A cookie is a small piece of data that is stored on your device by our website when you visit us online. This can include information such as your login status, preferences, and settings.
Why Do We Use Cookies?
We use cookies to ensure the best possible user experience while browsing our site. They help with session handling, analytics, preference storage, and browser optimisation.
Types of Cookies
These are necessary for us to provide you with access to certain parts of the website, such as login areas or secure pages. These will always be present on your device when accessing these types of content.
These cookies only last for a single browsing session and expire once you close your web browser. They help maintain a seamless user experience by keeping track of what's happening in real-time.
Unlike sessions, these persist even after closing the web browser or restarting it. These are often used to store preferences so that they can be recalled on subsequent visits.
These cookies enable us to improve your browsing experience and remember various settings you may choose from time to time. Examples include saving font size or remembering where you left off in a task.
We use these types of cookies to learn about how users interact with our site, including metrics such as what pages are visited most frequently and how long visitors spend there.
Cookie Preferences
Our website allows for control over certain cookie settings through the options available when initially opening or revisiting. This may include preferences regarding language selection, marketing messages, or analytics participation.
While essential cookies remain in place to maintain critical functionality, users are generally able to select which other types of data collection can take place by visiting our preference centre.
Login/Session Continuity
We utilise login persistence mechanisms to remember whether you've logged in securely. This ensures a smooth transition between sessions when accessing secure areas or specific features requiring authentication.
In an effort to protect against abuse, some devices may be flagged for security purposes if multiple, simultaneous logins are detected from the same IP address. Users whose accounts have been identified as having potential issues can contact support for further guidance on addressing any concerns related to device recognition.
Security-Related Cookies
Certain features of our platform incorporate additional mechanisms designed specifically to enhance user safety, including flags identifying and blocking suspicious traffic patterns or indicating users with known malicious histories when interacting across other platforms within the same network where such data is shared securely for risk prevention purposes only.
