This Cookie Policy explains how eHealthTutorial and its service providers may use cookies and similar technologies. It should be read together with the Privacy Policy.
What cookies are
Cookies are small text files stored on a browser or device. Similar technologies may include local storage, pixels, tags, and identifiers that help websites operate, remember choices, measure activity, or understand referrals.
Categories used by the website
Essential and security technologies
These support core website operation, administration, security, fraud prevention, form protection, load management, and saved privacy choices. Some are required for requested website functions and cannot be disabled through a site preference tool.
Analytics technologies
Analytics services may collect pseudonymous or aggregated information about visits, traffic sources, pages viewed, browser or device characteristics, approximate location, and interactions. Google Analytics, when enabled, may use the _ga cookie or related identifiers to distinguish visits and sessions. Independent Analytics may also measure website activity according to its configured settings.
Functionality technologies
These may remember interface or form-related choices and help website features operate consistently.
Affiliate and referral technologies
Internal affiliate redirects may record clicks and referral information. When a visitor follows a link to another website, the destination company or affiliate network may set its own cookies to attribute a referral or operate its website. Those third-party cookies are controlled by the third party.
Cookie duration
Some cookies exist only during a browser session, while others remain for a period established by eHealthTutorial or the relevant service provider. Duration may change when services or settings are updated.
Visitor choices
Visitors can use available site cookie controls and browser settings to accept, reject, block, or delete cookies. Browser controls vary by provider. Blocking certain technologies may affect website features. Where applicable law requires consent for a non-essential technology, the technology should be controlled according to the visitor’s consent choice.
Third-party information
Third-party providers maintain their own privacy and cookie documentation. Visitors should review the policies of Google and any destination company or affiliate service they choose to use.
Policy changes
This policy may be revised when website technologies, providers, or legal requirements change. The version posted on this page describes current website practices.
Contact
Questions about website cookies or privacy choices can be submitted through the Contact form.