We suggest looking over this Cookie Policy so you know how we manage cookies on the SnatchSavings web page. For any other details on how we manage your personal data, do check our Privacy Policy.
What Are Cookies?
Cookies are files which websites save on your device through your internet browser. Such files store information which helps websites recognize your device whenever you visit enabling smoother and easier access.
Typically, a cookie stores the domain that issued it, its expiration time, and a unique identifier that tracks specific activity.
At SnatchSavings, we use two common types of cookies:
Session Cookies: These are temporary files stored only while you browse the website. They disappear once you close your browser.
Persistent Cookies: These cookies stay in your browser’s memory even after you leave the website. Their duration depends on each cookie’s specific settings.
To help organize information as per user requirements, cookies are essential. They are used to customize user experiences across the World Wide Web, and are invaluable in improving the interactions.
Web Beacons and Similar Technologies
Besides cookies, we utilize web beacons, which are small graphics like pixel tags or clear GIFs. These are hidden elements that are integrated into web pages or email messages.
Cookies work alongside web beacons. They help us analyze user activities, for instance, email opening, clicking, or moving between different parts of our website. These measures aid in monitoring participation discreetly, without revealing the user’s identity.
Types of Cookies We Use and Why
We use a variety of first-party and third-party cookies to help deliver a seamless experience. Here’s a breakdown of the categories and their specific purposes:
Essential Cookies
These cookies are essential in enabling the basic functions of the website. They allow user movement throughout the site and restrict access to a number of features. As an example, we apply these to remember your login details or keep your session ongoing.
Essential cookies are only utilized during your browsing session and do not gather data for marketing or analytics purposes.
Performance and Analytics Cookies
This gives insights into how users engage with our websites such as with clicks, views, bounces, and other metrics.
This allows us to improve website performance and even automates optimization for user interaction in website analytics for user behavior.
Functional Cookies
Cookies enable us to save display settings, language preferences, and more. These actions enhance returning users’ website experiences because they are remembered.
Such cookies improve functionality for returning visitors by enhancing site operations, as they do not track other identifiable information.
Affiliate and Tracking Cookies
We partner with affiliate networks and merchants. When you click a promotional offer on SnatchSavings and make a purchase on a partner’s website, tracking cookies help identify your activity so we can receive a commission from the sale.
These cookies assist in tracking activities for referrals but do not detect personally identifiable information.
Social Media Integration Cookies
We may allow you to share parts of our site on Facebook, Twitter, and other similar sites. If you opt to use these share buttons, your browser may store cookies from these networks.
These cookies are likely to monitor your actions on other sites and might be utilized by social media for their own promotional or interaction-related strategies.
Advertising and Targeting Cookies
With your prior consent, we are able to tailor exclusive deals and promotional material targeted to your interests. Such cookies capture non-personally identifiable information such as the pages visited, products viewed, and other browsing habits to provide better tailored suggestions.
While these cookies track user behavior, they do not collect your personal identity or contact details. They are also used to control how often an ad appears, ensuring a smoother experience.
Managing Your Cookie Preferences
In terms of browser settings, accepting cookies by default is the norm as almost all browsers are configured to do so. You can manage cookies by setting your browser to inform you prior to accepting a new cookie, block accepting new cookies, or delete stored cookies.
Since each browser works a little differently, we suggest looking for the Help page or support guides of your browser for more tailored instructions on managing cookies.
Please note: disabling cookies may impact how certain features of our website function. Some sections might not load properly, or you might lose access to personalized settings.