AXA EXCHANGE (DALLAS)
Cookie policy
What cookies are and how you can manage your preferences.
Please read the information below. This policy explains what cookies are, how they may be used and how you can manage them. It complements the Privacy policy of S.C. AXA Office Exchange S.R.L.
The website is built with WordPress and Avada. The presentation pages do not include analytics tools, advertising or external videos added by us. Maps are loaded only with your consent, and fonts are configured to load locally. Avada manages the privacy notice and blocks external content that requires consent.
Strictly necessary cookies are used to run the service or remember your choices. For optional cookies or features that require consent, consent must be given before they are activated. Simply browsing the website or closing the notice does not constitute consent to marketing.
What is a cookie?
An “Internet cookie”, also called a “browser cookie” or “HTTP cookie”, is a small file made up of letters and numbers that can be stored on the computer, phone or other device you use to access the internet.
A cookie is set through a request sent by a server to the browser. It is not an executable program, does not contain viruses and cannot access the files on your device by itself. It consists of a name and a value and has a set lifetime.
Some cookies or their associated identifiers may be personal data if they allow the user to be identified or singled out, directly or indirectly.
Types of cookies
- Session cookies: are stored temporarily and are usually removed at the end of the browsing session.
- Persistent cookies: remain on the device until they expire or until you delete them.
- First-party cookies: are associated with the website you are visiting.
- Third-party cookies: are associated with other providers, for example for embedded videos, maps or social features.
What are the benefits of cookies?
Cookies can link the browser and the server so that the website recognises certain choices on later visits. They can remember privacy preferences, language options or the session of a logged-in user.
General examples, such as shopping carts, advertising or customer accounts, describe possible uses on the internet and do not mean that this website offers those features.
Cookies and preferences on this website
| Feature | Purpose | Duration / context |
|---|---|---|
| Avada preferences | The privacy_embeds cookie remembers your choice about external content when a consent feature is used. |
Consent expiry is set to 30 days. |
| Privacy notice | Remembers that the notice was closed. The “Got it” button closes the notice, without general consent to optional services. | According to the Avada mechanism and browser settings. |
| WordPress login | Technical cookies needed for administrators to log in and for their preferences. | In the context of logging in; the duration depends on the session and login options. |
Cookies can be deleted from the browser at any time. The list and options must be updated if the website introduces new features.
What are third-party cookies?
Some sections of a website may be provided by third parties, such as a video, a map or a social feature. These services may use their own cookies and process information according to their policies.
On this website, the Google Maps buttons and the links to public institutions lead to external websites. Those services open only when you follow the link. Their policies apply on the external pages.
Other uses found on the internet
Performance and preferences
Some websites use cookies to remember options such as language, player volume or other settings. This avoids repeating choices on every visit.
Visitor analytics
Analytics tools may use identifiers to measure visits and interactions. This information should not automatically be considered anonymous. Their use is subject to the applicable information and consent requirements.
Location and advertising
Some services use information about approximate location or interests to tailor content and ads. These examples are not advertising features implemented on the current pages of this website.
Registration and login
On websites that offer accounts, cookies can recognise the user’s session and permissions. This website does not offer customer account registration; WordPress administration is separate.
What information can they store?
Cookies can store preferences, session identifiers or consent choices. The type of data and the duration depend on the purpose of each cookie. Do not send bank details, passwords or identity documents through contact messages.
Security and privacy
Cookies are not viruses and cannot run as programs. However, identifiers can be used to track activity across pages or services. For this reason, it is useful to check your browser’s privacy settings and the permissions you have granted.
Use an up-to-date browser and adjust your cookie settings to your preferences. If you share your device with other people, you can choose to clear browsing data when you close the session.
How can you block or delete cookies?
All modern browsers let you manage cookies from the “Settings”, “Privacy” or “Site data” menus. You can delete the data for this website, block third-party cookies or change your general preferences. Disabling necessary cookies may affect logging in and remembering settings.
In Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari, search the settings for “cookie” or see the browser’s help section. You can change your choices by deleting this website’s data; on a later visit, the notice and any consent requests may appear again.
Contact
For questions about cookies and personal data, you can write to us at emadjurbaka@yahoo.com. Information about your rights is available in the Privacy policy.