Last reviewed — August 14, 2026

Third-Party Cookies

Some cookies come from parties other than us — analytics providers and advertising networks. Their own privacy policies, not ours, govern them. To opt out across many such vendors at once, use the DAA, the NAI, or Your Online Choices in Europe.

Cookies Explained

A cookie is a small text file a site asks your browser to keep, so that something can be remembered between page loads or between visits. Similar technologies — local storage, pixels, SDK identifiers — do much the same job, and everything said here about cookies applies to them as well.

Which Cookies Are Set

The categories are essential (site function, security, and storing your consent choice — not optional), analytics (aggregate measurement, present only where an analytics provider is in use), and advertising (set by ad networks where advertising is served, for personalisation, frequency capping and reporting).

Manage Preferences

Your browser’s settings can block cookies wholesale or clear those already stored, and the consent banner — where displayed — records your preference for this site. Do Not Track and Global Privacy Control are both honoured here. Essential cookies are required for correct operation; the other categories are entirely optional.

Enquiries

If any of this needs clarifying, or you want to make a request, email hello@napclue.com.