Cookie Policy
Cookie notice
Please note that when you access or use our website, we may collect information from your devices through the use of cookies and similar technologies. Cookies perform several different functions and often enhance your user experience. The purpose of this notice is to help you better understand the following:
What are cookies and similar technologies
Why we use cookies
How we use cookies
How you can control the use of cookies
How to manage your cookie preferences
What happens if you use ad-blocking technologies?
How to contact us
What are cookies and similar technologies
Cookies are text files containing a small amount of information that are downloaded to your device when you visit a website. Then, each time you revisit that website, your web browser sends these cookies back to that website, or to another website that recognises them. Web beacons are small graphics (also known as "pixel tags" or "clear GIFs") that are commonly used to confirm that a web page has been accessed, or that certain content has been viewed or clicked, and thus to analyse the use of our web pages. Flash cookies are a browser plugin that is stored locally and used to add interactive and multimedia content to websites. Mobile applications may use devices, mechanisms, or technologies that perform the function of a cookie on mobile platforms such as Apple iOS or Android.
We may use the terms "cookies" or "similar technologies" interchangeably in our policies to refer to any technology we may use to store data on your browser or device, or that facilitates the collection of personal information and helps us identify you as described in the "How we use cookies" section. Click here to see how you can control the use of cookies. You can find more information about cookies at www.allaboutcookies.org.
Why we use cookies
Cookies are very useful and can be used for many different purposes. Our websites use cookies to improve your online experience and ensure that relevant content and features are provided and used more effectively.
We use session cookies, persistent cookies, and local storage to perform various functions on our site.
Session cookies are downloaded to your device temporarily, for the duration of your visit to a specific website. These cookies can allow you to navigate between pages more efficiently or enable websites to remember your selected preferences. Persistent cookies can be used to help websites remember you as a returning visitor. Your web browser does not transmit locally stored text files. Only you access them when using applications on your device.
Software development kits (SDKs) are pre-built parts of a third-party application that enable it to function on operating systems, including those for mobile devices like Apple iOS. They can be stored on your device. While SDKs are commonly used for mobile applications, they can also be used on websites and other digital platforms.
How we use cookies
When you visit our websites, cookies are installed on your device in two ways. Cookies that we, as the website operator, install are called "first-party" cookies. Cookies may also be installed on your device by third parties other than ourselves. These are called "third-party" cookies. Examples of the uses of third-party cookies include gathering information about your browsing habits and providing you with content tailored to your interests.
Although there are different uses for first-party and third-party cookies, the ones we use all fall into one of the four main categories of cookies:
- Strictly necessary cookies
- Functionality cookies
- Performance cookies
- Third-party marketing/advertising cookies
The following provides more information about these cookie categories, including their purpose and whether or not they collect personal data:
Strictly necessary cookies
Purpose: These cookies are strictly necessary to allow you to browse our websites; they are used to provide you with the content and services you have requested.
More information: These cookies are essential to help your device download or transmit information that allows you to navigate our websites, use their features, and return to previously visited pages. They are used, for example, to position information on your device or screen so that you can view and use our websites.
Data collection: Yes, some of these cookies collect your personal data in order to function. They may collect the following types of personal data: IP address, location data.
Cookie validity: These cookies are deleted when you close your web browser (browser session). Click here to see how you can control the use of cookies.
Functionality cookies
Purpose: These cookies are used to recognise when you return to our websites, allowing us to remember your choices and provide enhanced features. They also store your preferences to improve the functionality of our websites. Functionality cookies record information about your choices (such as your preferred language) and enable us to offer more personalised features.
More information: Here are some examples of how functionality cookies are used: Remembering your preferences and settings (e.g., language and location) from your last visit.
Data collection: Some of these cookies do collect your personal data, which allows us to provide the services as described above.
Cookie validity: Functionality cookies expire after a maximum of 2 years. Functionality cookies can be deleted from your browser history at any time before they expire. Click here to see how you can control the use of cookies.
Performance Cookies
Purpose: These cookies are used to gather information about website usage. They are used to provide aggregate statistics about visitors to our websites. These statistics are used for internal purposes; they help us test and improve the performance of our websites, providing a better user experience.
How can you control the use of cookies on your device?
You can adjust your browser settings to block some or all cookies. To do this, follow the instructions for your preferred web browser. For your reference and convenience, we've included links below to pages that explain how to delete cookies in some of the most common web browsers. Please note that if you block cookies from websites, some or all of their features may not work correctly.
- Firefox
- Microsoft Edge
- Google Chrome
- Safari
Some mobile platforms allow users to control data sharing in the app store. Where this is permitted, our apps will not share data with third parties. Mobile phone users may need to consult their device's manual for details on how to block third-party tracking technologies in apps or their mobile browser. For more information on how online advertising cookies work and how to opt out, please visit https://www.youronlinechoices.com.
How to manage your cookie preferences
If you wish to change your privacy preferences on this website, please visit our privacy preferences. If you wish to change your privacy preferences on this website, please visit our privacy preferences.
Please note that if you change and remove consent for a specific type of cookie, a cookie may remain on your device. However, it will be deactivated and we will not collect it. For more information on how to delete cookies from your device, please see privacy preferences.
What happens if you use ad-blocking technologies?
If you use ad-blocking technology, please note that some programs may prevent us from asking you to manage your cookie settings or from providing you with the rich user experience we offer. To improve your experience, disable your ad-blocking technology and review your cookie settings in our cookie notice.
How to contact us
If you have any questions about our use of cookies, you can contact us by email: dp@flutteruki.com
Date of last revision of the Cookie Notice: August 2026