TrueLuck Cookie Policy in Ireland

Cookies are small text files stored on your device when you visit our website. They help us remember your settings, preferences, and activity across sessions. We use this information to understand how visitors interact with the platform, monitor traffic patterns, and improve overall performance.

These technologies do not access internal data on your device. They function solely within your browser environment and do not collect personal information beyond what is necessary for website operation. Our cookie usage complies with Irish and European privacy regulations, ensuring your data remains protected.

We employ three primary categories of cookies on our platform:

Session Cookies: These temporary files exist only during your browsing session and are deleted automatically when you close your browser. They enable essential functions like navigation and secure access to restricted areas.

Persistent Cookies: These remain on your device for a set period or until you delete them manually. They remember your preferences and settings for future visits, saving you time and effort.

Analytical Cookies: These gather anonymous information about how visitors use the website, including page views, traffic sources, and browsing behaviour. They help us identify areas for improvement and optimise user experience.

All cookie types work together to create a convenient, personalised experience whilst maintaining the security and functionality you expect from our services.

You maintain complete control over cookies through your browser settings. Modern browsers provide comprehensive tools to manage how websites use these technologies on your device.

Actions you can take with cookies:

• Delete all existing cookies from your browser at any time
• Block third-party cookies whilst allowing first-party ones
• Set your browser to notify you before accepting new cookies
• Configure exceptions for specific websites you trust
• Clear cookies automatically when you close your browser
• Adjust settings for mobile browsers on smartphones and tablets

You can also manage Flash cookies separately through the Adobe Flash Player settings manager. Be aware that blocking all cookies may limit certain website features. Functions such as language preferences, automatic login, and personalised content may not work properly if cookies are completely disabled.

Flash cookies, also known as Local Shared Objects, require separate configuration through the Adobe Flash Player settings manager. This tool allows you to control permissions, restrict storage capacity, and adjust security parameters for Flash content across all websites.

The Flash Player manager provides granular control over how Flash technologies store information on your device. You can access these settings through the Adobe website or directly through Flash content on your browser.

Disabling all cookies, including Flash cookies, may affect certain website functions. Features such as saved language preferences, automatic login credentials, and customised interface settings rely on cookie technology to function correctly. Consider which features matter most to you before making changes to your cookie settings.