1. What are cookies?
Cookies are small text files that a website may place on your device when you visit it. They typically do not contain personal data on their own, but they may contain a personal identifier allowing the website to associate your activity with a particular device or session. Many websites use cookies, and you can find out more about them at allaboutcookies.org.
2. Our current position
This website does not currently set or read any cookies on your device. We do not run analytics, advertising, or session-tracking cookies, and we do not store identifiers in your browser’s local or session storage. You can verify this in your browser’s developer tools (Application › Cookies / Storage).
We do not place any cookies on your device when you visit this website.
3. Third-party form processing
Our contact form submits your enquiry to a third-party processor, Web3Forms, which delivers the message to our inbox. When you click Send Enquiry, your browser communicates briefly with api.web3forms.com to transmit the data you entered.
This communication is initiated by your browser only at the moment you submit the form. It may cause Web3Forms to set cookies on their domain (api.web3forms.com) — not on this website. Those cookies are governed by Web3Forms’ own privacy notice, which you can read at web3forms.com/privacy. Browsing the rest of this website does not contact Web3Forms.
Further detail on which third-party operators we use, and what data we send them, is available in our Privacy Policy.
Submitting the contact form sends your enquiry through Web3Forms, our form-processing partner. Browsing the rest of the website does not.
4. If this changes
If we add cookies to this website in the future — for example to measure visitor numbers, to remember a preference, or to support a logged-in area — we will update this policy first, list the cookies we use, and where the law requires it we will ask for your consent before any non-essential cookies are set.
If we ever start using cookies, we will update this policy and, where required, ask for your consent.
5. Deleting cookies
Your internet browser generally accepts cookies automatically, but you can often change this setting to stop accepting them. You can also delete cookies manually. You can read how to do this at Digital Trends.
Deleting or no longer accepting cookies may prevent you from accessing certain aspects of our website where cookies are necessary or because the website forgot your preferences.
6. Updates to this policy
We may occasionally make changes to this policy. When we make material changes to this policy, we will provide you with a prominent notice on our website.