Introduction

The King’s Country (Yehushua) (hereinafter referred to as “We”, “Our”, “Us”) uses and processes cookies to manage
its websites, amongst which:

• www.thekingscountry.com

This kind of technology is used for different purposes (see below in Section 2). To a certain extent, they can be
considered as personal data.

The present policy (hereafter “Policy”) is complementary to our website policy and the privacy statement that you
may find at the bottom right corner of our website (Legal & Privacy). We encourage you to read the said
statements in order to be informed of the kind of personal data we process and collect, as the case may be, via our
website, respectively within the framework of our activities, the purposes of that processing and the rights that
you have relating to your personal data.

This policy explains:

• what a cookie is;
• what kind of cookies We use on Our websites;
• the purposes for which We use cookies and for what time period they are stored on visitors’ computers;
• how can you manage them?

To complete this, we would like to inform you that the King’s Country (Yehushua) is also present on social networks
such as Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter. These websites are likely to use and process cookies. The present cookie
policy does not cover third-party cookies. For this reason, we encourage you to read their respective cookie
policies to learn what cookies they use and for what purposes.

This website provides general information on the King’s Country (Yehushua) network and its member firms’
professional services and solutions worldwide.

We gather information from users of this website automatically, and when you decide to provide us with information,
for example, when you complete a form on www.The King’s Country (Yehushua) we may use “cookies” to keep and
sometimes track your information.

1. What is a cookie?

Cookies are small text files downloaded to your computer or mobile device when you visit a website or application.
Your web browser (such as Internet Explorer, Safari, Mozilla Firefox or Google Chrome) then sends these cookies back
to the website or application on each subsequent visit so that they can recognise you and remember things like
personalised details or user preferences. Cookies do not damage your system. You can reset your browser to refuse
cookies or alert you when a cookie is sent.

To improve your experience and our service, we use cookies on our website for system administration and analytics.
This information tells us the number of visitors to different parts of our website and enables us to offer you
optimal navigation.

2. What kind of cookies do we collect and for what purposes?

We use several kinds of cookies, which we have decided to classify according to their functionality. We use these
cookies solely for the purposes explained below and not for any other purposes that would be incompatible with the
original purpose. Moreover, to be as transparent as possible about the cookies we use, we have classified them in
tables.

However, despite all the precautions we have taken to create an exhaustive list of cookies used, it is possible that
some cookies may be replaced by others not included in the tables below. For this reason, this policy may be
modified from time to time.

2.1. Strictly necessary cookies

We place some strictly necessary cookies on your computer’s hardware to enable you to visit Our websites (navigate
it and use its features). Without them, services you may have asked for may not be provided. Below is a table
containing a list of such cookies, their expiration time, and a short description of their functionalities.

Cookie   name	Expiration   time	Description
ARRAffinity	Session   cookie	It is used for load balancing to make sure the visitor page requests are routed to the same server in any browsing session

You can delete this cookie any time through your web browser by following the procedure described below in Section
5. However, your navigation experience may be degraded or even impossible if you make that choice.

2.2. System cookies

We use certain cookies (so-called “system cookies”) to manage the security of our websites and your preferences
regarding cookies (by telling us if we can put our cookies on your computer’s hardware). Below is a table containing
a list of these cookies, their expiration time, and a short description of their functionalities.

Cookie name	Expiration   time	Description
ASP.NET_Sessionld	Session   cookie	It keeps the user session ID for security reason
CMSCsrfCookie	Session   cookie	It helps us to protect against cross site request forgery
CMSPreferredCulture	1 year	It stores the visitor’s preferred content culture (language for instance)
CMSCookieLevel	1 year	It specifies which cookies are allowed by the visitor

2.3. Analytical and advertising cookies

We also use cookies for analytical purposes to understand how each user uses our websites. These cookies enable us
to count the number of visits, determine the most popular articles, whether a user visited our website for the first
time and more. They allow us to understand our visitors better so we can adapt and improve our websites in the
future.

We also use advertising cookies, allowing us and our advertisers to deliver more relevant information to you and
propose items you are likely to like and/or need.

Below is a table containing an exhaustive list of our cookies, their expiration time, and a short description of
their functionalities.

Cookie name	Expiration   time	Description
CMSLandingPageLoaded	20 min	It indicates that the landing page has already been visited. Expires after 20 minutes and the expiration period is renewed every time the website is accessed again.
CMSUserPage	20 min	It stores the ID (Document ID, NodeID) of the last visited page. It is used for logging landing and exit page web analytics and activities.
VisitorStatus	30 days – 3 years	It indicates if the visitor is new or returning. It is used   for tracking the visitors statistic in Web analytics. Type of Visitor Data Typical Retention Period Justification Visitor logs (manual or digital) 3–6 months Security and audit trails; reasonable review period CCTV footage 30 days (unless incident) ICO recommends 30 days unless needed for investigation Access control records 3–12 months For security, investigations, or compliance audits Health and safety visitor data Up to 3 years In case of accident investigations or liability claims Visitor Wi-Fi usage logs 6–12 months (if applicable) For security and network usage compliance

The King’s Country (Yehushua) does not share this data with third parties. Our cookies do not store sensitive
information such as your name or address; they simply enable us to see behaviour on the website to help us improve
your experience. However, you can use your browser if you’d prefer to restrict, block, or delete cookies
from www.maceagle.ai or any other website. Each browser is different, so check your particular browser’s ‘Help’ menu
(or your mobile phone’s handset manual) to learn how to change your cookie preferences.

2.4. Profiling

We may create a profile on you using analytical and advertising cookies. This technique enables us to determine your
preferences and personalise the advertisements you see. It is called profiling.

3. On what legal basis do we use these cookies?

When you visit our websites, we will indicate that we are using cookies for the different purposes explained above
and ask for your consent before placing advertising and analytical cookies on your computer’s hardware.

Some cookies, which we consider essential for running our websites and the so-called system cookies, are
automatically put on your computer’s hardware and do not require your consent.

4. When are cookies deleted from your computer’s deleted from your computer’s hardware?

There are two kinds of cookies:

• Session cookies which are deleted once you close your browser;
• Permanent cookies are deleted either once their expiration period has expired or by deleting them manually
  by following the procedure described below in Section 5.

You will find the expiration time of the permanent cookies in the table mentioned in Section 2.

5. How can you manage cookies put on your computer’s hardware?

Regardless of the kind of cookies placed on your computer’s hardware, including functional and system cookies, you
can manage them anytime by following the following procedure.

However, we would like to draw your attention to the fact that changing the settings of these cookies (for example,
refusing cookies) may affect your navigation on our websites and other websites you visit.

There are several ways of managing cookies, which are explained further below. In particular, you can do so either
by:

• Managing them in your browser;
• Managing analytical cookies processed by Google Analytics.

6. How to manage cookies through your browser?

Most modern browsers will allow you to:

• See what cookies you’ve got and delete them on an individual basis
• Block third-party cookies
• Block cookies from particular websites
• Block all cookies from being set
• Delete all cookies when you close your browser

Since each browser may have a different procedure for doing so in practice, we invite you to visit the dedicated
pages on the browsers’ sites (Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Chrome, Safari, etc.) to understand how to do so.

You should be aware that deleting cookies will erase any preferences you have. This includes if you have opted out
of cookies, as this requires an opt-out cookie to be set. Also, if you block cookies completely, many websites will
not work properly, and some functionality will not work.

7. Managing analytics cookies 

Opting out of having your anonymised browsing activity within websites recorded by analytics cookies is possible.
www.thekingscountry.com uses Google Analytics, and you can opt out of their cookies by visiting the Google
Analytics opt-out page. Please note that this will take you to the Google Analytics website and generate a ‘no
thanks’ cookie, stopping any further cookies set by those third parties.

However, this solution is solely applicable to cookies used by Google Analytics.

Further information about cookies and how to manage them

If you’d like to learn more about cookies in general and how to manage them, visit http://www.aboutcookies.org/

*Please note that we can’t be responsible for the content of external websites.

This Cookie Policy Notice was last updated on 02 April 2025