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Persistent Cookies used by Dept. of Education

CookiesOn, nsDOE_session (username@www.ednet.ns.ca) - A unique identifier given to each computer to allow traffic analysis to determine the number of unique visitors to various parts of EDnet.ns.ca. Data is only used in the aggregate. Cookies persist until they expire, and are then deleted. They may also be deleted manually by the user.

SelectSurveyNetASPAdvancedCookie
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Persistent Third-Party Cookies

google.com PREF, google.com NID (Google Maps): unique identifiers given to each computer to allow traffic analysis to Google Maps. Data is only used in aggregate. Cookies persist until they expire, and are then deleted. They may also be deleted manually by the user.