Cookie Policy

Noaise uses cookies and similar technologies to support the operation of our website, remember certain preferences, understand how visitors interact with our pages, and help provide a smoother online shopping experience. This Cookie Policy explains what cookies are, how they may be used on our website, and the choices available to visitors when managing cookie settings.

1. What Are Cookies?

Cookies are small text files that may be stored on your computer, smartphone, tablet, or other internet-connected device when you visit a website. They allow a website to recognize a browser or device and retain certain information between visits or during a browsing session.

Cookies can help websites perform basic functions, remember user preferences, maintain sessions, and provide information about how visitors use different pages. Some cookies may remain on your device for a defined period, while others are removed when you close your browser.

In addition to traditional cookies, websites may use similar technologies such as pixels, tags, local storage, or other browser-based identifiers for related purposes.

2. Why Noaise Uses Cookies

Cookies may be used on Noaise for several operational and website-related purposes. Their use can help us maintain website functionality and make the shopping experience more convenient.

Depending on how the website operates, cookies may help us:

• Keep essential website functions working properly.
• Remember certain shopping or browsing preferences.
• Maintain information during a browsing session.
• Understand general website usage and visitor interactions.
• Improve website performance and functionality.
• Identify technical issues and help maintain website security.
• Support relevant website features and services.

The specific cookies or similar technologies used may change as website functionality, service providers, and technical requirements evolve.

3. Types of Cookies We May Use

Cookies can generally be grouped according to their purpose. Not every type may be active during every visit, and the specific technologies used can depend on the functionality available on the website.

Cookie Type	Purpose
Essential Cookies	Support core website functions and features necessary for browsing and using the site.
Preference Cookies	Remember selected settings or preferences to make future visits more convenient.
Performance Cookies	Help provide information about website performance and how visitors interact with pages.
Analytics Cookies	May help us understand general traffic patterns, page usage, and website interactions.
Functional Cookies	Support specific website features and improve how certain functions operate.
Marketing Cookies	Where applicable, may be used to support advertising, campaign measurement, or more relevant promotional experiences.

4. Essential Cookies

Essential cookies are used for functions that may be necessary for the website to operate correctly. These technologies can support basic navigation, security, session management, shopping functions, and other core features.

Because certain essential technologies may be necessary for the website to function, disabling them through browser controls may affect the availability or performance of some website features.

5. Preference and Functional Cookies

Preference and functional cookies may allow the website to remember information that makes browsing more convenient. Depending on the available features, this may include certain settings or preferences selected during a visit.

These technologies are intended to reduce the need to repeatedly provide the same information or adjust the same preferences during future interactions with the website.

6. Analytics and Performance Technologies

Where analytics or performance technologies are used, they may collect information about how visitors interact with the website. This information can help identify frequently visited pages, understand general traffic patterns, identify technical problems, and improve website performance.

Analytics information is generally used to understand website activity at an aggregate or statistical level rather than to identify an individual visitor directly.

The availability and configuration of analytics technologies may change over time as Noaise evaluates website performance and technical services.

7. Third-Party Cookies

Some website functions may be provided through third-party services. When these services are integrated into a website, the relevant provider may place or access cookies or similar technologies through your browser.

Third-party technologies may be associated with functions such as payment processing, embedded content, analytics, security, advertising, or other website services.

Third-party providers may process information according to their own privacy and cookie policies. Noaise does not control every cookie that may be placed by an independent third-party service.

8. PayPal and Payment-Related Technologies

Noaise currently accepts PayPal as its payment method. When completing a purchase, you may interact with PayPal's payment environment as part of the checkout process.

PayPal may use cookies or similar technologies as part of its own website, security, fraud-prevention, account, or payment functionality. These technologies are controlled by PayPal and may be subject to PayPal's own privacy and cookie practices.

Noaise does not request that customers provide PayPal passwords, security codes, or other confidential PayPal credentials through our website or support channels.

9. Cookies and Personal Information

A cookie by itself does not necessarily identify you by name. However, depending on how cookies and other technologies are configured, information collected through them may be associated with other information connected to your website activity.

Information collected through cookies may include technical information such as browser type, device information, approximate website activity, pages visited, session information, or other technical identifiers.

Our handling of information that may constitute personal information is described in our Privacy Policy.

10. How Long Cookies Remain on Your Device

Cookies may be either session cookies or persistent cookies.

10.1 Session Cookies

Session cookies are generally temporary and may be removed when you close your browser or end the applicable browsing session.

10.2 Persistent Cookies

Persistent cookies may remain on your device for a defined period or until they are manually deleted. Their duration can vary depending on the purpose of the cookie and the configuration established by the relevant website or service provider.

11. Managing Cookies Through Your Browser

Most modern web browsers allow you to control or delete cookies through their settings. Depending on the browser, you may be able to block cookies, delete existing cookies, receive notifications when cookies are being used, or configure different cookie preferences.

Browser settings vary between providers and may change as browser software is updated. For instructions specific to your browser, review the browser's built-in help or privacy settings.

If you choose to block or delete certain cookies, some website functions may not operate correctly.

12. Managing Cookies on Mobile Devices

Mobile browsers and devices may provide their own controls for managing cookies, website data, tracking settings, and similar technologies.

The available controls depend on your device, operating system, browser, and software version. You can review the privacy or browser settings on your device to determine which options are available.

13. Cookies and Shopping Functions

Cookies or similar technologies may support parts of the online shopping experience. Depending on website functionality, these technologies may help maintain session information, remember certain interactions, or support features associated with browsing and purchasing products.

If cookies required for certain shopping functions are blocked or deleted, you may need to restart certain activities or re-enter information during your visit.

14. Cookie Preferences and Consent

Where applicable, visitors may be presented with cookie settings or other privacy controls that allow them to manage certain categories of non-essential cookies.

Essential technologies that are necessary for core website operation may continue to operate where permitted by applicable law and technical requirements.

Your available choices may depend on your location, browser, device, and the functionality implemented on the website at the time of your visit.

15. What Happens If You Disable Cookies?

Disabling cookies does not necessarily prevent you from viewing Noaise, but certain functions may be affected. For example, some preferences may not be remembered, certain interactive features may not work correctly, or portions of the shopping process may require additional actions.

The effect of disabling cookies depends on which cookies are blocked and whether they are essential to the operation of a particular feature.

16. Changes to This Cookie Policy

Noaise may update this Cookie Policy when our website, services, technical practices, legal requirements, or use of cookies and similar technologies changes.

When changes are made, the updated version will be made available on this page. We encourage visitors to review this page periodically so they can remain informed about how cookies and related technologies may be used.

17. Relationship to Our Privacy Policy

This Cookie Policy explains the use of cookies and similar technologies on the Noaise website. It should be read together with our Privacy Policy, which provides additional information about how information may be collected, used, stored, disclosed, and protected.

If you have questions about how information associated with cookies may be handled, please review the Privacy Policy or contact our support team.

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