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A Index Explained . Date of index value: 14:29 GMT 19th Nov, 2024
| Index Name | Value | Change |
|---|---|---|
| A Index | 79.45 | (+0.10) |
Last updated 11/04/2018
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How long do cookies stay on your device?
Cookies stay on your device for different periods of time:
What cookies do we use?
The Cotlook website uses cookies to manage and maintain authorised subscribers’ web sessions, and to provide a personalised, responsive service. Cookies are small pieces of information placed on your hard drive. They are simple text files, which are safe and secure and do not contain any personal, sensitive information. Cookies created by the Cotlook website are only used by Cotlook Limited and its trusted partners.
| Cookie | Name(s) | Purpose | More information |
| Google Analytics | _ga _gid _gat |
These tracking cookies collect information about how visitors use a website, for instance which pages visitors go to most often, and if they get error messages from web pages. These cookies don’t collect information that identifies a visitor. The only information these cookies collect is aggregated and therefore anonymous. It is only used to improve how a website works. | Click here for an overview of privacy at Google |
| Cotlook Cookie | cotlook_cookie | This cookie records if a user has been shown the cookie message. | |
| Cotlook Session | cis_session wordpress_ wordpress_logged_in_ |
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| Cotlook Session | PHPSESSID | Used for managing a user session on the website. If disabled, the website should switch to using a dynamic session parameter. | |
| Calculated fields | CP5XKN6QLDFWUC | Session cookie used by the online calculators on the Cotlook site. Without the Calculated fields cookie, the online calculators may not work. | |
| Tawk.to | TawkConnectionTime
Tawk_ __cfduid ss tawkUUID |
First and third party cookies used by Tawk.to live chat service. | |
| WordPress | wordpress_test_cookie | Used to check browser has cookie capablility by WordPress. |
Purpose notes for Google Analytics based on ICC UK Cookie Guide April 2012.
Cookie Report updated 11/04/2018 in compliance with EU GDPR 2018.
Cookies are also used to create an internal identification number. This identification number will identify each Website use and will enable Cotlook to personalise the content of the Website for each individual user to the extent that it will provide access to the subscription services to which a user is entitled.
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If you would prefer that Cotlook did not set cookies on your computer or handheld device, you are free to block Cotlook cookies on the cookie banner that appears across the top of the Website during each new visit. You can also block or delete cookies through your browser settings – the help function in your browser should tell you how. However, you should bear in mind that if you do remove or block cookies and you are a subscriber to our services you will be unable to access your subscription services through your browser.
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