Cookie Policy | Figure 1 Medical Education Platform
Cookies Used on Figure 1
We use the following cookies:
- Authentication Cookie “f1s”: Determines whether you are already signed in. This is a first party session or persistent cookie.
- Navigational Cookie “f1ou”: Ensures that we take you to the correct screen after you log in. This is a first party session cookie.
- Language Cookie “f1l”: Determines your language settings. This is a first party persistent cookie.
- Cookie Policy Cookie “f1cpok”: Determines whether you have acknowledged our cookie policy. This is a first party persistent cookie.
- Tapstream Cookie “__tsid”: Used to determine the effectiveness of our ad campaigns for App installments. This is a third party persistent cookie. For more information about Tapstream see https://tapstream.com.
- Google Analytics “___ga” “__gat”: Used to understand how users interact with our App and website, report usage statistics, and improve services. This is a third party persistent cookie. For more information see Google Analytics Cookie Usage.
Web Beacons Used
We use the following web beacons:
- Email: Allows us to determine if our emails have been opened. They are included in the emails to all registered users.
Types of Cookies
Cookies are small text files placed in the memory of your browser or device when you visit a website. They allow a website to recognize a particular device or browser.
There are several types of cookies:
- Session cookies: Expire at the end of your browser session, linking your actions during that session.
- Persistent cookies: Stored on your device, allowing us to remember your preferences across sessions.
- First-party cookies: Set by the site you are visiting.
- Third-party cookies: Set by a third party site separate from the site you are visiting.
Web Beacons
Web beacons are small graphic images that typically work with cookies to identify users and user behavior, such as counting page visits.
Similar Technologies
These include technologies that store information in your browser or device, such as flash cookies and HTML 5 cookies. They may require management through installed applications or devices.