Cookie Policy

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This Cookie Policy sets out how and why we handle your personal data through the use of cookies.
This Cookie Policy should be read alongside Pyypl’s Privacy Policy.

1. What are cookies?

Cookies are small files of letters and digits downloaded and saved on your computer or another device (for instance, a mobile phone, a tablet) and saved in your browser while you visit a website. They can be used to track the pages you visit on the website, save the information you enter, or remember your preferences such as language settings as long as you’re browsing the website.

2. Why are cookies used?

Cookies are needed to enable us to make our digital services easier for you to use, to get informationon how visitors use our website and to improve the service to visitors and enhance  the user experience. Cookies are also used for our marketing or analytics purposes.

3. What categories of cookies may we use?

There are different categories of cookies we use or may use from time-to-time. We use both first-party cookies and third-party cookies on our website. You can accept all cookies or certain categories. When you accept a category, you accept all cookies in that category (please see detailed "List of cookies" below). You can always change your preferences and decline cookies.
 
Strictly necessary cookies – these allow you to access various parts of our website and are saved on your device while you visit the site. These cookies are crucial to the functioning of the website and cannot be switched off. Essential cookies are installed depending on your activities on the website. We process personal data using necessary cookies based on our justified interest.
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Functional - these cookies allow a website to remember your site preferences and choices you make on the site including user name, region, and language. This allows the website to provide personalized features like local news stories and weather if you share your location and boost your overall user experience on our website. The data collected via these cookies is anonymous and these cookies do not track browsing activity across other websites. Similarly, to strictly necessary cookies, we do not need to ask for your consent to use these cookies.
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Performance – these are used specifically for gathering data on how visitors use our website, which pages of our website are visited most often and whether the users get error messages on web pages. These cookies monitor only the performance of the website as the user interacts with it. These cookies do not collect identifiable information on visitors, which means all the data collected is anonymous and only used to improve the functionality of our website. We also use these cookies to gather statistical data on how our website is performing in order to make improvements. Despite the anonymity of the data collected, we will seek your consent to the use of these cookies.

Persistent - these are stored on your device to help our website remember information, settings, preferences, or sign-on credentials that you have previously saved. This helps us to create a convenient and faster website experience for you. These cookies have an expiration date issued to it by the web server so, when you close your browser and start it up again, the cookie is still there. Once the expiration date is reached, the cookie is destroyed. Persistent cookies track visitors as they move around our website to figure out what users like about the website to help improve the user experience. We will seek your consent to the use of these cookies.

Session - this is a server-specific cookie that cannot be passed to any machine other than the one that generated the cookie. The session cookie allows the browser to re-identify itself to the single, unique server to which you had previously authenticated. The session key stored in the session cookie contains only a random number identifier that is used to index the server's session cache. There is no other information exposed in the session cookie. We will seek your consent to the use of these cookies.

4. What types of cookies do we use?

The types of cookies we use fall into one of the categories listed above. Please refer to the table below for the list of cookies we currently use and which appear on our website.

5. What does consent to cookies mean?

We use different types of cookies that are placed by default (for example "necessary" cookies), butfor certain cookies that are used for analytics and marketing purposes, we ask your consent. By your consent you choose whether to allow categories of cookies in the cookie banner that appears when you visit the website.

No consent is needed for "necessary" cookies, because these cookies are mandatory in order to show full and uninterrupted content on www.pyypl.com for you to be able to log in to the internet website and receive the compatible digital browsing and online experience.

6. What happens if you don't accept cookies?

If you do not want cookies to be used on your device, you can manage cookie preferences or not accept cookies. Please note that such changes/choice may affect website functionalities and you won’t be able to make full use of our online services and receive offers or advertisements.

7. How to enable cookies in your browser?

You can enable cookies in your browser in a few simple steps. However, the process is slightly different for each browser. Please select the name of your browser to view a detailed guide.

Google Chrome
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Open cookie settings (Settings – Privacy and security – Cookies and other site data) or copy this URL in the Google Chrome address field: chrome://settings/cookiescheck the "Allow all cookies" option to enable cookies.

Microsoft Edge

Open cookie settings (Settings – Cookies and site permissions – Manage and delete cookies and sitedata) or copy this URL in the Microsoft Edge address field: edge://settings/content/cookie

Check the “Allow site to save and read cookie date (recommended)” option to enable cookies.

Mozilla Firefox

Open cookie settings (Menu – Options – Privacy & Security) and choose the option "Standard" to enable cookies.

Safari Desktop version

Open cookie settings (Preferences – Privacy) and disable the option “Block all cookies” to enable cookies.

Safari mobile version

Open cookie settings (Settings – Safari – PRIVACY & SECURITY) and disable the option “Block all cookies” to enable cookies.

Android Phone Chrome

Tap the Menu icon (three dots on the upper-right side), then follow Settings – Site settings – Cookies. Select "Allow cookies".

8. How to delete cookies or change the preferences?

If the user wishes to limit or forbid the acceptance and storage of cookies on their devices, or to delete the cookies already saved, such actions can be performed by using the web browser's settings.

You can set your browser to accept all cookies, reject all cookies, or be notified when a cookie is downloaded. Your device's operating system may contain additional cookie controls. If you do not want cookies to collect information, opt out of cookies in your browser settings.

Our website may contain the links to websites of other companies or organizations. Please note that Pyypl is not responsible for the content of such websites, or for the privacy policies or cookie policies used by them. So, if you visit other websites, you should inquire and be aware separately about their policies.

9. Questions?

If you have any questions about the use of cookies on our website, or the storage and use of data collected from cookies, please get in touch via email.

10. Changes to our Cookie Policy

This Policy may be changed without notice as we comply with the laws and/or regulations governing the use of cookies and consider the generally accepted industry practices and technological changes related to the use of cookies from time to time. Any changes will be posted on our website and date stamped so that you are always aware of the latest update.

December 2022