Cookie Policy

Cookie Policy

We and our affil­i­ates, third par­ties, and oth­er part­ners use cook­ies and oth­er iden­ti­fi­ca­tion tech­nolo­gies on our web­sites, mobile appli­ca­tions, elec­tron­ic com­mu­ni­ca­tions, adver­tise­ments, and oth­er online ser­vices (col­lec­tive­ly, the “Ser­vices”) for a num­ber of pur­pos­es, includ­ing: authen­ti­cat­ing users, remem­ber­ing user pref­er­ences and set­tings, deter­min­ing the pop­u­lar­i­ty of con­tent, deliv­er­ing and mea­sur­ing the effec­tive­ness of adver­tis­ing cam­paigns, ana­lyz­ing site traf­fic and trends, and gen­er­al­ly under­stand­ing the online behav­iors and inter­ests of peo­ple who inter­act with our Ser­vices. You can read more here about the types of cook­ies we use, why we use them, and how you can exer­cise your choic­es.

Cookies Overview

Cook­ies are small text files that are stored on your brows­er or device by web­sites, apps, online media, and adver­tise­ments. There are dif­fer­ent types of cook­ies. Cook­ies served by the enti­ty that oper­ates the domain you are vis­it­ing are called “first par­ty cook­ies.” So cook­ies served by eVTOL Insights while you are on eVTOLInsights.com are first par­ty cook­ies. Cook­ies served by com­pa­nies that are not oper­at­ing the domain you’re vis­it­ing are called “third par­ty cook­ies.” So, we may allow Google to set a cook­ie on your brows­er while you vis­it eVTOLInsights.com, and that would be a third par­ty cook­ie. Cook­ies may also endure for dif­fer­ent peri­ods of time. “Ses­sion Cook­ies” only last only as long as your brows­er is open. These are delet­ed auto­mat­i­cal­ly once you close your brows­er. Oth­er cook­ies are “per­sis­tent cook­ies” mean­ing that they sur­vive after your brows­er is closed. For exam­ple, they may rec­og­nize your device when you re-open your brows­er and browse the inter­net again.

Other Identification Technologies

We call this a Cook­ie State­ment, but the state­ment address­es cook­ies and oth­er iden­ti­fi­ca­tion tech­nolo­gies we may use or per­mit on our Ser­vices. “Pix­el tags” (also called bea­cons or pix­els) are small blocks of code installed on (or called by) a web­page, app, or adver­tise­ment which can retrieve cer­tain infor­ma­tion about your device and brows­er, includ­ing for exam­ple: device type, oper­at­ing sys­tem, brows­er type and ver­sion, web­site vis­it­ed, time of vis­it, refer­ring web­site, IP address, and oth­er sim­i­lar infor­ma­tion, includ­ing the small text file (the cook­ie) that unique­ly iden­ti­fies the device. Pix­els pro­vide the means by which third par­ties can set and read brows­er cook­ies from a domain that they do not them­selves oper­ate and col­lect infor­ma­tion about vis­i­tors to that domain, typ­i­cal­ly with the per­mis­sion of the domain own­er. “Local stor­age” refers gen­er­al­ly to oth­er places on a brows­er or device where infor­ma­tion can be stored by web­sites, ads, or third par­ties (such as HTML5 local stor­age and brows­er cache). “Soft­ware Devel­op­ment Kits” (also called SDKs) func­tion like pix­els and cook­ies, but oper­ate in the mobile app con­text where pix­els and cook­ies can­not always func­tion. The pri­ma­ry app devel­op­er can install pieces of code (the SDK) from part­ners in the app, and there­by allow the part­ner to col­lect cer­tain infor­ma­tion about user inter­ac­tion with the app and infor­ma­tion about the user device and net­work infor­ma­tion.

Your Choices

You have the right to choose whether or not to accept cook­ies. How­ev­er, they are an impor­tant part of how our Ser­vices work, so you should be aware that if you choose to refuse or remove cook­ies, this could affect the avail­abil­i­ty and func­tion­al­i­ty of the Ser­vices.

Most web browsers are set to accept cook­ies by default. If you pre­fer, you can usu­al­ly choose to set your brows­er to remove or reject brows­er cook­ies. To do so, please fol­low the instruc­tions pro­vid­ed by your brows­er which are usu­al­ly locat­ed with­in the “Help” or “Pref­er­ences” menu. Some third par­ties also pro­vide the abil­i­ty to refuse their cook­ies direct­ly by click­ing on an opt-out link, and we have indi­cat­ed where this is pos­si­ble in the table above.

Remov­ing or reject­ing brows­er cook­ies does not nec­es­sar­i­ly affect third-par­ty flash cook­ies which may be used by us or our part­ners in con­nec­tion with our Ser­vices. To delete or dis­able flash cook­ies please vis­it this site for more infor­ma­tion. For fur­ther infor­ma­tion about cook­ies, includ­ing how to see what cook­ies have been set on your device and how to man­age and delete them, you can vis­it www.allaboutcookies.org and www.youronlinechoices.eu.

Types and Purposes of Cookies

The fol­low­ing table sets out the dif­fer­ent cat­e­gories of cook­ies that our Ser­vices use and why we use them. The lists of third par­ty cook­ie providers are intend­ed mere­ly as illus­tra­tive not com­pre­hen­sive.

Type of Cook­ie	Pur­pose	Serves (for exam­ple)
Authen­ti­ca­tion Cook­ies	These cook­ies (includ­ing local stor­age and sim­i­lar tech­nolo­gies) tell us when you’re logged in, so we can show you the appro­pri­ate expe­ri­ence and fea­tures such as your account infor­ma­tion, trip his­to­ry, and to edit your account set­tings.	eVTOL
Secu­ri­ty and Site Integri­ty Cook­ies	We use these cook­ies to sup­port or enable secu­ri­ty fea­tures to help keep eVTOL Insights safe and secure. For exam­ple, they enable us to remem­ber when you are logged into a secure area of the Ser­vices and help pro­tect your account from being accessed by any­one oth­er than you.	eVTOL
Local­iza­tion	These help eVTOL Insights pro­vide a local­ized expe­ri­ence. For exam­ple, we may store infor­ma­tion in a cook­ie that is placed on your brows­er or device so you will see the site in your pre­ferred lan­guage.	eVTOL
Site Fea­ture and Ser­vices	These pro­vide func­tion­al­i­ty that help us deliv­er prod­ucts and Ser­vices. For exam­ple, cook­ies help you log in by pre-fill­ing fields. We may also use cook­ies and sim­i­lar tech­nolo­gies to help us pro­vide you and oth­ers with social plu­g­ins and oth­er cus­tomized con­tent and expe­ri­ences, such as mak­ing sug­ges­tions to you and oth­ers.	eVTOL Face­book Twit­ter
Ana­lyt­ics and research	These are used to under­stand, improve, and research prod­ucts and Ser­vices, includ­ing when you access the eVTOL Insights web­site and relat­ed web­sites and apps from a com­put­er or mobile device. For exam­ple, we may use cook­ies to under­stand how you are using site fea­tures, and seg­ment­ing audi­ences for fea­ture test­ing. We and our part­ners may use these tech­nolo­gies and the infor­ma­tion we receive to improve and under­stand how you use web­sites, apps, prod­ucts, ser­vices and ads.	Google