Cookie Policy

Blocking Cookies
If you do not agree to the use of cookies, you should disable cookies by following the instructions for your browser as specified in this Cookie Policy. This link will open a new window operated by a third party, and different usage policies may apply that do not align with Corca’s policies. Alternatively, you can use the cookie settings tool provided here to deactivate cookies. Please note that if cookies are blocked, some services may not work properly.

If the organization setting the cookies provides automatic blocking tools related to cookies, Corca will provide a summary of the cookies, including the name of the organization, the link to the automatic blocking tool, and the types of cookies set by the organization. In all other cases, we will provide the cookie names and sources in this Cookie Policy, allowing you to easily identify and block them through your browser's settings if you wish.

Some browsers allow users to configure settings to limit or block tracking of their internet browsing activities. Blocking tracking features may limit the use of certain features or services on websites.

Even after your initial visit to the Website, the cookies used by our site may change. Website visitors and service users are responsible for reviewing this Cookie Policy to understand who sets cookies and for what purpose. You also have the obligation and responsibility to review and configure the cookie settings provided by the cookie-blocking tools.

What Are Cookies?
Cookies are small text files containing a small amount of information that are downloaded onto the user’s device when visiting a web page. These cookies are then sent back to the original web domain when revisiting the site. Since most web pages contain multiple domain elements, users' browsers may receive cookies from multiple sources during a website visit.
Cookies are useful because they allow websites to recognize a user's device. They help users navigate between pages efficiently, remember preferences, and generally enhance the user experience. Cookies may also be used to set advertisements tailored to the user’s interests by tracking web browsing activity.
Session cookies are automatically deleted when you close your browser, while persistent cookies remain on your device (for example, remembering your preferences when you return to a site).

Corca uses third-party cookies for the following purposes:

• Improving the online experience

• Ensuring smooth operation of the website

• Storing website preferences

 

Types of Cookies Used:

• HTML Email Web Beacons:

Our emails may contain a campaign-specific single "web beacon pixel" that tracks whether the email was opened and how many links were clicked within the email. We use this information to understand what types of emails are most engaging and whether users who haven’t opened an email still wish to receive future emails. When users delete the email, the pixel is deleted. If you do not want to download this pixel to your device, you should opt to receive emails in plain text format instead of HTML.

• IP Addresses and Web Logs:

We use IP addresses and browser types to diagnose server issues, manage the website, and improve our services. An IP address is a number code that identifies the user's computer on the internet. IP addresses may also be used to gather general demographic information. Additionally, by querying IP addresses, we can gain insights into which domains (e.g., google.com) users are visiting to more accurately measure demographic information.

 

Cookie Policy Does Not Cover Third-Party Websites
This Cookie Policy does not apply to third-party websites linked from our website and we are not responsible for their privacy practices.

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