Cookie Policy

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1. What is a Cookie?

 

A cookie is a small file of letters and numbers downloaded on to your computer when you access certain websites. In general, cookies allow a website to recognize a user’s computer.

 

The most important thing to know about cookies placed by CW is that they make our website a bit more user-friendly, for example, by remembering site preferences and language settings.

 

2. Why does CW use Cookies?

 

We use these cookies and other similar technologies for a number of purposes, including:

 

Keeping you signed in, if applicable

 

Keeping your preferences, if applicable

 

Understanding how you use our website 

 

To monitor and analyze the performance, operation, and effectiveness in order to improve the CW Platform

 

To understand and improve the impact of our marketing campaigns.

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To understand sale of products.

 

For security needs and fraud-protection purposes and in order to identify and prevent cyber-attacks

 

Cookies that are used by CW should be divided into two types:

 

“First-party Cookies” -  Cookies that are placed by CW or by or  through wix.com (Wix) or godaddy.com (GD). Please see the Wix Cookie Policy and the Godaddy Cookie Policy for cookies that they may use over any used by CW. 

 

“Third-party Cookies” - Cookies that are placed and used by third-party companies which are Wix’s or GD’s partners

 

It is important to note that CW cannot access  Wix and GD cookies and that CW, Wix and GD  cannot access third-party cookies; nor can other third-party organizations access the data in the cookies we use on our website. .

 

Duration:

Depending on their function, Cookies may have different durations. There are session cookies and persistent cookies:

 

Session cookies only last for your online session. It means that the browser deletes these cookies once you close your browser.

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Persistent cookies stay on your device after the browser has been closed and last for the period of time specified in the cookie.

 

Categories:

The cookies used on our website fall into one of four categories: 

 

Essential Cookies let you move around the website and use essential features like secure and private areas.

 

Analytic Cookies let us understand how you use our website (e.g. which pages you visit), to provide statistics on how our website is used, improve the website by identifying any errors, and performance issues.

 

Functional cookies are cookies used to remember choices users make to improve their experience (e.g. language). 

Marketing cookies are used to collect information about the impact of our marketing campaigns performed in other websites on users and non-users. 

 

 

Go Daddy Cookies and other Identifers Policy.

 

In part, the GD privacy policy states the following about cookies and other identifiers on and through its websites:

 

Cookies, Web Beacons, and Other Online Identifiers

 

We use three main types of online identifiers on our website and in our services: cookies, web beacons, and scripts.

 

Cookies are text files placed on a device when a person visits our webpages or view messages from us. Some cookies are “session cookies” that expire at the end of a browser session, while others are “persistent cookies” that allow us to remember user preferences and settings over multiple visits and across other websites.

 

Web Beacons are image files placed in our web pages and emails that we use for such purposes as determining if an email has been opened or an advertisement has been viewed.

 

Scripts are small pieces of computer code that power customer service tools, deliver video, provide interactive experiences, and help us measure service use.

 

We manage some identifiers directly. Other identifiers are managed by third parties. For example, we use Google Analytics to monitor website performance and visitor engagement.

 

We use identifiers to provide customized services, measure website performance, provide customer support, deliver personalized advertising, and generate data insights, including through the use of artificial intelligence. Specific examples of how we use identifiers include, but are not limited to:

Setting your service preferences

Managing your shopping cart

Guarding against fraud

Delivering relevant advertisements

Measuring website use

Conducting research on use of product featuresto improve our services

 

Identifier Management

 

We use optional and mandatory identifiers. Optional identifiers are used for support, website performance, and advertising. Mandatory identifiers are used for account, verification, service continuity, security, and other essential functions necessary to provide our website and services.

 

We offer several methods for managing optional identifier settings. Individuals using our websites can manage identifier settings by clicking on Manage Privacy Settings through the link in this notice. Customers can also manage their identifier settings for our websites and our services through their customer account settings. We do not offer the ability to manage mandatory identifiers, because such identifiers are essential to providing our products and services.

 

In addition to our Manage Privacy Settings options, many web browsers allow users to block cookies (directly or through plugins and extensions). Some cookies, however, are essential for our website and services to function. If you set your browser to block all cookies, you may not be able to use our services.

 

"Do Not Track" and other Preference Signals

 

Some web browsers provide a “Do Not Track” feature. There are no generally accepted standards for this feature and we do not respond to “Do Not Track” signals.

We recognize universal opt-out mechanisms, such as the Global Privacy Control, where required by applicable law.

 

Marketing and Advertising Preferences

 

You can manage your marketing and advertising preferences, including whether you wish to receive customized marketing and advertising:

 

Through this notice by clicking Manage Privacy Settings

 

If you are a customer, through your Account Settings

 

Storage

 

We store personal data on our own systems and with trusted service providers, including Amazon Web Services.

 

To see GD full privacy policy, please link here.

To see Wix full Cookies policy please link here

 

 

 

 

 

Any questions? Please contact us here.