block all or certain cookies by configuring your browser setting. However, if you decide to block cookies you may find that you experience interruption or delays to your browsing experience and cannot use or access certain areas of a website. You can find details on what your browser offers and how to configure your browser setting based on your choices on the “Help” menu or other dedicated section of your internet browser.

Please note: blocking the installation of cookies on your computer will not remove all advertisements from websites you visit. Your refusal to accept these cookies will only prevent the customisation of such advertisements to your areas of interest as deducted from your browsing behaviour.

More information about cookies generally and how cookies can be controlled can be found at http://youronlinechoices.com/

We may occasionaly use monitoring technology to collect and store information about how you access and use our websites, for example: when and for how long you accessed our website and what pages you browsed. Some of the information we collect is anonymous, statistical data, and some is information about your activities as an individual user. We monitor and track your activities in this way for a variety of purposes, including for compliance with our regulatory and legal obligations and to provide better services to you. The information we collect may be used for marketing purposes.