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Notes:
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Some users prefer not to use cookies because they are concerned about security. Almost all of the cookies created and used by ezLaborManager are session cookies. These cookies are necessary for ezLaborManager to function correctly, and are safe because the information stored in these temporary cookies is deleted when you close your browser session.

A few pieces of non-sensitive data, such as your company's client login name and your login page language preference, are stored by ezLaborManager in persistent cookies. The browser stores these pieces of information so that you do not have to re-enter it every time you open a new ezLaborManager session. No sensitive information is stored in cookies that persist across browser sessions.