Cookies are small files stored on a user's computer that allow websites to personalize content for individual users based on their interests and provide targeted advertisements. While cookies can improve users' experiences by making websites load faster and be tailored to their preferences, they also enable user tracking and pose privacy risks if personal information is accessed without permission.

2. Websites and applications use cookies for
security purposes, to supply
products, services, and advertisements.
They also use cookies to give you a better
and faster experience.

3. Cookies are small files which are stored on a
user’s computer. They are made to hold a
large amount of information designed to suit
the users likes. This allows the website to
create a page for a particular user.

4. Tracking cookies can be used to see what someone does
on the internet. By using these, websites are able to see
what your interests are and use this information to their
advantage by posting advertisements suit your likings.
This can be as negative as it is positive, as sometimes
you can be led to viruses. People can also access your
personal information and use it to secretly discover
everything about you.