Plain-language definition
Cookies are small text files that a website may place on your device when you visit it. Your browser can read those files during a later visit or while you continue browsing, allowing the website to recognise a browser or remember a choice. Cookies are not physical files that you need to download manually, and they do not automatically identify a person directly. What a cookie can remember depends on its purpose and the information connected with the browsing session.
Related technologies
Similar tools, described simply
Where applicable, DishCollection may also use comparable technologies, such as local storage, pixels or tags, to support similar website functions. In this policy, we use the term “cookies” as a convenient way to refer to cookies and related technologies unless the context needs a more specific description. These tools can help a website retain information or understand an interaction without requiring technical knowledge from visitors.
Information connected with cookies
Depending on the purpose involved, cookies may be associated with technical or usage information such as the type of device or browser used, language settings, pages viewed, or how you interact with the website. This policy does not state that DishCollection collects precise location information, payment information or gambling records through cookies. For broader information about how personal information may be handled, please read our Privacy Policy →.