1. What cookies are
Cookies are small text files stored on a browser or device when a website is visited. Similar technologies, such as local storage or pixels, can perform related functions. They may help a website remember settings, operate securely, understand usage, or support communications.
2. Categories we may use
| Category | Purpose | Choice |
|---|---|---|
| Necessary | Support core functions, security, page delivery, accessibility, and remembering essential choices. | These technologies generally cannot be switched off through a preference tool because the website may not work properly without them. |
| Preferences | Remember choices such as display or interaction settings where those features are offered. | May be accepted or declined where a preference control is available. |
| Analytics | Help us understand aggregate traffic, page performance, and how visitors use the website so we can improve it. | Used only where permitted and subject to your available choices. |
| Marketing | Support relevant communications or measure campaigns where such tools are used. | Used only with the appropriate permission where required. |
3. First-party and third-party technologies
First-party technologies are set by the website domain. Third-party technologies may be set by service providers that help us operate analytics, security, communications, or other features. These providers may process technical information under their own privacy notices and contractual arrangements.
4. Browser controls
Most browsers allow you to view, block, delete, or limit cookies through their settings. Blocking necessary cookies can affect website functionality. Browser settings apply to the particular browser or device and may need to be repeated elsewhere.
5. Preference management
Where this website provides a cookie preference tool, you can use it to accept or decline optional categories. Your choices may be stored in a necessary preference cookie. If no preference tool is displayed, you can still manage cookies through your browser controls or contact us for guidance.
6. Do Not Track and similar signals
Browsers and devices may offer privacy signals. Because there is no consistent technical standard for every signal, our response may depend on the technology and legal requirements applicable to the relevant service.
7. Updates
We may update this policy when our technologies, services, or legal obligations change. The date shown above identifies the latest revision.
8. Contact
Questions about cookies can be sent to admin@xrrra.top, by phone at +441142768724, or by post to 12 Douglas Street, Milngavie, Glasgow, Scotland, G62 6PB.