COOKIE STATEMENT
Your data is yours
At Bevananda, we value your concern for your privacy. That is why, we are open and transparent about how we use cookies and what they mean to you.
The cookies that we use at Bevananda help our website recognize you and your online preferences based on your previous actions and the information you have provided while visiting our website.
What are cookies?
Cookies are files that are stored on your computer or mobile device to record your interactions while visiting a website. Cookies allow websites to remember your actions and preferences (such as location, language, font size, and other display preferences), as well as any information you may have provided, such as your name, phone number, email address, home address, and so on.
In essence, cookies are used to enhance your online experience by delivering more personalized content and offering you products or services that are more relevant to you.
Why do we use cookies?
At Bevananda, our purpose in using cookies is ONLY to support the basic functionality of our website and to personalize and optimize your online experience.
Our website only uses Session Cookies.
The way that session cookies work is that they keep track of all of your activities as you move from page to page on our website and store all of the information that you provide. These cookies only last for one session, which begins when you access our website and ends when you close it.
Session cookies are necessary for websites whose functionality depends on user activity to provide you with a more personalized web experience.
Are Session Cookies compliant with GDPR?
Yes. The GDPR considers session cookies to be essential cookies. These cookies are essential for a website to operate normally, and allow users to navigate between pages without losing the history of previous actions.
Session cookies do not need cookie permission. GDPR also doesn't require cookie notification for essential cookies. So we can conclude session cookies are still GDPR compliant.
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