Cookie Preferences

Bauthe Canada values the privacy of its customers and visitors and aims to provide a clear understanding of how cookies and similar technologies may be used when people visit our website. This Cookie Preferences page explains what cookies are, why websites use them, how they may support the online shopping experience, and how visitors can manage their preferences. Cookies and similar technologies can help websites function properly, remember certain choices, understand how visitors interact with pages, and support relevant website features. Our approach is to use these technologies in a manner that is consistent with applicable privacy laws and the choices available to visitors.

Cookies are small text files that a website may store on a visitor's browser or device when the visitor accesses the website. They can contain information that helps a website recognize a browser, maintain a session, remember selected settings, or support particular functions during a visit or across visits. Some cookies are temporary and expire when a browsing session ends, while others may remain on a device for a defined period or until they are deleted. The duration and purpose of a cookie depend on how it is configured. Similar technologies, such as pixels, tags, local storage, and other online identifiers, may also be used for functions that resemble or complement those of cookies.

Cookies can serve different purposes depending on the website feature involved. Some are necessary to support essential functions, such as maintaining a shopping session, helping manage a shopping cart, enabling checkout, supporting security, or remembering choices that are needed for a service to work. Other technologies may help a website understand general visitor activity, assess how pages perform, remember preferences, or support marketing and advertising activities. The specific technologies used on a website can change over time as its features, service providers, and operational needs change.

Strictly necessary cookies are generally used to support core website operations and security. Depending on the website's configuration, they may help keep a shopping session active, maintain the contents of a cart, support navigation between pages, or assist with fraud prevention and other essential functions. Because these technologies may be needed for the website or a requested service to operate, they may not be available for optional rejection through a preference tool. Their use remains subject to applicable legal requirements. If necessary cookies are blocked through browser settings, certain parts of the website may not function as intended.

Preference cookies may help a website remember choices made by a visitor, such as language settings, regional preferences, or other interface selections where these features are available. Remembering these choices can make subsequent visits more convenient by reducing the need to repeat the same selections. If preference cookies are disabled or deleted, the website may no longer remember some of these settings, and visitors may need to select their preferences again. The availability and purpose of preference cookies depend on the features provided by the website.

Analytics and performance technologies may be used to understand how visitors interact with a website, which pages receive attention, whether certain features work as expected, and where usability improvements may be helpful. Depending on the configuration, these technologies may collect information such as page visits, browser or device characteristics, general interaction patterns, referral information, or technical events. Such information may help us evaluate website performance and improve navigation, content, and functionality. Where required by applicable law, non-essential analytics cookies or similar technologies will be used in accordance with the relevant consent and preference requirements.

Advertising and marketing technologies may be used, where implemented and permitted, to measure advertising effectiveness, understand engagement with promotional content, or help deliver advertisements that are more relevant to visitors' interests. These technologies may be provided by third parties and may involve identifiers or information about interactions with websites or advertisements. The way these technologies operate depends on the services involved and the settings enabled. Where consent or another legal basis is required, applicable advertising technologies should be managed in accordance with the relevant legal requirements and the choices presented to visitors.

Bauthe Canada may use third-party services to support website functionality, analytics, security, payment processing, embedded content, or advertising-related features. When such services are integrated into a website, the relevant providers may use cookies or similar technologies according to their own technical arrangements and applicable privacy practices. Third-party technologies may change when services are added, removed, or updated. Visitors should review the privacy and cookie information provided by relevant third parties where appropriate. Bauthe Canada's use of third-party services is also subject to the applicable terms and privacy practices described in our website policies.

Visitors should be able to make choices about optional cookies and similar technologies through the preference controls made available on the website, where applicable. If a cookie banner or cookie settings tool is displayed, visitors can review the available categories and select the options they prefer. The specific controls and categories may vary depending on the website's configuration and applicable legal requirements. Essential technologies may continue to operate when they are needed to provide a requested service, while optional technologies should be handled according to the choices and permissions required by applicable law.

A visitor's cookie preferences may be stored so that the website can remember the selection during later visits. If preferences are stored in a cookie or similar technology, deleting browser data or using a different browser or device may cause the website to ask for a selection again. Changes to the website or its cookie settings may also require preferences to be reviewed again. Where a preference tool is available, visitors can use it to revisit their selections and update them as permitted by the options provided. If no preference control is displayed, visitors may also be able to manage certain cookies through their browser settings.

Most web browsers provide controls for reviewing, blocking, or deleting cookies. The available options vary by browser and device, but may include blocking all cookies, allowing only selected categories, deleting stored cookies, or restricting third-party cookies. Visitors should consult the help or privacy settings for their browser or device to understand the available controls. Blocking or deleting cookies may affect website functionality, and certain features, including shopping-cart persistence, account sessions, checkout, or saved preferences, may not work properly if required cookies are unavailable. Browser-level controls may not provide the same category-by-category choices as a website's own preference tool.

Private or incognito browsing may limit how certain browsing information is retained on a device after a session ends, but it does not necessarily prevent all cookies or similar technologies from operating during that session. Likewise, deleting cookies does not automatically delete every type of personal information that a website or service provider may have processed. Visitors who wish to understand how personal information is handled should review our Privacy Policy, which explains our broader approach to personal information and applicable privacy rights.

Cookie choices are distinct from certain other privacy choices, including choices relating to targeted advertising, the sharing of personal information, or communications preferences. Depending on the technologies and services used, changing a cookie preference may not automatically update every other privacy setting maintained by a browser, advertising provider, or third-party service. Visitors should use any separate privacy controls made available on our website and review the applicable information provided by relevant services. Where required by law, Bauthe Canada will respect applicable consent, opt-out, and other privacy rights relating to the use of cookies and similar technologies.

We aim to provide clear information about cookies and to review our use of these technologies as the website develops. The cookies and similar technologies in use may change as website functions, integrations, and legal requirements evolve. This page is intended to explain the general purposes and management of cookies and does not guarantee that every category described is currently active on every page. The actual technologies in use and the choices available may depend on the website's current configuration and any preference tool provided. We encourage visitors to review this page periodically and use available controls to manage their choices.

For questions about cookie preferences, privacy settings, or how information may be collected through our website, please contact Bauthe Canada. If you encounter a problem with a cookie preference control or need assistance understanding the available options, our support team can review your inquiry and provide guidance based on the information available. You may also consult our Privacy Policy for additional information about the handling of personal information. Bauthe Canada is located at 9161 135A St, Surrey, BC V3V 5V4, Canada. For assistance, email hello@bauthe.ca or call +1 778-325-5786.