What Are Cookies Anyway?

Cookies are tiny data files stored on your device when you browse websites. They've been around since the mid-90s and remain one of the most reliable ways for websites to remember preferences and track usage patterns.

When you return to vevinansalos.com, these cookies help the site recognize you. Maybe you adjusted your dashboard settings last week, or you were halfway through reading an article about financial planning. Cookies remember these things so you don't have to start from scratch every time.

We use different types of cookies for different purposes. Some expire when you close your browser. Others stick around for months or even years, depending on what they're designed to do.

The Types We Use

How This Affects Your Experience

Here's a practical example. Say you're researching business finance options and you visit several pages on vevinansalos.com. Analytics cookies help us see that pathway and understand what information people need when they're exploring financial services.

If you reject non-essential cookies, you'll still be able to use the site. But we won't remember your preferences between visits, and you might see less relevant content recommendations. The core functionality remains intact — you just lose some of the personalized touches.

Third-Party Technologies

We work with several external services that place their own cookies. Google Analytics helps us understand site traffic. Marketing platforms track campaign performance. These third parties have their own privacy policies and cookie management systems.

When you reject non-essential cookies through our tool below, it blocks most of these third-party trackers as well. But some might persist if they're necessary for core functionality or security.