First, what is a cookie? Unfortunately, it is not a sweet treat that you get for having read this far. A “cookie” is a small data file that is stored on users’ computer, tablet, phone or other device when the user visits a website. Some cookies are deleted when the user close down his/her browser. These are known as session cookies. Others remain on users’ device until they expire or the user deletes them from user’s cache. These are known as persistent cookies. Persistent cookies enable the website to “remember” things about a returning user.
Subex’s website uses cookies to collect certain standard information from you. This may include but not limited to your IP address (browser type, language, access times, details of pages visited) and any referring website addresses. The information Subex collect from you is for the purposes of:
Assessing your requirements to deliver content more relevant to you and your interest and to improve the website;
To provide you with a personalized experience when visiting our website;
Provide statistics to Subex on how Subex website and portals are used; etc.
You do not have to accept use of cookies on the Subex website; rather, you can set your browser to reject use of cookies . But, if you decline use of cookies, you may have a reduced experience on our website. You can also delete cookies from your device. To set your browser to reject use of cookies or to delete cookies on your device, please find further information in documentation of the browser you use.
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We also may use Google Analytics to help us analyze the use of our website. Google Analytics generates statistical and other information by using cookies. This allows generation of reports about the use of the website. Google holds this information and provide us access to it. Google’s privacy policy is available at: https://www.google.com/privacypolicy.html
By using the Subex website, you agree to use of cookies for the limited purposes described above.
