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Cookies let Ancestry log you in automatically and keep you logged in across the site
Ancestry gives examples of what Cookies do for you: logging you in automatically each time you visit, remembering your preferences, keeping you logged in as you move around the site, and giving you a personal experience.
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For example, every time you visit our site we can log you in automatically, and remember your preferences. Plus, we can keep you logged in as you move around the site and give you a personal experience.
Account & Service Control · Company practice
Functional / Preference Cookies remember account settings such as username, language and region
Functional or Preference Cookies help the site run at its best and remember your preferences when you have an account, such as your username, language or the region you are in. Ancestry says they also help it understand how the site is used so it can measure and improve performance.
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These Cookies allow our site to operate at its best and remember your preferences when you have an account with us (such as your username, language or the region you are in).
They also help us to understand how our site is used so that we can measure and improve its performance.