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What cookies are
Cookies are small text files placed on your device by a website you visit. They allow the site to recognise your browser on a return visit, remember preferences, and collect aggregate information about how pages are used. Some cookies are set by the site itself; others are set by third-party services whose tools the site loads. Similar technologies, such as local storage, are treated the same way in this policy.
Two practical consequences matter for you. First, a cookie can only be read back by the domain that set it, or by a service acting on that domain's behalf, which is why clearing cookies on one browser does not affect another device you use to check melbourne airport parking details. Second, most cookies carry an expiry date: a session cookie disappears when you close the browser tab, while a persistent cookie stays on your device until its set expiry or until you delete it yourself.
In this policy, the phrase cookie also covers comparable technologies that store small amounts of data on your device for the same purposes, such as local storage used to remember a preference between visits.