Cookie Policy

This Cookie Policy explains how WEBGO CONTENT MARKETING DIRETO LTDA. (“WebGO”, “we”, “us”, or “our”), operator of NOD – Canada, uses cookies and similar technologies on:

https://canada.nodetalhe.com.br

Our goal is to provide clear and accessible information about the technologies that may be stored on or accessed from your browser or device when you visit the Website.

NOD – Canada is an independent informational and editorial website. The Website does not require users to create an account or submit government identification, banking credentials, or payment information in order to access its editorial content.

However, when you browse the Website, cookies and similar technologies may be used by WebGO and by third-party service providers, including providers of advertising, analytics, security, and technical services.

These technologies may collect or process online identifiers and technical information such as cookie identifiers, IP addresses, browser information, device information, advertising interactions, pages visited, and other Website usage information.

This Cookie Policy should be read together with our Privacy Policy.

1. WHAT ARE COOKIES?

Cookies are small text files or pieces of information that a website may store on or access from your browser or device.

Cookies may contain information such as:

  • a unique identifier;
  • the domain that created the cookie;
  • an expiration date;
  • user preferences;
  • session information; or
  • technical information associated with Website usage.

Cookies can perform different functions.

For example, they may help a website:

  • remember technical preferences;
  • maintain functionality;
  • understand Website traffic;
  • measure content performance;
  • prevent fraud;
  • remember advertising preferences;
  • measure advertising activity; or
  • provide more relevant advertisements.

Cookies themselves do not necessarily identify you by name. However, depending on the information involved and how it is combined with other information, cookie identifiers and related online data may constitute Personal Information under applicable privacy laws.

2. SIMILAR TECHNOLOGIES

In addition to traditional browser cookies, the Website or its Service Providers may use other technologies that perform similar functions.

These may include:

  • pixels;
  • web beacons;
  • tags;
  • scripts;
  • local storage;
  • advertising identifiers;
  • software development or measurement technologies;
  • server logs; and
  • similar technical tools.

For simplicity, this Policy may refer collectively to these technologies as “Cookies” unless a distinction is necessary.

3. WHY WE USE COOKIES

Cookies and similar technologies may be used on NOD – Canada for purposes including:

  • operating and securing the Website;
  • maintaining Website functionality;
  • detecting technical failures;
  • preventing fraud or abusive activity;
  • understanding how users navigate the Website;
  • measuring audience and traffic;
  • measuring article and page performance;
  • understanding referral sources;
  • measuring clicks and other interactions;
  • improving Website performance;
  • remembering technical or privacy preferences;
  • delivering advertising;
  • measuring advertising performance;
  • limiting how often an advertisement is displayed;
  • providing personalized advertising where permitted;
  • providing contextual or non-personalized advertising;
  • supporting analytics and statistical reporting; and
  • complying with applicable legal and regulatory requirements.

We seek to use these technologies in a manner consistent with applicable Canadian privacy requirements.

4. TYPES OF COOKIES WE MAY USE

The Cookies used on NOD – Canada may generally fall into the categories below.

Necessary and Functional Cookies

These Cookies support functions that are reasonably necessary for the operation, security, or technical performance of the Website.

They may be used to:

  • maintain basic Website functionality;
  • manage technical sessions;
  • remember privacy or cookie settings;
  • detect technical errors;
  • maintain security;
  • prevent abuse;
  • support load balancing; or
  • ensure that Website features function correctly.

Information processed may include:

  • browser identifiers;
  • session identifiers;
  • technical device information;
  • IP address;
  • cookie preference information; and
  • security-related information.

Some necessary Cookies may operate only during a browsing session, while others may remain for a longer period where required for the relevant function.

Analytics and Measurement Cookies

Analytics technologies help us understand how users interact with NOD – Canada.

They may be used to measure information such as:

  • pages visited;
  • session duration;
  • referral source;
  • approximate geographic region;
  • browser type;
  • device category;
  • interactions with Website features;
  • navigation patterns; and
  • other statistical Website activity.

This information helps us understand:

  • which content is most useful;
  • how users reach the Website;
  • how Website pages perform;
  • where technical problems may occur; and
  • how the Website can be improved.

Where applicable, we may use services such as Google Analytics or other measurement technologies.

Google Analytics commonly uses cookies and similar identifiers to distinguish users and sessions and to generate Website usage statistics.

Cookie duration depends on the specific technology and configuration used. Some analytics cookies may remain for periods of up to approximately two years, unless they are deleted earlier, reset, or configured for a shorter period.

Advertising and Marketing Cookies

NOD – Canada is supported in part by advertising.

Advertising Cookies and related technologies may be used by advertising platforms and their partners to:

  • display advertisements;
  • measure advertising impressions;
  • measure clicks;
  • prevent advertising fraud;
  • limit repetitive advertising;
  • generate advertising reports;
  • understand advertisement performance; and
  • where permitted, select advertisements based on interests or previous online activity.

These Cookies may process information such as:

  • cookie identifiers;
  • IP address;
  • browser and device characteristics;
  • advertising interactions;
  • Website visits;
  • approximate geographic information; and
  • other advertising-related identifiers.

Retention periods vary by provider and specific Cookie.

Some advertising identifiers may remain for several months or longer, depending on the relevant technology, provider configuration, browser settings, and user choices.

Preference Cookies

Preference Cookies may help remember choices made through your browser or Website interface.

These may include:

  • cookie consent preferences;
  • advertising choices;
  • language or display settings;
  • notification settings; and
  • other functionality preferences.

The duration of these Cookies depends on the preference being stored and the technology used.

5. GOOGLE ADSENSE AND GOOGLE ADVERTISING COOKIES

NOD – Canada may use advertising services provided by Google, including Google AdSense and related advertising technologies.

Google and other third-party vendors may use cookies and similar technologies when advertisements are served on the Website.

These technologies may be used to serve advertisements based on factors such as the content of the current page, previous Website visits, interactions with advertisements, browser or device information, or other signals permitted under applicable law and user settings.

Google advertising technologies may be used for purposes including:

  • advertisement delivery;
  • advertising personalization where permitted;
  • frequency capping;
  • campaign measurement;
  • aggregated advertising reporting;
  • fraud prevention; and
  • security.

Advertising technologies may use both first-party and third-party cookies depending on the configuration and technology available.

6. PERSONALIZED AND NON-PERSONALIZED ADVERTISING

Advertising displayed on NOD – Canada may be personalized or non-personalized depending on:

  • your privacy choices;
  • your browser or device settings;
  • the Website’s advertising configuration;
  • the advertising provider’s settings;
  • applicable privacy requirements; and
  • other contextual factors.

Personalized Advertising

Personalized advertising may use information collected previously about a user’s online activity to influence which advertisements are displayed.

This may include information such as:

  • previous Website visits;
  • inferred interests;
  • approximate location;
  • advertising interactions;
  • browser or device identifiers; and
  • other permitted signals.

Non-Personalized Advertising

Non-personalized advertisements are not selected primarily based on a user’s previous behavioural activity.

They may instead use contextual information such as:

  • the content of the current page;
  • the user’s general geographic area;
  • current page context; and
  • other non-behavioural signals.

Even non-personalized advertising may use Cookies or similar technologies for functions such as frequency capping, fraud prevention, security, and aggregated reporting.

7. ONLINE BEHAVIOURAL ADVERTISING

Certain advertising technologies may involve online behavioural advertising, sometimes also called interest-based advertising.

This generally involves collecting information about online activity over time in order to infer interests and provide advertisements considered more relevant to the user.

Where applicable law requires consent for a particular advertising or tracking activity, we seek to use appropriate mechanisms to obtain or respect that consent.

8. GOOGLE ANALYTICS AND MEASUREMENT SERVICES

We may use Google Analytics or similar analytics services to better understand Website usage.

These services may use Cookies and related technologies to process information such as:

  • page visits;
  • session activity;
  • general traffic sources;
  • device type;
  • browser type;
  • approximate geographic information;
  • Website interactions; and
  • technical performance information.

Analytics data may be used to produce aggregated statistics and reports.

Depending on the Website configuration, privacy settings, provider settings, and applicable law, analytics technologies may be limited, modified, disabled, or otherwise controlled through consent-management tools.

9. THIRD-PARTY COOKIES

Some Cookies used while visiting NOD – Canada are controlled by independent third parties.

These may include providers of:

  • advertising;
  • analytics;
  • measurement;
  • video or embedded content;
  • social media functionality;
  • security;
  • content delivery;
  • push notifications; and
  • other digital services.

For example, third-party services may include companies such as:

  • Google;
  • YouTube;
  • Meta;
  • Instagram;
  • Facebook;
  • LinkedIn; or
  • other technology providers,

where their services are actually embedded or used on the Website.

These providers may collect information directly from your browser or device.

Their collection and use of information are subject to their own terms, privacy policies, cookie practices, and applicable legal obligations.

WebGO does not independently control all Cookies placed or accessed by these providers.

10. HOW GOOGLE USES INFORMATION

Google provides information about how it uses information obtained from websites and applications that use Google services.

You can review Google’s applicable privacy and advertising information directly through Google’s official privacy and advertising settings pages.

Google and other advertising providers may place or read cookies in users’ browsers or use identifiers, IP addresses, web beacons, or similar technologies as a result of advertising services.

11. HOW TO MANAGE GOOGLE ADVERTISING PREFERENCES

You may manage certain Google advertising preferences through Google My Ad Center.

Through these settings, users may be able to:

  • manage advertising personalization;
  • limit certain advertising topics;
  • review ad-related settings; or
  • disable personalized advertising where available.

Disabling personalized advertising does not necessarily prevent advertisements from being displayed. It may instead change the way advertisements are selected.

12. COOKIE CONSENT AND USER CHOICES

Your choices regarding Cookies depend on the technology, purpose, applicable law, and Website configuration.

Where a consent-management platform or cookie preference interface is available, you may be able to:

  • accept certain optional Cookies;
  • reject certain optional Cookies;
  • select Cookie categories;
  • change previously selected preferences; or
  • withdraw consent for optional Cookies.

Necessary Cookies may not always be capable of being disabled through the Website interface because they may be required for security, privacy preference management, or essential Website functions.

Where consent is required under applicable privacy law, we seek to provide an appropriate mechanism to obtain and manage that consent.

13. MANAGING COOKIES THROUGH YOUR BROWSER

Most browsers allow you to control Cookies through browser settings.

Depending on the browser, you may be able to:

  • block all Cookies;
  • block third-party Cookies;
  • delete existing Cookies;
  • receive a warning before a Cookie is stored;
  • limit tracking technologies;
  • clear browsing information; or
  • configure site-specific permissions.

The location and terminology of these settings vary by browser.

They are commonly available under sections such as:

  • Privacy;
  • Security;
  • Site Settings;
  • Cookies and Site Data;
  • Tracking Protection; or
  • Browsing Data.

Please note that deleting Cookies may also delete stored Website preferences.

Blocking certain Cookies can also affect some Website functions.

14. ADVERTISING INDUSTRY OPT-OUT TOOLS

Users may also have access to advertising industry tools that provide additional choices regarding interest-based advertising.

Depending on your location and the participating advertising provider, these tools may allow you to manage or opt out of certain forms of personalized advertising.

Opting out of personalized advertising generally does not remove all advertisements. It usually changes how advertisements are selected.

15. COOKIE RETENTION PERIODS

Different Cookies remain on a device for different periods.

Cookies can generally be categorized as:

Session Cookies

Session Cookies normally remain active only while your browser session is open and may be deleted when the browser is closed.

Persistent Cookies

Persistent Cookies remain stored for a specified period or until manually deleted.

The exact duration depends on the Cookie, provider, browser settings, and technical configuration.

As a general indication:

Cookie CategoryTypical PurposeTypical Duration
Necessary / FunctionalWebsite operation, security and preferencesSession or as reasonably necessary
AnalyticsWebsite measurement and usage statisticsSession to approximately 24 months
Advertising / MarketingAdvertising delivery, measurement, frequency capping and personalization where permittedVaries by provider, potentially several months or longer
PreferenceRemember user or consent choicesVaries according to the preference

These periods are indicative only.

Actual retention periods may change if a third-party provider modifies its technology, configuration, or policies.

For that reason, provider-specific documentation and your browser’s Cookie storage information may provide more current technical details.

16. COOKIE LISTS MAY CHANGE

The precise Cookies used on NOD – Canada may change over time.

This can occur when:

  • a technology provider changes its services;
  • advertising technologies are updated;
  • Website functionality changes;
  • analytics tools are added or removed;
  • security technologies change;
  • Cookie names or identifiers are updated;
  • retention periods change; or
  • technical configuration is modified.

For this reason, this Policy describes the principal categories, purposes, and providers rather than guaranteeing that a static list of Cookie names will remain permanently accurate.

Where a consent-management platform provides a current Cookie list or vendor list, that interface may contain more detailed technical information about technologies currently detected or configured on the Website.

17. CHANGING OR WITHDRAWING YOUR CONSENT

Where a Cookie or related technology relies on your consent, you may withdraw or modify that consent where technically available and subject to applicable law.

You may generally do this through:

  • the Website’s Cookie preference interface, where provided;
  • your browser settings;
  • your device settings;
  • Google advertising controls; or
  • applicable advertising industry opt-out tools.

Withdrawal of consent does not affect processing that occurred lawfully before the withdrawal.

18. CONSEQUENCES OF BLOCKING COOKIES

Blocking or deleting Cookies may affect your experience on NOD – Canada.

For example:

  • Website preferences may not be remembered;
  • some functionality may not operate as intended;
  • consent preferences may need to be selected again;
  • Website performance measurement may become less accurate; or
  • advertisements may be less relevant.

Blocking personalized advertising does not necessarily prevent advertising from being displayed.

19. DO NOT TRACK AND OTHER BROWSER SIGNALS

Some browsers offer signals such as Do Not Track (DNT) or other privacy preference mechanisms.

The technical and legal standards surrounding these signals continue to evolve.

Our response to a particular browser signal may depend on:

  • applicable law;
  • the technologies implemented on the Website;
  • the relevant advertising or analytics provider; and
  • whether the signal is technically supported.

Where applicable law requires recognition of a particular browser-based privacy preference signal, we will seek to comply with that requirement.

20. CHILDREN

NOD – Canada is a general-audience informational Website and is not directed specifically at children.

We do not intentionally use our Website to create advertising profiles based on information that we know relates to children in circumstances prohibited by applicable law or advertising platform policies.

21. SENSITIVE INFORMATION AND ADVERTISING

We do not intentionally use sensitive Personal Information provided directly to WebGO to create advertising audiences for NOD – Canada.

Advertising providers may also impose restrictions on personalized advertising involving sensitive categories of information.

These may include, depending on the provider and applicable law:

  • health information;
  • financial information;
  • racial or ethnic information;
  • religious information;
  • sexual orientation;
  • political information;
  • government identifiers; and
  • other sensitive categories.

22. INTERNATIONAL PROCESSING

Because WebGO is headquartered in Brazil and some technology providers operate globally, information collected through Cookies or similar technologies may be processed outside the province or country in which you reside.

Depending on the provider, processing may occur in:

  • Canada;
  • Brazil;
  • the United States; or
  • other jurisdictions where the relevant provider operates infrastructure.

Information processed outside Canada may be subject to the laws of the jurisdiction in which it is processed.

More information concerning international processing and safeguards is available in our Privacy Policy.

23. PRIVACY LAW

Our use of Cookies and related technologies is intended to comply with applicable privacy laws.

Depending on the circumstances, these may include:

  • Canada’s Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA);
  • applicable provincial privacy legislation;
  • Quebec’s private-sector privacy legislation;
  • British Columbia’s Personal Information Protection Act;
  • Alberta’s Personal Information Protection Act; and
  • other applicable privacy or consumer-protection laws.

Where applicable law requires consent, transparency, user choice, or other safeguards in relation to Cookies or similar technologies, we seek to comply with those requirements.

24. RELATIONSHIP WITH OUR PRIVACY POLICY

This Cookie Policy complements the NOD – Canada Privacy Policy.

Our Privacy Policy provides broader information about:

  • Personal Information we may process;
  • purposes of processing;
  • advertising;
  • analytics;
  • disclosures to Service Providers;
  • international transfers;
  • retention;
  • security;
  • privacy rights; and
  • how to contact our Privacy Officer.

If you have questions specifically concerning Personal Information, please review the Privacy Policy together with this document.

25. CHANGES TO THIS COOKIE POLICY

We may update this Cookie Policy from time to time.

Changes may be made to reflect:

  • new Website technologies;
  • changes to advertising services;
  • new analytics tools;
  • changes to third-party providers;
  • changes to Cookie retention periods;
  • changes in legal requirements; or
  • changes to our privacy practices.

When this Policy is updated, the revised version will be published on this page and the date below will be updated.

Where required by applicable law, we may provide additional notice or obtain new consent before implementing a material change involving Cookies or similar technologies.

We encourage users to review this Policy periodically.

26. CONTACT US

If you have questions about this Cookie Policy or our use of Cookies and related technologies, you may contact:

Privacy Officer
WEBGO CONTENT MARKETING DIRETO LTDA.

Rua XV de Novembro, No. 266
Centro – Curitiba, Paraná
Postal Code 80020-310
Brazil

Email: [email protected]

Website: https://canada.nodetalhe.com.br/

Effective Date: September 2, 2026