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How does Mizzox.com use cookies?

Mizzox.com uses different categories of cookies to provide, protect, improve and promote its website and its services. Mizzox.com stores personal information only for the time required to fulfill the purposes for which it was collected. Information about these categories and their associated purposes is described below.

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