What Are Cookies?
Cookies are small text files stored on a user’s device when visiting a website. These files help retain user preferences, track session data, and improve interactions across web pages. They contribute significantly to site usability and security.
Without cookies, websites may struggle to remember past interactions, leading to repetitive logins and less optimized user experiences. Their functionality is fundamental for both users and website owners.
- Session Cookies: Temporary files that expire after a user leaves the site.
- Persistent Cookies: Remain stored for a defined period to enhance user convenience.
- First-Party Cookies: Set directly by the visited website.
- Third-Party Cookies: Managed by external services integrated into the website.
- Essential Cookies: Necessary for core website functions, such as authentication.
These different categories serve unique roles, ensuring that users benefit from seamless navigation, security enforcement, and personalized browsing.
How Lucky Manor Uses Cookies
We deploy cookies strategically to support user interaction, enhance security, and optimize website performance. Our goal is to provide a seamless experience without compromising privacy.
The primary reasons for using cookies on our platform include personalization, performance tracking, and fraud prevention. Each category serves a specific function aimed at improving efficiency.
| Cookie Type | Purpose | Duration |
|---|---|---|
| Session Cookies | Manage active sessions and remember temporary data | Expires when browser closes |
| Persistent Cookies | Save login details and browsing preferences | Varies (days to months) |
| Analytics Cookies | Track user interactions to optimize website experience | Up to 2 years |
| Advertising Cookies | Display relevant advertisements based on browsing habits | Up to 1 year |
| Security Cookies | Detect fraudulent activity and secure accounts | Up to 6 months |
Our implementation of cookies ensures that users benefit from improved navigation, reduced load times, and enhanced security measures.
Managing Cookie Preferences
Users have the ability to manage cookies according to their preferences. This involves enabling or disabling certain cookies through browser settings or website controls.
For better control, you can follow these steps to adjust settings based on your requirements:
- Open your browser settings and navigate to the privacy or security section.
- Locate the cookie preferences or site data settings.
- Choose whether to allow, block, or delete specific cookies.
- Set preferences for first-party and third-party cookies separately.
- Save changes and refresh the website to apply new settings.
By managing cookies effectively, users can maintain privacy while still benefiting from personalized website interactions.