What Are Cookies Anyway?

Think of cookies as tiny notes that websites leave on your device. They're just small text files that help websites remember things about your visit. When you come back later, the site reads those notes and can pick up where you left off.

They can't access other files on your computer or spread viruses. They're really just simple text – nothing scary or invasive about them when used properly.

How We Use Tracking Technologies

At Pizza73, we use several types of tracking to keep things running smoothly. Here's what each type does and why it matters:

Your Control Over Cookies

You're in charge here. Every modern browser lets you decide how to handle cookies. You can block them entirely, accept only certain types, or delete them after each session.

Just know that blocking essential cookies might affect how the site works. Some features might not be available if you choose to disable everything.

How Long We Keep This Data

We regularly review what data we're keeping and delete anything that's no longer useful. There's no point holding onto old tracking data once it's served its purpose.

Third-Party Tracking

Sometimes we work with external services that place their own cookies. For instance, if we embed a video or use an analytics platform, those companies might track your interaction through their own systems.

We choose partners carefully and only work with services that respect privacy. But once you interact with third-party content, their policies apply alongside ours. It's worth checking their privacy statements too if you're concerned about specific services.

Updates to This Policy

Technology changes, and so do the tools we use. We'll update this page whenever we make significant changes to how we handle cookies. The date at the top tells you when we last revised things.

If we start using new tracking methods that affect you differently, we'll make sure you're informed. We won't quietly slip in major changes without notice.