What does the Argus websites and apps cookies policy cover

Argus Tracking's websites and apps use cookies — small text files stored in your browser — to run the service, remember your preferences, and provide analytics. By using the service, you consent to this.

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What are cookies?

Cookies are small pieces of text sent by your web browser from a website you visit. The cookie file is stored in your browser and lets the service, or a third party, recognise you and make your next visit easier. Cookies can be "persistent" (they stay after you close your browser) or "session" (they're removed when you close your browser).

How does Argus Tracking use cookies?

When you use the Argus Tracking websites and apps, we may place a number of cookies in your browser. We use both session and persistent cookies to enable certain functions of the service, store your preferences, and provide analytics.

Does Argus Tracking use third-party cookies?

Yes. In addition to our own cookies, we may use third-party cookies to report usage statistics of the service and deliver advertisements, including behavioural advertising, on and through the service.

What choices do I have about cookies?

You can delete cookies, or instruct your browser to delete or refuse them, from your browser's own settings or help pages. If you delete or refuse cookies, some features may not work, your preferences may not be stored, and some pages might not display correctly.

This article doesn't cover Argus's Privacy Policy — see the Argus Tracking privacy policy.