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The same definitions as in our Privacy Policy apply to this Cookies Policy.

Practical Ethics DOES NOT STORE sensitive personal information about you, such as mailing addresses and payment methods, either within your personal data or in the Cookies we use.

Practical Ethics uses Necessary / Essential session Cookies only (Administered by: Practical Ethics).

These Cookies are essential to provide you with the services available on the wWebsite and to enable you to use some of its features.

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You can CONTACT us if you have any questions about this Cookies Policy by emailing us at: jaime.hernandez@p-ethics.com