Cookie Policy.
Understanding how our website uses cookies and similar technologies, and how you can manage your choices.
This Cookie Policy explains what cookies are, why AAMEVOL Living may use them, the different categories of cookies, and how visitors can control their preferences. It should be read alongside our Privacy Policy.
1. About This Cookie Policy
This Cookie Policy applies to the AAMEVOL Living website at aamevol-living.com .
AAMEVOL Living Ltd (“we”, “us” or “our”) is committed to providing clear information about website technologies and visitor choices.
This policy should describe the cookies and similar technologies actually used on our website, including those introduced by third-party services.
2. What Are Cookies?
Cookies are small text files that websites may store on a visitor’s device. They can help websites remember settings, recognise a browser or support certain technical functions.
Websites may also use similar technologies, including local storage, pixels, tags and certain device identifiers.
Depending on the technology, information may be stored on or accessed from your device.
3. Why Websites Use Cookies
Cookies and similar technologies may support activities such as:
- Maintaining website security.
- Remembering privacy choices.
- Supporting website forms and sessions.
- Remembering user preferences.
- Measuring website performance and usage.
- Providing embedded third-party content.
- Supporting advertising or marketing where enabled.
The categories used by AAMEVOL Living depend on the actual WordPress configuration, plugins and external services in operation.
4. Categories of Cookies
Strictly Necessary
ESSENTIALThese technologies are necessary for functions specifically requested by a user or for the transmission of communications. Where the legal exemption applies, consent is not required.
Functional
PREFERENCE-BASEDThese may remember optional preferences or support enhanced features. Whether consent is required depends on the specific technology and its purpose.
Analytics & Performance
CONSENT MAY BE REQUIREDThese may help understand visitor numbers, navigation patterns and website performance. The applicable consent requirements depend on the technology, purpose and any relevant legal exemption.
Marketing & Advertising
CONSENT REQUIREDThese may be used to measure campaigns, build advertising audiences or track interactions across websites. Non-essential advertising technologies generally require prior consent.
5. Cookies Used on Our Website
The final cookie inventory must be based on an actual scan of the published website.
The table below shows the information that should be disclosed for each cookie or similar technology identified.
| Information | What Should Be Recorded |
|---|---|
| Cookie Name | The exact cookie or identifier name. |
| Provider | The organisation setting or accessing it. |
| Purpose | What the technology is used for. |
| Category | Essential, functional, analytics or marketing. |
| Duration | Session-based or the relevant expiry period. |
| Consent Status | Whether consent is required or an exemption applies. |
Before publication, replace this illustrative inventory structure with the actual cookie names, providers, purposes and lifetimes identified on the AAMEVOL Living website. Do not assume that WordPress or any particular plugin uses a cookie without checking the live configuration.
6. Third-Party Cookies & Embedded Content
Depending on the website configuration, external services may introduce cookies or similar technologies.
Examples may include website analytics, embedded videos, maps, social media features, chat tools and advertising services.
Where third-party technologies are used, we should disclose the relevant providers and purposes.
Non-essential third-party technologies must be managed in accordance with applicable consent requirements.
7. How Long Cookies Remain
Cookie lifetimes vary depending on their purpose and configuration.
Session Cookies
These generally expire when the relevant browser session ends.
Persistent Cookies
These remain for a defined period or until removed.
Actual expiry periods should be provided in the verified cookie inventory.
8. Your Cookie Consent
Where consent is legally required, non-essential technologies should not be activated before valid consent is obtained.
Consent must be freely given, specific, informed and unambiguous. Visitors should have a genuine choice to accept or reject non-essential technologies.
Users should also be able to withdraw consent as easily as they gave it.
Refusing non-essential cookies should not prevent access to ordinary website content where no lawful basis exists for imposing that restriction.
9. Manage Your Cookie Preferences
You should be able to review and change your optional cookie choices using the website’s consent management controls.
Cookie Preferences
Review the categories below. This panel demonstrates the intended user interface. It must be connected to the website’s actual cookie consent platform before being used as a live consent tool.
These controls are not connected to live cookie consent settings.
Important: These controls do not block, activate or delete website cookies. Your actual consent management platform must provide those functions.
10. Browser Cookie Controls
Most browsers allow users to manage or delete stored cookies through their privacy settings.
You can usually find these settings in the browser’s privacy, security or site-data section.
Blocking certain essential cookies may affect website functionality.
Browser settings are additional controls and do not replace a website’s obligation to obtain consent where required.
11. Cookies & Personal Information
Some cookies and identifiers may involve the processing of personal information.
Where personal information is processed, relevant UK data protection requirements also apply.
Please read our Privacy Policy for information about personal data processing and your rights.
12. Updates to This Cookie Policy
We may update this policy when website technologies, service providers or legal requirements change.
Where changes affect consent choices, the website’s consent controls should be updated as appropriate.
13. Contact AAMEVOL Living
If you have questions about cookies or website privacy, please contact:
AAMEVOL Living Ltd
Bedfordshire, United Kingdom
Email:
sn@aamevol-living.com
Website:
aamevol-living.com
You may also contact the Information Commissioner’s Office at ico.org.uk .
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