​Cookie statement

What are cookies?

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We use cookies on architecture.com for two purposes:

1. Login - these are cookies that are set by the portal directly. These cookies are used to verify whether your login has been authenticated (My Account users only).

These performance cookies collect information about how you use the website including the pages you visit and errors you experience. These cookies do not collect any information which could identify you as an individual, all information they collect is anonymous.

We use this information to improve the performance and content of the website. By using our website you agree that we can place these cookies on your device.

2. Statistics – to track how many unique users we have and how often they visit our website. These cookies are set by Google, Inc. Data we collect includes which of our pages are most frequently visited, and we use this information to continually improve our website.

What cookies are used on www.presidentsmedals.com?

First party cookies

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Purpose: This holds a unique identifier for your session
Expires: At the end of your session

Second party cookies

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Purpose: Set by the Google Analytics software we use to measure usage of the site. It allows us for example to determine unique users, where they have come from, and when they last visited.
Provider: Google Analytics
Expires: 2 years

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Purpose: Used to limit the amount of times information is shared with Google.
Provider: Google Analytics
Expires: 10 minutes

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Purpose: Used to distinguish users and their user journeys.
Provider: Google Analytics
Expires: 24 hours

Google
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