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A tracking cookie is a cookie that tracks your browsing behaviors. Marketers use this data to understand how users use their partner websites and optimize their networks for the average user that visits their networks.

Some people hate cookies, claim they’re spyware, and always delete them. Personally, we’re not exactly worried about them: unless you’ve shared your personal information, the tracking cookies are only going to report browsing habits which helps generate a bunch of marketing statistic.

So, don't worry, it is OKEY.

If it is a tracking cookie and you are concerned, delete it from the temp internet files if the AVG program won't remove it.

COOKIES ARE HARMLESS, NOTHING TO WORRY.

USE OPTION TO MOVE COOKIES TO VIRUS VAULT., DURING POP-UP.

AFTER END OF SESSION, DELETE ENTRIES FROM MENUS OF AVG.

HISTORY - VIRUS VAULT.