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campaigns and to improve our
products and services.
Nokia may use web beacons (or
"pixel tags") in connection with
some of our websites.
However, we do not use them
to identify individual users
personally. Web beacons are
typically graphic images that
are placed on a website and
they are used to count visitors
to a website and/or to access
certain cookies. This
information is used to improve
our services. Web beacons do
not typically collect any other
information than what your
browser provides us with as a
standard part of any internet
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communication. If you turn off
cookies, the web beacon will no
longer be able to track your
specific activity. The web
beacon may, however,
continue to collect
information about visits from
your IP-address.
Some Nokia websites or
applications may utilize so
called locally stored objects,
such as Flash local shared
objects ("Flash cookies") or
HTML5 Web Storage. Locally
stored objects are used for
similar pur-poses as cookies
but typically may contain a
greater amount and different
types of data than browser
cookies. For example, in Flash
you can use the Flash Player
Settings Manager to control
the storage of local shared
objects, including disabling the
local shared objects for certain
websites only or disabling the
storage of local shared objects
completely for all websites.
Some Nokia websites use third
party advertizing
technologies, such as
DoubleClick, to serve ads.
DoubleClick uses a cookie to
collect information about your
visits to Nokia and third party
websites. This information will
be used to serve ads on Nokia
and third party websites. The