We sometimes use an Internet device called cookies to store login or other information on your computer. A cookie is a small amount of information that a Web site transfers to your computer's hard drive. Many Web sites use cookies to make your life as a Web user easier and more engaging. We use cookies to simplify your access or to tailor our services to your needs and interests. For some services, we offer users the choice of having an ID or password stored in a cookie.
Cookies come with some protections.
We do not store credit card numbers in cookies. No other Web site can read a cookie set by us. We cannot read a cookie that another Web site wrote to your computer. Most Internet browsers are set to accept cookies. Users can reset browsers to refuse cookies and still use our Web site, although access may not be as simple.