Data protection and use of cookies

When you browse Seniors Dating Agency, some information may be saved in files called “cookies”, stored on your computer, tablet or smartphone. This page explains how we use cookies and how to change your settings.

What is a cookie?

A cookie is a short line of text stored on your device or in your browser when you browse online content such as a web page or an online advertisement. Cookies make browsing easier and allow data to be recovered. They do not identify you personally, only the browser of your device.

The issuer of the cookie (for example the website you visit or the owner of an online ad) can recognise your device each time it accesses content from the same issuer, for as long as the cookie is valid.

Seniors Dating Agency uses cookies to collect statistical data for traffic analysis. This helps us improve your browsing experience.

The 4 types of cookies

Technical cookies are necessary to browse most websites and to access some of our services. They recognise your browser and tell us which page you visit, so we can adapt the display to your device (screen resolution, language and so on). They cannot be switched off, otherwise you would not be able to use the site.
Audience measurement cookies are issued by our technical service providers to measure the audience of our pages and improve our content and services. They create anonymous statistics about traffic volume and help us detect problems. No personal information is recorded.
Advertising cookies are published by advertising agencies and ad space operators. We may provide advertising space to help finance the content and services we offer free of charge. Advertisers may collect information about the content seen on our site, in line with applicable data protection law. These cookies record how many ads were displayed, how many users clicked them and what they did next, so that our partners can measure and adapt their campaigns.
Social network cookies let you share content from our site, or let others know what you have read, through buttons such as “like” and “share”. Social networks may be able to identify you through these buttons, so we encourage you to read their privacy policies.

Cookies generally expire after no more than one year.

Which cookies do we use?

Apart from the technical cookies that are essential to the site, we collect only non-personal information, through audience measurement cookies. We mainly use Google Analytics performance cookies to analyse how the site is used and to detect anything that may harm your experience. Information about your browsing is stored on Google’s servers as part of our activity reports; see Google’s cookie policy to learn more.

We may also offer advertising space on some pages, in which case the operators of that space may use advertising cookies through our site.

How to control your cookies

By using this website, you accept our use of cookies. You can choose to disable some or all cookies, except technical cookies (otherwise the site may stop working). You can set your browser to alert you when a cookie is stored so that you can accept or refuse it. Here is how to reject cookies in the most common browsers.

Rejecting cookies in your browser

Chrome: open the menu, go to Settings, then Privacy and security, then Third-party cookies or Cookies and other site data. You can block cookies or delete existing ones from there.
Firefox: open the menu, go to Settings, then Privacy & Security. Under Cookies and Site Data you can manage or delete cookies.
Safari: open Settings (or Preferences), go to Privacy, then Manage Website Data to see and remove cookies.
Edge: open the menu, go to Settings, then Cookies and site permissions, then Manage and delete cookies and site data.

Turning off advertising cookies

The companies most likely to store cookies in your browser through this website are: Google (Ads, Analytics), Bing Ads, Facebook pixel, Kenshoo, Outbrain, Taboola, Twitter and Visual Website Optimizer. These cookies measure traffic and audience through the pages visited and interactions made. Disabling them stops the collection of information used to personalise your experience with editorial content and tailored comparison services.

To learn more about how each company uses the data saved through its cookies:

Please note: deleting cookies will not stop you from receiving ads. They will simply no longer be targeted to your preferences and interests, and you will continue to see other ads.

Turning off social network cookies

If you do not want our site to register cookies issued by social networks, you can use the links below. A single cookie will then be sent to your browser with the sole purpose of neutralising other cookies from the same issuer.

Please note: cookies also record the choices you make about your cookie settings. If you delete all the cookies registered on your device for this site, we will no longer know your choices and you will need to set them again at each visit.

If you use another browser or another device (computer, tablet, smartphone), you will need to set your preferences again, as they depend on the browser and the device you use to visit our website.