Privacy Policy

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Our generous visitor

Your privacy, visitor, is of great importance to us, and the privacy policy in this document is the outline of the types of personal information you collect.


And how to use this information.

We use advertising companies as a third party to serve ads, and when you visit the "Blog weight loss" blog, these companies have the right to use information about your visits to this blog (except name, address, email address, or phone number) in order to provide advertisements about the goods, products, and services of interest to you through the cookie.


At The Code of Blog weight loss, we use Google Ads as an external financial provider, so Google uses cookies to display ads on our site.

Using the DART cookie, Google will be able to show ads to users based on their visits to our site.

Our honorable Zorana can disable the use of the DART cookie by visiting 




Access files:

Like most other site servers, hence the 


It uses a login file system, which includes IP (addresses, browser type, ISP "ISPs", date/time, and a number of clicks to analyze trends).

Through this process, it is not intended to collect all this information in order to snoop on personal visitor matters, but it is analytical for the purposes of improving the quality of advertising by Google, and in addition to that all of this information stored by us is strictly confidential and remains within the scope of the development and improvement of our site only.


Cookies and network settings:

Google uses cookies technology to store information about visitors' interests, along with a special user record in which specific information about the pages accessed or visited, and in this step, we know the extent of visitors' interests and any of the topics most preferred by them so that we can develop our service and knowledge content appropriate to them.

Add to that that some companies that advertise in


You may look at cookies and network settings for our site and in your own way, such as Google and Google AdSense, the first advertising company on our site.


Of course, such advertisers, which are third parties to the privacy policy, follow such data and statistics through Internet protocols for the purposes of improving the quality of their ads and measuring their effectiveness.

Under our agreements, these companies are entitled to use technical means such as cookies, network settings, and special software codes for the same purposes mentioned above, which are to develop the advertising content of these companies and measure the effectiveness of these ads, without any other objectives that may harm us in one way or another to our visitors.



Of course, the Code (Blog weight loss) cannot access or control these files, even after you allow and activate to take them from your device (cookies), and we are not responsible in any way for the illegal use of them if god forbid.

You should review the third-party privacy policy in this document, advertisers such as Google AdSense, or ad network servers for more information about their various practices and activities.

To review google's Google AdSense advertising policy, please click here.




And finally. Under this agreement, we are obliged to show you how to disable the cookie feature, as you can do so through your browser options, or by following the privacy policy of Google Ads and the Content Network.

If you need more information or have any questions about our privacy policy, feel free to contact us via the contact form, by accessing the tab 

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This page was edited on 17 Auguest 2021

The terms of this policy are scalable and change in content any time we deem necessary.



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