Why Choose Us? Solutions Products Resources Latest News Login Request Demo Cookie Policy Cookie Notice Lasted updated: 18th June 2018 At MetaCompliance we take your privacy, and, your trust in us very seriously. This Cookie Notice provides you with information about how we use “cookies”, or, similar technologies, on our websites and applications and other services (each, a “Service”) to enable us to understand how you interact with our products, to improve your experience, and to allow you to use certain features, such as sharing content via social networks or other communications channels. This notice also provides information about how third-parties may use such technologies in association with the operation of our Services. 1. ABOUT THIS COOKIE NOTICE This cookie notice applies when you use any of our Services that refer or link to this notice. 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