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We may also store and use your preferences for text size and other customizable elements on the website. Showing targeted ads We work with trusted partners who use cookies to help us deliver more relevant content and appropriate messages when you visit the Dell website and other websites. Our trusted partners may use the information collected during your visits to the Dell website in cookies to serve specific content over the Internet, whether you are currently visiting a Dell website or another website. They may also use cookies to measure how efficient the content offered is. The data in the cookies may give them information about the items you clicked on, other actions you took on those pages, and the website you left to view the page. Other cookies collect information about how you use websites, which pages you visit most often, which website you left, as well as the services you use or products you purchased. 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In addition, third-party companies that place content or advertisements on Dell's websites may also embed web beacons in their advertisements or content to measure their efficiency. Web beacons allow us to identify users by querying the cookies that Dell has stored on their device. We may combine the information we collect through web beacons with other information we have collected from you. We use all this information to better tailor our interaction with you. You can disable some web beacons by refusing cookies. How do I change the cookie settings in my browser? In our cookie tool you can make certain choices about receiving cookies. Normally you can ensure that website cookies are removed and/or disabled via the settings of your browser. You can set your browser to notify you each time a website tries to place a cookie on your device. This gives you the choice of accepting or refusing cookies from the respective website. 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