What Are Cookies?
Cookies are small data files stored in your browser or mobile device that allow websites or apps to remember user preferences, login sessions, or browsing behaviors. They help facilitate tasks like automatically logging you in or preserving your booking progress. UrbanMount may also use session cookies that expire when you close your browser, alongside persistent cookies that remain on your device for extended periods.
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Similar Technologies
We may leverage web beacons or pixel tags—tiny, invisible images embedded in emails or web pages—to track engagement, such as when an email is opened or a page is visited. These tools might be placed by UrbanMount or reputable third-party partners involved in analytics or advertising.
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Use Cases
We rely on cookies for core functions like secure authentication, remembering your last location, providing analytics on user interactions, and displaying relevant promotional content. If you opt out or disable cookies, some site features—like streamlined checkout or location-based recommendations—may not function correctly.
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Third-Party Involvement
Certain third-party service providers, such as analytics or advertising networks, integrate their own cookies to measure ad performance or user behavior across multiple websites. You may see ads for UrbanMount on other sites or social media due to retargeting. You can often manage how these cookies track you by adjusting your browser settings or using industry opt-out mechanisms.
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Managing Your Choices
Most browsers let you block or clear cookies. For a more comprehensive approach, you can install browser extensions that control or limit tracking technologies. If you disable certain cookies, essential site features might be restricted. Additionally, you can manage interest-based ad preferences via self-regulatory bodies like the Network Advertising Initiative or Digital Advertising Alliance.