Cookie Policy

This page explains what cookies are, which cookies WAR ATLAS uses, and how you can control them. This policy should be read together with our Privacy Policy.

What is a cookie?

A cookie is a small text file that a website stores on your computer, phone or tablet when you visit it. Cookies let the site remember things — for example, that you have visited before — and they let services the site uses, such as advertising, work properly. Cookies do not contain personal information such as your name or address, and they cannot run programs on your device.

Which cookies we use

Strictly necessary cookies

These are needed for the site to work at all. They include the session cookie used by WordPress, the software that runs this site, and the cache cookie used by LiteSpeed Cache, which stores temporary copies of pages so the site loads quickly. Without these cookies, the site may not work correctly. They do not track you for advertising.

Preference cookies

These remember choices you make on the site, such as your preferred language, so that you do not have to choose again on your next visit.

Advertising cookies

When advertising is shown on the site through Google AdSense, Google and its advertising partners may set cookies on your device. These cookies are used to show advertising that is relevant to you, to limit how often you see the same advertisement, and to measure how advertising performs. Advertising cookies are only set when advertising is displayed. Some advertising cookies may remain on your device for up to 13 months, as set by Google.

We do not set advertising cookies ourselves, and we do not control the cookies set by Google and its partners. You can read Google’s own cookie and privacy information on Google’s website.

How to control cookies

You can control and delete cookies through your browser settings. In most browsers you can:

• See which cookies are stored on your device, and delete some or all of them.
• Block cookies from a particular site, or block all third-party cookies.
• Set your browser to ask you before a cookie is stored.

Look in your browser’s settings or help pages under “cookies”, “privacy” or “site data”. You can also use your browser’s private or incognito mode, in which cookies are deleted when you close the window.

What happens if you block cookies

If you block or delete cookies, the site will still work, but some things may be less convenient: your language preference may not be remembered, and pages may load more slowly because the cache cannot be used as effectively. If you block third-party cookies, advertising on the site may be less relevant to you, but you will still see advertising.

Changes to this policy

We may update this policy if we change the cookies the site uses — for example, when advertising is enabled. The current version is always the one published on this page.

If you have questions about cookies on this site, write to [email protected].