Cookie Policy
Cookie Policy - Pumper.news
Welcome to Pumper.news. As with most websites, we use cookies and other similar technologies to help our site run smoothly for you. This page informs you about the cookies that are used, why we use them, and how to manage them. We appreciate that this can be a bit techy, but will try to simplify it as much as possible.
What Are Cookies?
Cookies are small bits of information that web pages store on your machine (computer, phone, tablet) when you visit. Cookies enable websites to remember that it's you, what you did the last time you came to visit, and your preferences. Think of them like small virtual sticky notes that help your web browsing be easier and more personalized.
Some are deleted the instant that you close your browser. Such are session cookies. Some last for a certain period - these are called persistent cookies.
Why We Use Cookies
On Pumper.news, cookies help us to understand how users are using our site to help us to improve. Cookies also make the site faster, more secure, and easier to use.
Here's an explanation of what we use cookies for:
1. Necessary Cookies
They are necessary to the site to operate. If you didn't have them, you wouldn't be able to read an article, move from page to page, or use essential functions. They don't store information about individuals - they are simply functional.
2. Analytics Cookies
We use these to find out how visitors are using Pumper.news. They let us know such information as which articles are the most viewed, how long people stay on a page, and if they come back. This helps us to see what's going well and what needs to be changed.
We use mostly Google Analytics or similar tools to this purpose. Such tools leave their own cookies that track anonymous data like IP address, types of browsers, and geolocation (city or country level).
3. Performance Cookies
They enable us to track aspects like site speed and performance. If the page takes an eternity to load or something doesn't work properly, the cookies leave hints about what has gone wrong so that we can fix the problem sooner.
4. Personalization Cookies
We use them to save your preferences for instance the language you prefer or if you have viewed certain messages like a cookie banner. This enables us to show you more appropriate information and to avoid repetition.
5. Advertising Cookies
Since Pumper.news can partner with networks or advertising partners to deliver advertising, these cookies allow us to deliver more targeted advertising to you. They also allow the frequency capping to prevent the same advertising from being shown to you. Some are installed by third parties (such as advertising networks) rather than us.
Do Cookies Collect Personal Data?
The majority of cookies collect anonymous information like the type of device that you are using or the pages that you looked at. Some cookies (mainly advertising-related ones) can be linked to your IP address or other identifiers.
We don't track your name, email address, or other information directly using cookies at Pumper.news. However, if you yourself submit that information to us (such as joining our newsletter), some cookies will link the visit to the registration.
How Long Do Cookies Last?
That depends on the type of cookie.
- Session cookies vanish when you close your browser.
- Persistent cookies stay on your device for a set time or until you manually delete them. Some last a few days, others can hang around for months or even years.
The length of each cookie will depend upon the use intended and the one that inserted it - us (first-party cookies) or a third party (third-party cookies, like advertisers or analytics providers).
Third-Party Cookies
We partner with some third-party businesses to help our site and allow our work. Some third-party businesses are allowed to place their own cookies during your visit to our site.
Here are the main types of third-party cookies you might encounter:
- Analytics tools (like Google Analytics) - to help us understand visitor behavior.
- Advertising networks - if we run ads, these networks might set cookies to track which ads you see and click.
- Social media platforms - if we embed content from platforms like Twitter or YouTube, those platforms might set their own cookies.
Since we don’t control these third-party cookies directly, we recommend checking the cookie policies of the companies involved if you want more details.
How to Manage Your Cookie Preferences
You are responsible for the cookies - it's your data, after all. The following are some options to manage or block them:
1. Browser Options
Most browsers enable you to block or delete cookies. The method will be specific to the browser that you are using, so if you are uncertain, refer to the help provided within. Don't forget that if you block all cookies, some functions of Pumper.news (as well as other websites) will be disabled.
2. Cookie banners
Upon your first visit to Pumper.news, you will be presented with a cookie banner. This offers the possibility to allow all cookies, block the non-essential ones, or to customize the preferences. You can change these preferences at any time.
3. Opt-Out Tools
Some third parties offer opt-out mechanisms themselves for advertising cookies. If you want to limit personalized advertising on other websites (including this one), programs like YourAdChoices or Your Online Choices can be used.
Do Not Track Signals
Some browsers enable the sending of a "Do Not Track" notification to websites. There has not yet been an agreed standard method of how to respond to this notification. At this time, Pumper.news does not respond to Do Not Track requests - but we are keeping an eye on privacy standard movements and will update this if there comes to be a firm ruling.
Changes to This Policy
We will sometimes update this cookie policy. If we do, we will update the date at the top of the page to indicate the date the new version was last updated. We will also make important changes to the site.
Questions?
Should you have any issues about the use of cookies, please don't be afraid to contact us. We appreciate your trust and want to be certain that you are satisfied using Pumper.news.
Email: [email protected]
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