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Cookies on this website

What are Cookies?

Cookies are small text files that are placed on your PC, mobile phone or tablet when you visit a website. These are written into mobile apps and web pages that you go to on your device.

Most internet browsers are pre-set to accept cookies, but you can choose if and how a cookie will be accepted by changing the preferences and options in your browser.

We make no attempt to identify you in any way when you are in the public section of the Ingeus UK website.

If you use the secure section of our website (for example our online services) we may then use cookies to:

  • determine whether your computer has support for cookies turned on (this allows us to advise that you need to enable cookies to use a particular service)
  • help identify you during your secure session
  • time your session so you will be logged off if you are not using the service for a specified time period
  • maintain an audit trail of your secure session.

Type of Cookie

Name of Cookie

Purpose

Persistent Cookie

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Google Analytics is a tool that helps us understand how site visitors use our website. Information is collected anonymously, allowing us to see website trends without identifying individual visitors. These cookies store information, such as what time visits occur, whether the visitor has been to the site before, and what site referred the visitor to us. This allows us to improve our website and how people find it.

Persistent Cookie

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Used to throttle request rate for Google Analytics.

Persistent Cookie

_ga

Used to throttle request rate for Google Analytics.

Persistent Cookie

_fbp

This Cookie is placed by Facebook. It enables Able Futures to measure, optimize and build audiences for advertising campaigns served on Facebook.

 

Persistent Cookie

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This cookie is used to remember if you have consented to the use of cookies on this website. When you consent, a cookie is set which prevents the cookie notification bar from appearing at the bottom of the browser window.

Persistent Cookie

SESS...

Session cookie to remember if the website user is logged in.