Jona Macaj

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• Google Ads: Cookies such as IDE, NID, and ANID that track user interactions with ads and help determine which ads to show on Google properties and across the web. These cookies help measure ad effectiveness and prevent showing you the same ads too many times.
• Facebook Pixel: Cookies such as _fbp, fr that track your activity after you've been directed to our website from Facebook, or after you've clicked on one of our Facebook ads. These cookies help Facebook deliver more relevant ads and measure the effectiveness of advertising campaigns.
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• Duration: Google Ads cookies typically expire after 30 days to 1 year. Facebook Pixel cookies usually expire after 90 days.
• Usage: These cookies help us tailor advertisements to your interests, both on our website and elsewhere on the internet, and measure the success of our marketing campaigns.