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You can block third-party cookies completely in your settings. You can manage your third-party cookie preferences in your 'Privacy and Security' settings. On your computer, open Chrome. At the top right, select More Settings . Select Privacy and security Third-party cookies. You can also choose advanced privacy protections: Block all third-party cookies: when you toggle this on, features on some sites may not work. Chrome blocks all third-party cookies from sites that you visit, including related sites. Send a 'Do Not Track' request with your browsing traffic: When you toggle this on, you request that sites not track you. Sites use their discretion whether to comply with the request. Learn more about 'Do Not Track'. Choose which sites you allow to use third-party cookies: You can also check and edit which sites you allow to use third party cookies under 'Sites allowed to use third-party cookies'. Learn how to allow third-party cookies. Related resources Change site settings permissions Delete browsing data in Chrome Clear cache and cookies Manage your ads privacy in Chrome Learn about on-device site data in Chrome Was this helpful?How can we improve it?

To keep you safe and protect your privacy while you browse, Chrome has ad privacy features that give you more control over how advertisers can personalise and choose which ads to show you.Your topics of interest are noted by Chrome and are based on your recent browsing history. Sites can also store info with Chrome about your interests. As you keep browsing, Chrome may be asked to share stored info about ad topics or site-suggested ads to help give you a more personalised ad experience. To measure the performance of ads, limited types of data can be shared among sites and apps.You can opt out of these features in your Chrome settings at any time. Whether an ad that you see is personalised depends on these settings, your cookie settings and if the site that you view personalises ads.Important: Once ad topics are available to you, you can choose to turn it on or off when the alert appears or at any time in your ad privacy settings. You'll also be notified of other ad privacy settings following the alert. If you have additional questions or requests related to your rights, you can contact Google and our data protection office.Edit ad privacy settings On your device, open Chrome. At the top right, select More Settings. Select Privacy and security Ad privacy. Select the ad feature that you’d like to turn on or off.Manage ad topics To personalise your ad experience, Chrome notes your topics of interests based on the sites that you browse, how frequently you visit them and other considerations. Even without ad topics, sites can still show you ads but they may not interest you. Chrome can share up to three interests at a time with sites. You can block topics and categories of topics that you don’t want shared with sites. When you block a topic, Chrome won't share that topic again but you may still get ads related to the topic. To further protect your privacy, Chrome automatically deletes your topics that are older than four weeks. To block a topic: On your device, open Chrome. At the top right, select More Settings Privacy and security. Select Ad privacy Ad topics. Under 'Active topics', select topics to block. To block a category of topics: On your device, open Chrome. At the top right, select More Settings Privacy and security. Select Ad privacy Ad topics Manage topics.

Turn off the categories that you want to block. Check the full list of topics. Tips: Manage site-suggested ads To help deliver a personalised ad experience, sites can recommend and then store ad suggestions about things that you may like. As you continue to browse, you may get ads based on suggestions from related sites. Chrome automatically deletes suggestions that are older than 30 days but they may reappear if you revisit that site. If you don’t want a site to suggest ads for you, you can block the site. Once blocked, any associated ad suggestion data is deleted. Blocked sites will no longer store ad suggestions with Chrome but you may still get ads related to those sites. To block sites: On your device, open Chrome. At the top right, select More Settings. Select Privacy and security Ad privacy Site-suggested ads. Under 'Sites', block a site from the list. Tips: Ad measurementAs you browse, sites share a limited amount of data to measure ad performance, such as whether you made a purchase after visiting a site.Related resources Change site settings permissions Understand privacy in Chrome Delete, allow and manage cookies in Chrome Was this helpful?How can we improve it?

Welcome to Qpid Network (the "Network") . Your privacy is important to us. As such, we provide this Policy explaining our online information practices and the choices you can make about the way your information is collected, processed, maintained and disposed by Qpid Network member sites ("Qpid Network Sites" or “the Sites") which include any sites or services owned, operated or offered by or on behalf of Qpid Network, and by third-party service providers if applicable. We understand that the privacy of our members, subscribers, guests and/or visitors ("Members", "you" or "your") is very important. We have developed this Policy to ensure that your privacy is protected while using any of our Sites. We reserve the right to change it at any time, and all changes are effective upon posting with notice to you. Owing to the global nature of Qpid Network Sites’ business conducted over the internet, it is practically impossible for us to comply with all applicable laws / rules / regulations (and the like) as may be prescribed by individual country / region / city. We endeavor to adopt internationally recommended “Best Practices” whilst adhering to the Personal Data (Privacy) Ordinance, laws of Hong Kong which you must agree to as the applicable law in case of dispute arising herefrom. Operationally we are in compliance with, though not bound to do so, the general requirements imposed by the Data Protection Principles generally recommended by the US-EU US-Swiss Safe Harbor Frameworks, Organisation for Economic Cooperation & Development, and