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Persistent cookies. The web server recognizes persistent cookies that are stored on the hard drives of users' computers, assigning unique identifiers to users' devices. The data is analyzed to improve the usability of the site: the actions and preferences of site visitors. It is important that cookies do not contain personal data of users, only the nature of interaction with elements of the site pages.

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