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material fresh, no information is gathered that allows identification
of individual users.
To do this tracking,
PRO EAP uses "cookies". A cookie can be described as a
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a web page. This cookie file contains general information such as
which pages are visited or the number times a page is visited but
the identity of the user is not recorded. A cookie can't read data
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