Browser storage and preferences
Website data and user choices
A cookie is a small file stored by a browser. Similar technologies, including local storage, may retain information needed for website functions. Their use depends on the services and features you access.
Hosting, security, and session-related services can use necessary storage to operate the website. Blocking necessary storage can affect services that depend on it.
Incomplete application information is not retained between visits. Submitted application records are handled separately from browser storage.
Optional technologies can include analytics, advertising, and personalization tools. Contact QAC to confirm the technologies currently in use. Any optional use requiring consent should be disclosed before activation.
Apply your browser’s privacy settings to inspect, block, or delete cookies and site data. Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge provide controls for cookies and stored website data.
Removing stored data may reset preferences or terminate a session. Browser controls do not delete application information already submitted to QAC.
External websites operate under their own privacy and cookie policies. Hosting and content delivery services may also process technical data to provide website resources.
Email info@qacab.com for questions about cookies or changes to the website’s data practices.
Ask QAC about cookies, stored information or privacy requests.
