Effective and last updated: October 16, 2026
1. Remembering your choice
The first-party efa_uet_187282763_preference cookie remembers your advertising choice for up to 180 days, subject to browser limits. Rejection also sets Microsoft’s _uetmsdns event-suppression preference for up to 180 days. These settings are shared across this domain.
The top notice is informational and never blocks the form or phone links. Selecting OK, closing it, pressing Escape within it, or continuing to browse does not allow optional cookies or change a saved choice. The essential first-party efa_uet_187282763_notice cookie records only v1.seen for up to 180 days to remember dismissal; it is not a visitor identifier or an advertising-consent record. Cookie settings remain available after dismissal.
2. Microsoft UET
UET tag 187282763 measures advertising visits. When allowed, identifiers can include _uetsid, _uetvid, _uetmsclkid and Microsoft cookies such as MUID. Their availability and duration depend on the browser and Microsoft’s configuration.
UET begins with advertising-cookie consent denied; limited measurement may occur without advertising cookies before a choice. Rejection sends denied, removes accessible first-party UET identifiers and applies event suppression. Microsoft-domain cookies are managed through Microsoft or your browser.
3. Change your browser preference
Use to allow or reject optional advertising cookies. Phone links work with either choice and without JavaScript. A permitted phone_click event measures a click, not proof of a connected call.
Rejecting cookies does not stop a telephone referral that you choose to make or its caller information. See Privacy Policy and Privacy Choices for the separate paid-call sharing model.
With optional measurement allowed, a first-party active-page counter sends a random page identifier and a recent activity time while the page is visible. The identifier stays only in page memory, not cookies or browser storage; a reload or another tab may count separately. Entries stop contributing after90 seconds. The counter stores no name, contact details, trip fields or page address. It stops when optional measurement is rejected or Global Privacy Control or Do Not Track is enabled. The count is an estimate, not a verified count of people.