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What cookies do on the FigsFlow website, the four categories we group them into, when your consent is required for each, and how to reach us with questions.

Last updated

01 May 2024

Applies to

figsflow.com and the platform

Reading time

About 2 minutes

Overview

A navigation aid only. The clauses below set out the policy in full and take precedence over this summary.

No consent required

Strictly necessary

Essential for the website to function properly.

Cookies are used by our website to track site traffic, deliver personalised content, and improve your browsing experience. By continuing to use our site, you consent to our use of cookies.

1. Strictly Necessary Cookies

No consent required

For cookies that are essential for the website to function properly, no consent is required.

2. Performance Cookies

Consent required

Consent to use these cookies can be obtained through any of the methods previously described in this guide, such as the terms and conditions of the website or when the user modifies the site’s settings.

What these cookies are used for

These cookies are only used to gather information about how the website is used for the benefit of the website developer. Depending on the type of website and the specific purpose/use of the cookies, a different approach may be taken.

3. Targeting or Advertising Cookies

Explicit consent required

Explicit agreement is secured before these cookies are used

Since the website operator is in charge of establishing targeting or advertising cookies, it is crucial to secure the user’s explicit agreement before using them, as these cookies gather the most information about the user.

The legal requirement to seek the user’s consent is on the party placing the cookie, yet this is not always feasible. Although it is a third party setting the cookie, the website operator may be in the best position to get agreement for its usage when a third-party sets targeting or advertising cookies on the website with that party’s consent.

4. Functionality Cookies

Consent required

Given that these cookies are specific to a particular website and are associated with decisions made by the user, permission to use these kinds of cookies can be gained in a variety of ways, such as when the user modifies the website’s settings or chooses a language or country.

The exact purpose of the cookies in question, as well as the nature of the website, will determine the approach that is taken.

5. Update

If there are any updates, amendments, or changes made to this document, we will ensure that such modifications are prominently displayed on this platform.

This cookies policy sits alongside our Privacy Policy, Terms & Conditions and Disclaimer. Where those documents govern a specific matter, they take precedence over the general statements made here.

6. Contact Information

If you require any more information or have any questions about our site’s disclaimer, please feel free to contact us by email at info@figsflow.com.

Email

info@figsflow.com

Telephone

+44 20 4591 1950

Address

809 Salisbury House, 29 Finsbury Circus, London, EC2M 7AQ

Practical guidance

Managing cookies in your browser

This section does not form part of the policy above. Every major browser lets you view, block, or delete cookies. Blocking strictly necessary cookies may stop parts of the site working.

Google Chrome

Open Settings, then Privacy and security, then Third-party cookies. From there you can block cookies, and under Delete browsing data you can clear cookies already stored.

Safari

On macOS open Safari, then Settings, then Privacy, where you can block all cookies and manage stored website data. On iOS open the Settings app, then Safari, then Block All Cookies or Clear History and Website Data.

Mozilla Firefox

Open Settings, then Privacy and Security. Enhanced Tracking Protection controls which cookies are blocked, and Cookies and Site Data lets you clear or manage what is already stored.

Microsoft Edge

Open Settings, then Cookies and site permissions, then Manage and delete cookies and site data. You can block cookies there and clear existing ones from Privacy, search, and services.

What happens if I block cookies?

Strictly necessary cookies keep core features working, so blocking them may prevent parts of the site or platform from functioning. Blocking performance, functionality, or advertising cookies does not stop you using the site, but preferences such as your chosen language or country may not be remembered.

Questions about cookies or privacy?

Need help understanding how cookies work or how your information is handled? Email info@figsflow.com and our team will walk you through it.