COOKIES AND SIMILAR TRACKING TECHNOLOGIES NOTICE
Last Updated: June 25, 2025.
This Cookies and Similar Technologies Notice (“Notice”) provides you with general information about cookies and similar technologies (collectively, “Tracking Technologies”) as well as how and for what purposes Radcom Ltd. and its affiliated companies (“we”, “us”, “our”) use such Tracking Technologies on our Website (as defined under the Privacy Notice.
Please take the time to read this Notice. If you have questions or comments, you are welcome to contact us at [email protected].
- What Are ‘Cookies’?
- What Are Cookies Used For?
- What Are ‘Session’ and ‘Persistent’ Cookies?
- What Are ‘First-party’ and ‘Third-party’ Cookies?
- What Are ‘Similar Technologies’?
- How Do We Use Tracking Technologies and for What Purposes?
- Do We Need to Obtain Your Consent for Using Tracking Technologies?
- Can I Manage My Tracking Technologies Preferences at Any Given Time?
- Will We Change This Notice?
WHAT ARE ‘COOKIES’?
Cookies are small files with pieces of information, normally consisting of just letters and numbers, which websites use when users visit them.
Software on the users’ devices (for example, a web browser) can store cookies and send them back to the website the next time they visit, to make a specific function of the website work and to provide information about the user’s activities on the website.
WHAT ARE COOKIES USED FOR?
Cookies are used in numerous ways. For example, when analyzing traffic to a website or tracking users’ browsing behavior.
Cookies are widely used as they allow a website to recognize a user’s device. Cookies and other similar technologies help websites to remember the visitors and their activities, for example, the user’s login details, the pages they visited, and how they interacted with the website.
WHAT ARE “SESSION COOKIES” AND “PERSISTENT COOKIES”?
“Session Cookies” are removed from your device once you close your browser session.
“Persistent Cookies” last for longer periods on your device – after you close your browser session.
A user can delete previously set Persistent Cookies manually or configure the browser settings to delete cookies, as further described below.
WHAT ARE “FIRST-PARTY COOKIES” AND “THIRD-PARTY COOKIES”?
First-party cookies are set directly by the website that the user is visiting. For the purpose of this Notice, these are cookies that are set directly by the Website.
Third-party cookies are set by a domain other than the one visited by the user. For the purpose of this Notice, these are cookies that are set by service providers of the Website.
WHAT ARE “SIMILAR TECHNOLOGIES”?
Functions usually performed by a cookie can be achieved by other means. This could include, for example, using certain characteristics to identify devices so that visits to a website can be analyzed.
Any technology that stores or accesses information on the user’s device is relevant for this purpose, and therefore it includes, for example, HTML5 local storage, Local Shared Objects and fingerprinting techniques.
Additionally, technologies like scripts, tracking pixels and plugins, wherever these are used – are also considered as Similar Technologies.
DO WE USE TRACKING TECHNOLOGIES?
We use Tracking Technologies for the following purposes:
- Technical operation. To allow the technical operation of the Websites, such as by remembering your selections and preferences as you navigate the Sites.
- To enhance the performance and functionality of our Websites.
- To help us understand user activity on the Websites, including which pages are most and least visited and how visitors move around the Sites, as well as user interactions with our emails.
- To help our third-party advertising partners collect information about how you use the Websites and other online services over time, which they use to show you ads on other online services they believe will interest you and measure how the ads perform.
TYPES OF COOKIES USED ON THE WEBSITE:
Cookie Type | Description |
|---|---|
Necessary | Necessary cookies are vital for the basic functionality of a website. These are usually first-party cookies and do not collect personal data beyond what is required for the website to operate. Key uses include: Allowing users to log in securely, facilitating essential features, such as navigation and payment processing, protecting against cross-site scripting (XSS) attacks. These cookies do not require explicit user consent, as they are essential for the website’s operation. |
Analytics and Performance | Analytics cookies collect data about how users interact with a website, such as the pages they visit and the time they spend on each page. Performance cookies, meanwhile, focus on monitoring and improving the website’s functionality. Examples of their use include: collecting analytics data to optimize website design and content, understanding user behavior to enhance site performance, identifying and resolving technical issues. These cookies are often anonymized and do not directly collect personal data. |
Marketing and Advertising | Marketing cookies, commonly referred to as tracking cookies, are used to track user behavior across multiple websites. These cookies are typically third-party and play a key role in delivering targeted ads. Their functions include: gathering data on browsing habits for ad personalization, enabling retargeting campaigns to reach users with relevant ads, building detailed user profiles for market analysis. While they enhance marketing strategies, these cookies often require user consent due to their tracking. |
DO WE NEED TO OBTAIN YOUR CONSENT TO USE TRACKING TECHNOLOGIES?
Yes, however, only with respect to the Tracking Technologies that are not strictly essential for the operation of the Websites, they are indicated in the cookie banner pop-up
If you do not agree to accept our cookies or other Tracking Technologies that are not strictly essential for the operation of the Websites, you can manage your tracking technologies preferences of your web browser or decide not to use our Websites.
CAN I MANAGE MY TRACKING TECHNOLOGIES PREFERENCES?
Yes, through the Site’s cookie management tool available in the cookie banner.
In addition, every browser allows you to manage your Tracking Technologies preferences, usually found in the “Help” or “Settings” sections of the web browser.
Here are some links to some commonly used web browsers: (a) Google Chrome; (b) Microsoft Edge; (c) Mozilla Firefox; (d) Microsoft Internet Explorer; (e) Opera; (f) Apple Safari.
In addition, you can turn off certain third party targeting or advertising cookies by visiting the following link: Network Advertising Initiative.
To find out more about cookies, including how to see what cookies have been set, you can visit the following websites: www.aboutcookies.org and www.allaboutcookies.org.
Some web browsers offer a “Do Not Track” (“DNT”) signal. A DNT signal is an HTTP header field indicating your preference for tracking your activities on our services or through cross-site user tracking. The Websites do not respond to DNT signals.
WILL WE CHANGE THIS NOTICE?
We update this Notice, where needed. Every time we will change this Notice, we will either send you an email about it or post a notice on the Website. We will post a notice on the Websites if our Notice update includes substantial changes and obtain your consent once again, where required under applicable laws.
