Cookie Policy
Yes we use Cookies on this site, but they are friendly, temporary and do not store or collect any personal data...
This site uses third party session cookies and Analytic cookies.
The brief explanation is that Wirefly Design provides some of the functions of this website directly, for example their shopping cart places a cookie so it can remember what products were placed in there, and it is a session cookie (rather than a persistent cookie) any details such as a product in a shopping cart is remembered but as soon as you close your browser (end your session) all cookies are deleted.
Google places an analytic cookie allowing it to collect data regarding the number of people visiting different pages of this site but does not collect any personal data. www.google.com/policies/technologies/types/
Advertiser’s Cookies: From time to time we may display adverts from other businesses; they may use cookies that we do not know about or do not have control over. We ask that you check out their Cookie Policy directly.
What are cookies? They are small encrypted files placed on your computer to help improve your experience. There are some really good explanations of the different types of cookies and recommend the following sites if you have any more queries:
ico.org.uk/for_the_public/topic_specific_guides/online/cookies
ico.org.uk/for_organisations/privacy_and_electronic_communications/the_guide/cookies
www.google.com/policies/technologies/types/
How do I get rid of or stop cookies? Everyone is able to stop cookies through their browser settings. While we recommend that you allow cookies from this site as we do not leave persistent cookies on your machine (all very friendly and benign and will disappear as soon as you close your browser) you can change your settings. Different Browsers have their cookie settings in different places, so if you are unsure we have found a really handy list of browser instructions here
ico.org.uk/for_the_public/topic_specific_guides/online/cookies
Consent: We assume that by using this site with your existing browser settings is consent to cookies being set.
For a few months in 2012 it was EU legislation that all sites had an explicit opt-in notification regarding cookies. In January 2013 this was revoked as it became quickly obvious that the ruling was arbitrary to use, annoying to most members of the public and totally unenforceable.
The ICO (Information Commissioner’s Office – ico.org.uk) , the official body that covers online marketing legislation including cookies for the UK removed their opt-in pop roughly at this time. There were several articles noting this change that explains how the cookie legislation has developed.
This is one article which is both informative and entertaining (humorous infographics included) blog.silktide.com/2013/01/the-stupid-cookie-law-is-dead-at-last/
