COOKIE POLICY

What is a cookie? A cookie is a small piece of data that our website asks your browser to store on your PC, laptop, smartphone or other device. Cookies act like signposts, markers or tiny pieces of memory that enable us to give you the best experience possible when visiting our website. Are cookies a risk to my privacy? No. The cookies deployed by The Ipswich Photography Studio website are a combination of plain and encrypted text stored on your device and, when you access ips.photo, they allow the websites to recognise you and provide you with specific content or services. They cannot replicate (i.e., make copies of themselves), execute pre-programmed functions, browse your device directories or otherwise fish for or seek out your personal information. The files are unable to scan, copy, read or retrieve your personal information. The Ipswich Photography Studio does not use cookies to track your movement from our website to other websites, nor do we allow cookies to be used by third parties for marketing or other commercial purposes, with the limited exception of Facebook Pixels (as described below). Do I have to allow the use of cookies? No. However, the use of cookies by The Ipswich Photography Studio supports your use of our website, and disabling our ability to deploy them may prevent you from using our site with ease. If you wish to disable, delete, prevent or clear cookies, you can follow the instructions available on your web browser. Facebook Pixels The Ipswich Photography Studio uses Facebook Pixels to tailor content specifically for you within Facebook and measure the success of our social media campaigns. Facebook Pixels uses cookies, JavaScript code, web beacons and similar technologies to gather information while you’re on our website and then provide you with tailored content while you’re on the Facebook platform. The information will be transmitted to and stored by Facebook on servers in the United States. You can choose to opt out from tailored content through your own Facebook settings. Analytics The Ipswich Photography Studio uses Google Analytics to gather anonymous information about visitors to our website. This helps to us monitor and improve the website and improve your user experience. Google Analytics uses cookies and JavaScript code to gather information about how visitors use our website; such as, the number of visitors we receive, the type of web browser used and which of our pages were viewed. The information is transmitted to and stored by Google on servers in the United States. You can choose not to allow Google to collect your information by opting out of Google Analytics or specifically opt out of Google Analytics Display Advertiser Features. More information For details about how The Ipswich Photography Studio manages personal information, please see our Privacy Policy here. Last revised: 31.03.2024