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UQBITZ uses cookies, local storage, session storage and similar technologies to keep the platform working securely, remember preferences and, when authorized, measure usage and communication.
1. What are cookies and similar technologies
Cookies are small files stored in the browser. Similar technologies can store information locally for session maintenance, authentication, security, interface preferences, metrics and integrations.
2. Necessary cookies
Necessary cookies enable login, security, fraud prevention, session, balancing, essential preferences and basic functioning of the application. They cannot be deactivated through the preference center without impairing the use of the platform.
3. Preferences
Preference cookies can remember choices such as theme, language, selected organization, component state and recurring settings. When rejecting this category, some choices may need to be redone in new accesses.
4. Analytics
Optional analytical cookies can help understand stability, usage journeys, most accessed screens, interface errors and points for improvement. When used, they must prioritize aggregated data, minimization and controls compatible with applicable legislation.
5. Marketing and communication
Marketing cookies, when used, can support campaign measurement, registration origination and personalized communication. This category is optional and can be rejected without impeding basic use of the platform.
6. How to manage preferences
The cookie banner allows you to accept optional, keep only necessary or configure categories before continuing. Preferences may be updated when the platform publishes a new version of this policy or when additional controls become available in the product.
7. Impact of refusal
By refusing optional cookies, essential features remain available. Some convenience, personalization, measurement or communication features may be limited or require manual reconfiguration.