What is a Cookie?

A cookie is a small file stored on your computer. With the means of cookies, we can identify your browser from page to page and from visit to visit. The purpose of storing this cookie is to improve user experience on our website. If you do not know what cookies are, and how you can delete or control them then we recommend you perform your independent research on cookies to get a better understanding.

How Cookies Work?

The first time you visit a site that has cookies in place, a cookie is downloaded to your device. This cookie file comprises a wide variety of information to improve your visit to that particular site. The next time when you visit the site again, your browser checks for a stored cookie and sends information back to that site, if you have any stored cookies. The website then customizes content based on information stored in the cookie.

Explicit Consent

By signing the Data Protection Notice and Consent, you have given us your explicit content to put cookies on your computer. In case you change your mind, you should either not use this site or delete cookies having visited the site or you should browse the site by using the browser’s anonymous user settings such as Incognito mode in Chrome, Private browsing in Firefox/Safari, and Private browsing in Internet explorer.

You have full right to change your browser’s settings to disable cookies or to be advised when cookies are sent to your computer. However, this action may impair your use or access to our website, thereby we advise that you leave cookies enabled to enjoy a better user experience.

How Do We Use Cookies?

Remarketing – Google Ads

Logic Lyfts uses Google Ads remarketing to promote on third-party websites to previous visitors of the site. Targeted advertising can be done on the Google search result page or another website, part of the Google Display Network.

Third-party vendors use cookies to serve ads based on a person’s past visit to our website. Any data collected through cookies will be used as per the website’s privacy policies and Google’s privacy policies.

With the means of the Google Ad preference page, you can choose your personal preferences for how Google advertisers can advertise to you. Alternatively, you can visit Google’s ad settings to open out of Google’s use of cookies. We may or may not use Google Ads Conversion tracking cookies.

Google Analytics

We use cookies to get a better understanding of how our site has been used to improve our user experience. Rest assured, user data is all anonymous.
Infinity Call Tracking

We also use Infinity Call Tracking cookies.

CSRF Token

We use the   cookie to prevent Cross-Site Request Forgery attacks. The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) classifies this cookie as ‘minimally intrusive’.

Hotjar Website User Heatmapping

Our company name uses Hotjar to get a complete understanding of our user needs to optimize user experience and our service. With the means of this tech service, we understand the user’s experience on how much time they spend on what page or which link they use or click, what they like, or what they don’t like. We can build, maintain, and improve our services with this kind of user feedback.

Hotjar relies on cookies and other technologies to collect and process data about the user’s behavior. The information collected through cookies includes device type, device screen size, device’s IP address, browser information, preferred language to display, and geographical location/only country info. Hotjar collects all this user information on our behalf in a pseudonymized user profile. Hotjar is contractually forbidden to sell any of the data collected on our behalf.

Third-Party Content

We occasionally provide content via third parties that may implement cookies of their own. We only include trusted third-party content providers, who provide data for the ticker.

It is recommended to set your browser to not allow or accept third-party cookies if you do not like to have these parties place cookies on your device. We have little control over what they do with all the data they collect through cookie placement on your device.

Notices

We may send notices to emails that you provide to us. It is your responsibility to notify us of any change to your email address. Any notice sent to your email address is regarded as delivered at the time of sending.

What is it?

A CSRF token is a secure random token (e.g., synchronizer token or challenge token) that is used to prevent CSRF attacks. The token needs to be unique per user session and should be of large random value to make it difficult to guess. A CSRF secure application assigns a unique CSRF token for every user session.