Cookie Policy
Introduction
Feast Conference utilizes cookies across feastconference.com. By accessing Feast Conference websites, visitors agree to data collection and usage as outlined in this policy and associated privacy notices.
This policy clarifies cookie functionality, their implementation, third-party involvement, user choices, and additional cookie information.
What Are Cookies
Cookies are small text files transmitted by web browsers when visiting websites. These files remain stored in your browser, enabling Feast Conference websites or partners to recognize visitors and enhance subsequent browsing experiences.
Cookies exist in two forms: "session" cookies expire upon closing your browser or application, while "persistent" cookies remain active across multiple visits to enable user recognition.
How Feast Conference Uses Cookies
Feast Conference websites place multiple cookie files in browsers to serve these functions: enabling specific capabilities, storing preferences, supporting marketing efforts, and gathering aggregated usage statistics.
The platform employs both session and persistent cookies, categorized as follows:
- Strictly Necessary Cookies — Enable navigation and full website feature access, including user authentication and fraud prevention. Website functionality requires these cookies.
- Functionality Cookies — Remember previous visits, stored preferences, and submitted information to deliver customized experiences and enhanced features.
- Performance and Analytical Cookies — Monitor website capacity, identify errors, track usage patterns, count unique visitors, and measure engagement duration and access origins.
- Retargeting or Advertising Cookies — Third-party cookies from Google Analytics, Facebook, and similar services track visited pages and broader browsing behavior using cookie identifiers for statistical analysis.
Third-Party Cookies
Feast Conference engages third-party service providers for site analytics and metrics.
This policy excludes third-party cookies, web beacons, and tracking technologies, which operate under separate policies. Service providers include Google Analytics, Facebook, WordPress Session, YouTube, Google Maps, and Vimeo.
Most browsers automatically accept cookies by default. Users can modify settings to prevent acceptance or delete existing cookies through browser help pages. However, refusing cookies may limit feature access, preference storage, and page display functionality.
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