Adhese employs cookies to support a range of the Adhese ad serving features. Cookies are small packets of data files that a server sends to the directories of a browser while a visitor opens a web page. When the visitor subsequently accesses the same website, the browser will retrieve the cookie and return it to the relevant server. The browser only returns a cookie to the server that sent the cookie in the first place.
For user privacy concerning cookies, see User privacy GDPR.
More on the privacy policy of Adhese is available on our website.
Adhese & cookies
Why does Adhese set cookies?
Adhese employs a single cookie, named adhese2, for data analytics and frequency capping. The adhese2 cookie contains a unique value to identify a previous visitor but does not collect any personal information to identify someone. This cookie enables publishers to keep a tally of, for example, the number of unique visitors and the number of times a specific ad has already been delivered to a given visitor.
Additionally, Adhese uses cookies for behavioural targeting. For example, if you wish to target visitors who have exhibited an interest in sports, you can store a sports cookie in the browser of your visitor.
For a complete list of Adhese cookies, see Cookies.
How does Adhese set cookies?
The Adhese Ad Server sends a cookie to a browser when a visitor opens a web page of a publisher for the first time. More specifically, Adhese sends the adhese2 cookie when it receives a first initial request from the browser.