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PeopleNewsTime Cookie and Tracking Notice
Page updated: 26 May 2026
Version: 1.0
When you visit peoplenewstime.com or use our mobile applications, we and approved third-party digital advertising and analytics companies deploy cookies and related online tracking technologies. This notice outlines what these technologies are, how we use them, and the explicit tools you have to manage your data privacy choices.
This notice works alongside our Privacy Policy and Website Terms of Use. You can update or modify your preference choices at any moment via the cookie settings link located in our digital site footer.
1. Understanding Tracking Technologies
We utilize several types of online tracking structures to optimize your news reading experience:
Cookies: Tiny text strings placed into your web browser storage cache by digital servers. Cookies allow web applications to maintain state history, identify individual client devices, and remember specific user configuration parameters across browsing loops.
Web Beacons and Pixels: Small transparent image snippets embedded inside our articles or digital marketing emails. These track when a specific webpage is visited or when an informational digest email is opened, helping us quantify campaign engagement metrics.
Local Storage: Standard browser storage frameworks used to cache interface settings and historical article reading progress directly on your device, which reduces server processing strain and improves loading speed.
2. How We Use Cookies
Our platform group categorizes cookies into distinct functional buckets based on their core purpose:
A. Strictly Necessary Trackers
These scripts are mandatory to enable basic security functions and core site operations. They support transaction checkouts, manage premium subscription clearances, track your security sign-in state, and store your cookie preference configurations.
Note: These cannot be disabled through our privacy preference menu because our news platform requires them to function.
B. Functional and Optimization Cookies
These trackers remember custom adjustments you make to our site, such as default language layouts, preferred regional news formats, and custom typography settings, providing a consistent layout every time you log back in.
C. Performance and Aggregated Analytics
We integrate specialized system utilities to monitor traffic flow. They tell us which articles are read most frequently, highlight technical errors on individual pages, and help us understand user demographics. All data harvested through this tracking path is aggregated and completely anonymized.
D. Programmatic Advertising and Behavioral Profiling
These cookies track your browsing behavior across multiple websites to build customized audience profiles. They allow third-party ad networks to serve highly relevant promotional campaigns on our site, limit how many times you see the same ad, and measure the commercial success of brand partnerships.
3. Managing Your Choices and Opting Out
You maintain total control over your digital footprint. You can review and update your privacy selections through the following methods:
On-Site Privacy Preference Manager
Click the “Cookie Settings” or “Do Not Sell or Share My Info” link located in our digital site footer at any time to toggle distinct behavioral tracking categories on or off.
Native Web Browser Controls
Every major web browser allows you to block or delete cookies entirely within its advanced preference panel. Please note that clearing your browser cache or deleting your history files will also reset your privacy choices on our site, and you may be prompted to select your preferences again on your next visit.
Global Privacy Control (GPC) Signals
Our server infrastructure is configured to automatically recognize valid GPC opt-out signals sent by your browser or extension tools. If a verified GPC signal is detected, our ad engines automatically switch off third-party behavioral profiling and targeted tracking for your session.
4. Third-Party Network Integration
We partner with trusted digital service providers and automation ad exchanges to fund our global reporting activities. These external networks may deploy independent persistent tracking chips inside your client software when you visit our media links. Their data harvesting activities are governed strictly by their respective corporate privacy frameworks and are not directly managed by this notice.
5. Contact and Operational Oversight
If you have any questions or require additional technical information regarding our data tracking systems, please contact our administrative team via email at contact@peoplenewstime.com.