1. What is the definition of a cookie?
In a nutshell, a cookie is a little text file that is stored on your computer or mobile device to help you have the best possible experience when visiting a website.
2. What is the purpose of cookies in book-flight.co.uk?
Cookies enable us to collect anonymous traffic data such as browser type, time spent on the Services, pages visited, and language preferences. We and our service providers use the information for security, to make navigation easier, to better display information, to tailor your experience while using the Services, and to recognise your computer to help you use the Services. We also collect statistical data on how the Services are used in order to improve their design and performance, understand how they are utilised, and help us answer inquiries about them. Moreover, cookies permit us to decide which of our ads or deals are most likely to acceptable to you and show them to you while you are using the facilities. We may also use cookies or other technology to measure how people respond to our online ads and to figure out which website or advertisement sent you to our site.
3.How do you deal with cookies?
3.How do you deal with cookies?
If you do not want information gathered through the use of cookies, most browsers have a simple setting that allows you to decline cookies automatically or be given the option of declining or accepting the transfer of a specific cookie (or cookies) from a certain site to your computer. If you refuse to accept cookies, however, you may find that using the Services is inconvenient. For example, we may not recognise your computer and require you to log in each time you visit.