Cookie Policy
Information about cookies, similar technologies and your choices.
1. What are cookies?
Cookies are small files stored on your device when you visit a website. They can help websites function, remember preferences, measure usage or support advertising.
Similar technologies include local storage, tracking pixels and other methods of storing or accessing information on a device. This policy uses “cookies” to refer to these technologies where appropriate.
2. First-party and third-party cookies
First-party cookies are associated with the website you visit. Third-party cookies are associated with another provider whose services are used on that website.
Session cookies generally expire when your browser session ends. Persistent cookies remain until their expiry date or until you delete them.
3. Website functionality and security
Technologies used to deliver requested website features or protect those features may qualify for an exception from consent requirements, depending on their purpose and the applicable law.
Our contact form includes a CAPTCHA intended to reduce automated submissions. Its use of cookies or other device information must be checked as part of the website's technical review. A security label alone does not establish that every activity of a provider is exempt from consent.
4. Analytics and preferences
Analytics technologies can measure how visitors use a website. Preference technologies can remember choices such as display settings.
These categories do not confirm that any particular service is installed on GamingMonitors.co.uk. Any services introduced must be assessed individually and described in the inventory below, together with the consent or other controls that apply.
5. Affiliate links and advertising
GamingMonitors.co.uk is intended to earn revenue through affiliate links and advertising. Affiliate networks and advertising services can use cookies or similar technologies to attribute referrals, measure advertising or personalise content.
The technologies involved depend on the services actually used and whether they operate on this website, through a redirect or on the retailer's website after you follow a link.
See our Affiliate Disclosure for information about the commercial purpose of affiliate links. Retailers and other external services provide their own cookie and privacy notices.
6. Cookie inventory
The following inventory must be completed after checking the website, including its contact form, embedded content and any active affiliate, analytics or advertising services.
| Name and provider | Purpose | Duration | Applicable control |
|---|---|---|---|
| Not yet verified | To be confirmed | To be confirmed | Consent or exception to be assessed |
7. Managing your choices
Where consent is required, the relevant technologies must remain inactive until you make an affirmative choice. Refusing consent and withdrawing it should be as easy as giving it.
Where an applicable exception permits use without consent, any required information and objection controls must still be provided.
8. Browser controls
Most browsers allow you to inspect, delete or block cookies through their privacy or security settings. Some browser controls also let you clear website storage.
Blocking or deleting cookies may affect website features. Deleting stored cookies does not necessarily prevent them from being set again during a later visit.
Browser controls supplement the choices provided by a website; they do not replace any consent controls the website is required to provide.
9. Personal information
Cookie identifiers and related information may constitute personal information. Our Privacy Policy explains the handling of personal information, relevant recipients and data protection rights.
10. Changes to this policy
This policy will be updated when the website's technologies or service providers change. Where required, new consent will be requested before technologies are used for a new purpose.