How This Site Uses Cookies
A plain explanation of the cookies that load when you read our FXCM review, what each type does, and what happens if you turn them off.
Partner demo accountUnderstand What a Cookie Is Before You Decide
When you open a page on fcmabrokerug.com, your browser may store a small text file on your device. That file is a cookie. It holds a short label and some values, and the site that set it can read it again on your next visit or while you move between pages. Cookies are not programs. They cannot run code, install software or reach files on your device. They simply let a website remember something about your session or your preferences.
Some cookies disappear when you close the browser tab. Others stay for a set period, which may be days or months, and are removed automatically when that period ends. You can see, block and delete cookies through your browser settings at any time. The rest of this page explains which cookies this site actually sets and why, so you can make that choice with clear information rather than guesswork.
Recognise the Cookies That Keep the Site Working
Strictly necessary cookies are the ones without which the site cannot function properly. They handle basic tasks such as serving pages correctly, remembering your cookie choice so you are not asked again on every page, and keeping the site secure against misuse. These cookies do not track you across other websites and they do not build a profile of your interests.
Because these cookies are required for the site to operate, refusing them may prevent pages from loading as intended. If you block them through your browser, some parts of the site may stop responding. We keep this category as small as possible and do not use it for advertising or profiling.
See How Measurement Cookies Help Us Review Our Content
We use analytics cookies to understand how readers reach our pages and which parts of the FXCM review they read. These cookies record information such as the pages visited, the time spent on a page, the referring page and general device or browser details. The data is aggregated and used to check whether our explanations are clear and whether anything on the site is broken.
Measurement cookies are set by a third-party analytics provider acting on our behalf. They are not used to identify you by name, and we do not combine them with other information to build a personal profile. If you refuse these cookies, the site still works, but we receive less information about how readers use it, which makes it harder for us to improve the review.
Know Which Cookies Come From Third Parties
Some cookies on this site are set by parties other than us. These third parties may include the analytics provider mentioned above and, where a page embeds external content, the service that supplies that content. Each third party sets its own cookies under its own rules, and we do not control what those parties do with the data they collect.
We do not name those providers here because the exact set can change as we update the site. What we can tell you is that we choose third parties carefully and limit their cookies to measurement and basic site functions. If you want to refuse third-party cookies specifically, your browser settings usually allow that, and you can also review the privacy information published by the relevant provider.
Learn How We Publish Changes to This Cookie List
This page describes the cookies in use at the time you read it. When we add a new cookie, remove one, or change how an existing cookie is used, we update this page so the description stays accurate. The revised text takes effect when it is published here, and the date of the latest version is shown at the top of the page.
We do not send individual notices for every minor change, so we encourage you to check this page if you want to stay informed. If a change is significant, we will make that clear in the updated text. If you have a question about a cookie you have seen on the site, you can reach us through the contact form on this site, and we will explain what it does.
