Cookie Policy

This is the Cookie Policy for the Outpoll website, accessible from https://outpoll.com

Cookie Policy

1. What Are Cookies?

1.1. Like most professional websites, Outpoll uses cookies—small text files stored on your device—to enhance your browsing experience. This policy explains what cookies we use, why we use them, and how you can manage them. Disabling cookies may affect certain website functionalities.

1.2. For general information about cookies, visit Wikipedia’s HTTP Cookie page.

2. How We Use Cookies

2.1. We use cookies for various purposes, as detailed below. Since many website features rely on cookies, disabling them may limit your experience. We recommend keeping cookies enabled unless you are certain they are unnecessary.

3. Disabling Cookies

3.1. You can block cookies by adjusting your browser settings (check your browser’s Help section for instructions). However, doing so may impair functionality on Outpoll and other websites. We advise against disabling cookies unless absolutely necessary.

4. Cookies We Set

Account-Related Cookies

If you create an account, we use cookies to manage the signup process and user preferences. These cookies are usually deleted when you log out but may persist to remember your settings.

Login-Related Cookies

We use cookies to recognize logged-in users, so you don’t have to sign in repeatedly. These are cleared when you log out to protect restricted areas.

Email & Newsletter Cookies

If you subscribe to our emails, cookies help track your subscription status and display relevant notifications.

Survey & Feedback Cookies

When you participate in surveys, cookies may track your responses to avoid duplicate entries and ensure accurate results.

Form Submission Cookies

If you submit data (e.g., contact forms), cookies may store your details for future correspondence.

Site Preference Cookies

We use cookies to remember your settings (e.g., language, layout) for a personalized experience.

5. Third-Party Cookies

5.1. We may use trusted third-party services that set their own cookies:

Google Analytics

We use Google Analytics to understand how visitors interact with our site, helping us improve content and usability. These cookies track metrics like visit duration and page views. Learn more at the Google Analytics page.

Advertising & Affiliate Cookies

• Behavioral Advertising: Cookies may track interests anonymously to show relevant ads.

• Affiliate Tracking: If you visit via a partner link, cookies help us credit referrals appropriately.

Performance & Testing Cookies

We occasionally test new features, using cookies to ensure a consistent experience and gather feedback on improvements.

6. More Information

6.1. If you’re unsure about cookie settings, we recommend keeping them enabled for full functionality.

For further details on cookies, visit: 🔗 Wikipedia’s HTTP Cookie Guide

If you have additional questions, contact us at: ✉ [email protected]