Well over 90% of websites use cookies. Cookies are small blocks of data that store information about your data and behavior. Once you visit a website, cookies help you and the website owners to remember who you are, what device you are using, which browser you are navigating the open web on, etc. They also improve your user experience by remembering your login details, for example.

But some websites also use cookies to remember what you do on their website and to target ads at you. Some of them go further and track you on third-party websites, too. Online users can, therefore, question Cookies. This is why it’s important to understand what you can do about them.

You can turn cookies off completely and put website functionality at risk. You can turn off third-party cookies only, which will stop websites from sharing information about you with third-party websites.

Outbrain DSP may place cookies or similar files, such as pixel tags and web beacons, on the devices you use to engage with Outbrain DSP for security purposes, to facilitate site navigation, and to personalize your experience when you engage with Outbrain DSP as a Site Visitor, a User, or a Business Partner. Cookies allow us to collect technical and navigational information, such as browser type, time spent by you engaging with Outbrain DSP, and pages visited.