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What are cookies and how does tbcleasing.ge use them?

Cookies consist of text files that store small pieces of information, and your computer or mobile device acquires them during your website visits. Upon revisiting these websites or exploring others that employ the same cookies, your browsing device is recognized through these stored cookies. Performing various tasks, cookies contribute to a range of functions. They aid in comprehending how this website is utilized, facilitate efficient navigation between pages, retain your preferences, and overall enhance your browsing encounter. Moreover, cookies play a role in ensuring that the online marketing you encounter is tailored to align with your interests. Further details regarding the types of cookies we use and guidelines on their management can be found below.

What types of cookies does tbcleasing.ge use?

Necessary cookies

These are cookies that are required for the operation of our website. Strictly necessary cookies are always on, as without these data, the website would not be able to work properly.

Name Purpose
JSESSIONID JSESSIONID describes the session ID which is a randomly-chosen key that is cached on your device. As soon as you visit our website, this cookie generates the said key and will be stored on your device. This enables us to identify you as a user in our system and your visit to our website. This session ID enables us to enhance the user-friendliness of our website
TS# ASM systems cookie to enforce security policies. The BIG-IP ASM system validates these cookies returned from clients to ensure that the cookies are not modified
LFR
_SESSION
_STATE_*
Used for controlling timestamp of user session expiration
__utma Used to store the calculation of days and time to purchase
__utmb Used to store time of visits
__utmt Used to store number of service requests
__utmv Used to store visitor-level custom variable data
__utmz Used to store used keyword and search engine
cc_cookie Stores information whether cookies are allowed in your browser
__utmc Used to store time of visit

Analytical or performance

These allow us to recognise and count the number of visitors and to see how visitors move around our website when they are using it. This helps us to improve the way our website works, for example, by ensuring that users are finding what they are looking for easily.

Name Purpose Expiry
_gcl_au Used to store and track conversions Persistent
_vis_opt_s Used to store unique visits 100 days
_vis_opt_test
_cookie
Used to read if cookies can be placed Session
_vwo_ds Gathers information about user visits to the site, including visit frequency, average duration spent on the site, and the specific pages accessed. This data is collected to generate reports aimed at optimizing the content of the website. 3 months
_vwo_referrer This cookie stores referral info allowing VWO to identify the original Traffic source in case of the Split URL campaign 15 seconds
_vwo_sn Collects statistics on the visitor's visits to the website, such as the number of visits, average time spent on 1 day
_vwo_uuid Used by Visual Website Optimizer to ensure that the same user interface variant is displayed for each visit, if the user is participating in a design experiment 10 years
_vwo_uuid_v2 This cookie is set to make split- tests on the website, which optimizes the website's relevance towards the visitor – the cookie can also be set to improve the visitor's experience on a website 1 year

Targeting

These cookies document your website visit, tracking the pages viewed and the links you've clicked. The gathered information is utilized to enhance the relevance of our website and the displayed advertisements based on your interests. Additionally, we may share this data with third parties for the same purpose.

Name Purpose Expiry
_fbp Used to store and track visits across websites 3 months
_fbc Used to store last visit 2 years
datr Used to provide fraud prevention 2 years
fr Used to provide ad delivery or retargeting 3 months
sb Used to store browser details 2 years
What happens if I disable cookies?

If cookies are disabled on your computer, tablet or mobile, your experience on the website may be limited. For example, you may not be able to browse freely or use specific functions or features.

How do I disable/enable cookies?

To activate or deactivate cookies, you'll need to adjust settings within your internet browser. Below are step-by-step guides for the major desktop browsers. If you're using a tablet or mobile device, please refer to your device documentation or online help files for guidance.

Google Chrome:

  1. Open the settings menu and choose 'show advanced settings' at the bottom.
  2. Click the 'content settings' button in the privacy section.
  3. Manage and/or clear stored cookies in the displayed page.

Firefox:

  1. Go to the menu and select 'options.'
  2. Navigate to the privacy tab in the options box.
  3. Choose 'use custom settings for history' from the dropdown to access cookie options.

Internet Explorer 6+:

  1. Click on the tools menu and select 'Internet options.'
  2. Navigate to the privacy tab.
  3. Adjust the privacy settings slider to control the placement of cookies.

Safari:

  1. Open the settings menu and select 'preferences.'
  2. Access the privacy tab.
  3. Choose your preference from the 'block cookies' section.

Any other browser: For information on managing cookies in alternative desktop browsers, refer to your documentation or online help files.