NBCUniversal uses cookies and other tracking technologies to collect data about users for various purposes, including analytics, advertising, and personalization. This cookie policy explains how we use these technologies, what information is collected, and how you can manage your cookie settings.
We may use the following types of cookies on our websites:
* Essential cookies: These cookies are necessary for the operation of our websites and cannot be disabled.
* Performance cookies: These cookies help us improve our websites’ performance by tracking user behavior and preferences.
* Functional cookies: These cookies enable certain features on our websites, such as personalized content and recommendations.
* Advertising cookies: These cookies allow us to deliver targeted advertising based on your interests and browsing habits.
You can manage your cookie settings in several ways:
* Browser controls: Most browsers have built-in tools that allow you to disable and manage cookies. You can use the following browser links for instructions:
+ Google Chrome
+ Apple Safari
+ Mozilla Firefox
+ Microsoft Internet Explorer
* Analytics provider opt-outs: Some of our analytics providers offer opt-out mechanisms, such as Google’s Privacy Policy and Google Analytics Opt-Out or Omniture’s Privacy Policy and Omniture’s Opt-Out.
* Flash Local Storage: You can delete Flash cookies by visiting the storage section of your Flash Player Settings Manager.
* Interest-based advertising: Many third-party advertisers offer a way to opt out of their interest-based advertising. For more information, please visit:
+ Digital Advertising Alliance in the US
+ Digital Advertising Alliance of Canada
+ European Interactive Digital Advertising Alliance
+ Australian Digital Advertising Alliance
Please note that disabling cookies may affect the functionality and experience of our websites.
For inquiries about this cookie policy or to contact us, please email [email protected] or visit our website’s contact page.
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