Cookie Policy
Cookie Policy Notice
This Cookie Policy Notice is issued to inform you that our website, My Content Quest, collects certain information using cookies.
Cookies are small text files that our website places on your computer or mobile device when you visit the site. They are widely used to make websites work, or work more efficiently, and to provide information to the owners of the website.
The information collected may be stored in cookies, and may include, but is not limited to, your IP address, device type, web browser type and language, referring and exit pages, date and time of visits, and the pages viewed. This information may be used to analyze the usage and performance of our website, understand user preferences, and for other general purposes.
We may also use cookies to customize your experience when visiting our website. For example, cookies may be used to remember your settings, preferences, and to provide personalized content.
You can manage the use of cookies in your web browser and can disable or delete them at any time. You can find information on how to do this for various web browsers by searching on the internet. Please note, however, that if you disable or delete cookies, some features of our website will not be available.
By using our website, you consent to the collection, storage, and use of information in cookies as described in this policy. If you do not agree to this policy, please do not use our website.
If you have any questions about this Cookie Policy Notice, please contact us.
Cookies are small text files that our website places on your computer or mobile device when you visit the site. They are widely used to make websites work, or work more efficiently, and to provide information to the owners of the website.
The information collected may be stored in cookies, and may include, but is not limited to, your IP address, device type, web browser type and language, referring and exit pages, date and time of visits, and the pages viewed. This information may be used to analyze the usage and performance of our website, understand user preferences, and for other general purposes.
We may also use cookies to customize your experience when visiting our website. For example, cookies may be used to remember your settings, preferences, and to provide personalized content.
You can manage the use of cookies in your web browser and can disable or delete them at any time. You can find information on how to do this for various web browsers by searching on the internet. Please note, however, that if you disable or delete cookies, some features of our website will not be available.
By using our website, you consent to the collection, storage, and use of information in cookies as described in this policy. If you do not agree to this policy, please do not use our website.
If you have any questions about this Cookie Policy Notice, please contact us.
As you have been reading on this website, I have been around the internet for a very long time. I was a member of 3 different groups who were testing, creating, etc.
When they were thinking up the use of cookies, it was one specific industry that was selling access to their websites. They needed a way to keep track of where they had been so they knew what pages they hadn't seen yet.
They brought it to a group for testing. When they introduced the concept, they described the usage, the need for it and asked us to test it so we could track their progress and comment on it, to they could make improvements. I was one of those testers.
They said that their temporary name of the project would be called cookies. They knew that it wasn't a great name but they needed to call it something. They would come up with a better name before they released it. As you can see they never did come up with a better name.
These are text files, they can't change anything on your computer, they can't follow you across the internet, they are designed to make your use of their own site(s) a better, more robust experience.
When you click on, save my username, that is saved in a cookie. As you surf their site, it remembers the pages that you've been to so you don't have to remember it yourself.
That's about it, accepting all cookies will not harm you or your computer.
When they were thinking up the use of cookies, it was one specific industry that was selling access to their websites. They needed a way to keep track of where they had been so they knew what pages they hadn't seen yet.
They brought it to a group for testing. When they introduced the concept, they described the usage, the need for it and asked us to test it so we could track their progress and comment on it, to they could make improvements. I was one of those testers.
They said that their temporary name of the project would be called cookies. They knew that it wasn't a great name but they needed to call it something. They would come up with a better name before they released it. As you can see they never did come up with a better name.
These are text files, they can't change anything on your computer, they can't follow you across the internet, they are designed to make your use of their own site(s) a better, more robust experience.
When you click on, save my username, that is saved in a cookie. As you surf their site, it remembers the pages that you've been to so you don't have to remember it yourself.
That's about it, accepting all cookies will not harm you or your computer.