Our website, OnlySelect.com uses web browser cookies and we genuinely respect your privacy by using a bare minimum of them. (See Cookie Policy and Terms for more detailed information.) Many sites provide no effective option to reject cookies, or make it unreasonable by inviting you to spend your precious time clicking 'a hundred times' and/or scrolling 'all the way to Australia' to maybe reject some cookies. These 'opt-ins' sometimes happen without your consent, and result in 'you' providing your private browsing data not only to them, but to their hundreds of partners 'scrambling' for your data, even if described as for the wide-ranging, more nebulous, 'Legitimate Interest' purpose. So unless you are happy with an offering, you may wish to be careful with any cookie banner insisting you have to do much work to cancel 'opt-ins' you have actually never opted into. Many people now do not want to deal with that type of site. Clearly when it comes to preferences that need legal consent, preselecting 'your' options for you is at best, 'suggestive design' and shows a lack of respect for your data and privacy.
We do not do that. It is 'not our way'.
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Necessary cookies are essential cookies required to enable the basic operational features of a website. An example would be session cookies that allow users to securely login and communicate with a site. Another example would be a cookie used to store your cookie consent preferences, so you do not need to be asked repeatedly for preferences every time a page is loaded in your web browser. Shopping cart functionality also relies on this type of cookie so it can securely keep track of your instructions.
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