TPI Cookie Policy

TPI Cookie Policy

1. Scope of Application

This TPI Cookie Policy describes how Trusted Positioning Inc., Ontario, Canada (“TPI”) collects or otherwise obtains, via Cookies, data of users that access, browse or otherwise use TPI’s website or third-party websites on which TPI has posted advertisements (“Users”). These data may include also personal data.

This TPI Cookie Policy supplements the TPI Privacy Policy in respect of the use of Cookies on the TPI Website.

2. Cookies

Cookies are small files, usually composed of alphanumeric characters, issued by TPI’s website or third-party providers (“Cookies”) and stored on computers, tablets, smart phones and other devices (“Devices”) of Users that access, browse or otherwise use TPI’s website or third-party websites on which TPI has posted advertisements.

3. Types of Cookies

Cookies are usually classified into (i) Session Cookies and Persistent Cookies, and (ii) in First Party Cookies and Third-Party Cookies, which will be explained in the following.

3.1 Session Cookies

Session Cookies ensure that a User can use functions and refer to information on the TPI website in an efficient way. For example, they ensure that a User is not required to enter the same information repeatedly while using the TPI website. They are stored in temporary memory and deleted when the web browser is closed.

3.2 Persistent Cookies

Persistent Cookies are stored on the hard disk of the User’s device and are not deleted if the web browser is closed. For example, they are used to save a setting that ensures a User can use the same language when he/she visits next time and to record the number of visits. The period these Cookies are stored varies from Cookie to Cookie.

3.3 First Party and Third-Party Cookies

First Party Cookies are issued by TPI. Third Party Cookies are issued by third party service providers, which TPI uses, e.g., to embed certain functionalities on its website for social media content. In some cases, third party providers use further sub-providers that issue so called Fourth Party Cookies that come along with their service applications. Under this Cookie Policy and TPI’s Cookie management system, Fourth Party Cookies are treated as Third Party Cookies. This means that any setting a User applies to Third Party Cookies will also apply to any Fourth Party Cookies associated therewith.

4. Cookies used on the TPI Website

TPI uses Cookies for the following purposes:

Performance Cookies: These Cookies allow TPI to measure and analyze User activities on TPI’s website to improve its performance. They usually measure traffic data including the number of Users that visit TPI’s website, number of visits, pages Users view and website and location from which the visit originates. They help TPI to know which pages are the most and least popular, see where Users come from and how they move around on the TPI website. You can set your browser to alert you about these Cookies and block them, but TPI will not be able to monitor and improve the performance of its website for the benefit of Users.

These Cookies do not store any personally identifiable data; any data collected is aggregated and anonymous.

TPI uses Google Analytics, third-party cookies for the purposes described above. Please refer to the terms of such service providers to understand how your data is handled by them.

http://www.google.com/policies/privacy/partners/

5. How to Manage Cookies

In most web browsers, it is possible to make a setting to notify receipt of Cookies being sent; that is, to select whether or not to receive Cookies. It is also possible to make a setting to render the Cookie function inoperable. You may use the TPI Website even if you make a Cookie function inoperable. However, blocking some types of Cookies may affect your experience of the TPI website and its functions and services.

Last updated: September 1, 2022