HTTP cookies are text files requested by an HTTP web server to be stored, by the visiting user's browsing agent, such as a web browser, on the very user device that is visiting the HTTP web server. The browsing agent resends the saved cookies only to the same user-visited origin, the triple (http(s) scheme, server IP address, server HTTP port) entered in the browsing agent's search bar, that requested their saving. They are used, inter alia, for these.

1. Track user browsing agent attributes such as the HTML Canvas properties in the attempt to deduce a visiting user's origin. Change of the origin, within a given time frame or session, then is interpreted as invalid access and thus invalidation of the session by the server.
2. Track user settings, like the website theme selected by the user, when user visits can be with anonymity. (The website does not use or can be used to an extent without user logins.)
3. Please refer to our Cookie Policy's document for more details on HTTP cookies and how we use them for better user interactivity, Cookie Policy Feb 2022.pdf

Data Privacy encompasses the set of accessors to data in the logistics of user data, from the primary collector, such as the practice that captured patient details, through third-party collectors, such as intermediary clearinghouses that process and format the data received from practices, to the intended recipients, such as the health insurance company that should adjudicate the patient claim. Please refer to our Privacy Policy's document for more details on the privacy to personal data, and on how we use or interact with user personal data for realisation of user services of identified value, Privacy Policy Feb 2022.pdf