Oura Cookie Policy

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The policy covers Ōura's Site and its wider Services

This Cookie Policy explains how Ōura uses cookies and related tracking technologies when you visit or use the Site (ouraring.com) or Ōura's services, which the policy defines to include desktop applications, mobile applications, communications and any other products or services Ōura provides. Ōura here means Ōura Health Oy and Ouraring Inc. together with their subsidiaries, affiliates, agents, representatives, consultants, employees, officers and directors. "You" is not limited to account holders: it also covers other individuals whose information Ōura collects and processes.

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This website (the “Site”) is operated by Ōura Health Oy and Ouraring Inc., as well as their subsidiaries, affiliates, agents, representatives, consultants, employees, officers, and directors
This Cookie Policy explains how Ōura uses cookies and related tracking technologies (collectively, "cookies") when you visit or use our Site or services, including any of our desktop applications, mobile applications, communications, and any other products or services we provide (collectively, the “Services”).
as well as any other individuals whose information we collect and process

Qualifications & exceptions

  • "Cookies" is defined to include related tracking technologies, not only browser cookies.
  • "You" covers users of the Site and Services and any other individuals whose information Ōura collects and processes.

Not stated here

  • Section 2 applies the policy to the Site at ouraring.com; how it applies to the apps beyond the definition of Services is not detailed in this text.

Data Access & Collection · Context

Cookies and pixel tags are small files or code on your device

The policy describes a cookie as a small file placed on your device that stores information when you visit a website. It also treats pixel tags (web beacons, clear gifs or tags) as a similar technology: small images or snippets of code that let a website function and help site owners learn how you interact with websites and emails.

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A cookie is a small file that is placed onto your device (e.g., computer, smartphone, or other electronic device) that stores information when you visit a website.
Pixel tags (also called web beacons, clear gifs, or tags) are a similar technology that consists of small images or snippets of code that allow the website to function and can help the website owners learn how you interact with websites and emails.

Data Access & Collection · Company practice

Necessary, performance and functional cookies

The cookies placed on your device may include three kinds described here. Necessary cookies are needed to navigate the Site and use its features, and without them the services you asked for could not be provided. Performance cookies collect information about how you use the Site, such as which pages you visit most, and Ōura says much of that information is aggregated and anonymous and only used to improve how the Site works. Functional cookies let the Site remember choices you make, such as your user name, language, last action and search preferences, and provide enhanced, more personal features.

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The cookies placed on your device may include:
Necessary cookies: these cookies are necessary for you to be able to navigate our Site and use its features. Without these cookies, the services you have asked for could not be provided.
Performance cookies: these cookies collect information about how you use our Site, for example, which pages you go to most often. Much of the information collected by these cookies is aggregated and anonymous, and is only used to improve how our Site works.
Functional cookies: these cookies enhance your browsing experience, and allow our Site to remember the choices you make (such as your user name, language, last action, and search preferences) and to provide enhanced, more personal features.

Qualifications & exceptions

  • The list is introduced as what cookies "may include", so it is not stated to be exhaustive.
  • Only "much" of the performance data is described as aggregated and anonymous.

Not stated here

  • The policy does not say which part of the performance data is not aggregated and anonymous.