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Each website can only read the cookies it has sent, never those from other sites. Their primary purpose is to understand user behavior to improve the experience on our website.
A cookie is not an executable file and cannot propagate or contain viruses. If you choose not to allow cookies, the website should still function exactly the same.
You can configure your browser to accept or reject cookies or to notify you when a website wants to store them.
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