Cookie Policy
This Cookie Policy explains how Digital Research Group Ltd uses cookies and similar technologies on its website. It describes the purposes of these technologies, the categories that may be used, the choices available to visitors and how cookie preferences can be managed.
Our use of cookies and similar technologies is described in this policy. This policy should be read alongside our Privacy Policy.
Cookies are small pieces of information that a website may store on a visitor's computer, smartphone or other device. They can enable websites to remember certain settings, maintain essential functionality, understand usage or support advertising-related activities.
Depending on the website features enabled, cookies and similar technologies may help us operate and protect the website, remember user preferences, understand site performance, identify technical issues and support relevant marketing activity.
Strictly necessary cookies may be required to provide requested website functionality, protect security, maintain sessions or remember privacy preferences. Where a technology qualifies for an applicable legal exemption, consent may not be required.
Functional technologies may support optional enhancements, such as remembering display preferences or user-selected settings. Where these technologies are not covered by an applicable exemption, they will be used only after the necessary consent has been obtained.
Where enabled, analytics tools may help us understand how visitors interact with the website. This may include information about pages viewed, navigation patterns, device categories and website performance. The purpose is to improve the usability, reliability and effectiveness of the website.
Where enabled, advertising technologies may assist with measuring advertising activity, understanding campaign effectiveness or delivering relevant messages on external platforms. We will obtain the required consent before using non-exempt advertising or tracking technologies.
First-party cookies are set by the website or its associated domain. Third-party cookies may be set or accessed by independent service providers whose technologies are integrated into a website. The classification depends on the specific technology and how it operates.
The published website must contain an accurate cookie inventory based on a scan of the completed live site. For every cookie or comparable technology actually identified, display the following information: Cookie or technology name, Provider, Category, Purpose, Duration and First-party or third-party classification.
When you first visit our website, you may be presented with a cookie consent interface. Where consent is required, optional technologies will remain inactive unless and until you provide appropriate consent. Simply continuing to browse the website does not constitute consent.
You can change your cookie preferences using the Cookie Settings link available on our website.
Where consent has previously been provided, you can withdraw that consent through the available controls.
Withdrawing consent does not affect the lawfulness of processing undertaken before withdrawal.
For questions about this Cookie Policy, contact Digital Research Group Ltd at First Floor, Office R05, 35 Haymarket, London, SW1Y 4HA, or email Digital.research.group@outlook.com.