Wildzy Cookie Policy in the United Kingdom

When a user visits the Wildzy website, small data files called cookies are saved to their device. These files help the site remember preferences, maintain session continuity, and track activity across pages.

Cookies serve several practical purposes on the platform:

• Monitoring traffic patterns to maintain site performance;
• Analysing how users interact with different areas of the website;
• Remembering settings such as language or display preferences;
• Supporting security measures that protect user accounts.

Cookies do not access files stored on a device, nor do they retrieve personal information beyond what the user has provided through the website. They operate solely within the browser environment and do not compromise privacy.

The Wildzy website uses three main categories of cookies, each serving a distinct function.

Session Cookies

Session cookies are temporary files that exist only for the duration of a visit. They are automatically deleted once the browser is closed and help maintain continuity during a single browsing session.

Persistent Cookies

Persistent cookies remain on a device after the browser is closed, up to a defined expiry date. They allow the site to recognise returning users and retain saved preferences between visits.

Analytical Cookies

Analytical cookies collect data about how the website is used, including which pages are visited most frequently and how long users spend on each section. This information is used to improve the platform's overall performance and layout.

All three cookie types are used to improve convenience and personalise the browsing experience for each user, helping the platform deliver content that is relevant and accessible.

Users can manage cookie preferences directly through their browser settings. Most browsers allow a range of controls over how cookies are stored and used.

The following actions are available through standard browser settings:

• Deleting all cookies that have already been saved to a device;
• Blocking all cookies from being placed on a device;
• Allowing cookies only from specific, trusted websites;
• Receiving a notification each time a cookie is about to be stored;
• Refusing third-party cookies whilst accepting first-party cookies;
• Adjusting Flash cookie permissions through the Flash Player settings manager.

Please note that blocking all cookies may limit access to certain features of the website. Some functions, such as saved preferences and automatic sign-in, depend on cookies to operate correctly.

Flash cookies, sometimes referred to as Local Shared Objects, are managed separately from standard browser cookies. They can be configured through the Adobe Flash Player Settings Manager, which provides controls over storage permissions, security parameters, and data retention limits on a per-site basis.

Users can restrict or disable Flash cookies through the Flash Player manager independently of browser settings. However, blocking Flash cookies alongside all standard cookies may disrupt certain website functions. Features such as language preferences, display settings, and automatic login may not operate as expected if all cookie types are disabled.

For the best experience on the platform, it is advisable to allow at least the essential cookies required for core website services to function.