What Are Cookies?
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What Are Cookies Used For?
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Enabling smoother navigation
Remembering preferences
Understanding how the site is used
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What Types of Cookies Does onejunction.site Use?
We use four main categories of cookies:
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Essential for basic site functionality. These enable features like logging in, navigating between pages, and accessing secure content.
2. Performance Cookies
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3. Functionality Cookies
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4. Targeting Cookies
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First-Party vs. Third-Party Cookies
First-Party Cookies
Set directly by onejunction.site, these support core site functions, including secure access and saved settings.
Third-Party Cookies
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Cookie Duration
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Persistent Cookies: Remain until they expire or are manually removed.
How to Control or Delete Cookies
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