Gambiva Cookie Policy in the United Kingdom

When a user visits the Gambiva website, small data files known as cookies are saved to their device. These files help the platform remember preferences, settings, and previous activity, contributing to a more consistent browsing experience on each return visit.

Cookies are used to understand how visitors interact with the site, monitor traffic patterns, and assess overall platform performance. This information helps maintain reliable and efficient services for all users.

Cookies do not grant access to internal device data, personal files, or any information beyond what is shared directly through browser activity. Their use is limited to improving how the website functions and how content is presented.

The platform uses several categories of cookies, each serving a distinct purpose.

Session Cookies

Session cookies are temporary files that exist only for the duration of a visit. They are deleted automatically once the browser is closed and are used to 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 website to recognise returning visitors and retain personalised settings between sessions.

Analytical Cookies

Analytical cookies collect data on how users navigate the site, including pages visited and time spent on each section. This information is used to identify areas for improvement and refine the overall experience.

All cookie types serve the purpose of making the website more convenient and better tailored to individual user preferences. No category of cookie is used to collect personal data beyond what is necessary for the platform to function effectively.

Users have full control over how cookies are managed on their devices. Browser settings provide a range of options for adjusting cookie behaviour at any time.

The following actions are available through most standard browser settings:

• Deleting all cookies that have already been stored on the device;
• Blocking third-party cookies from being set by external services;
• Blocking all cookies from being placed, including those from the website itself;
• Receiving a notification each time a cookie is about to be saved, allowing the user to accept or decline;
• Allowing cookies only from specific, trusted websites;
• Managing Flash cookies separately through the relevant browser or plugin settings.

It is important to note that blocking all cookies may limit the functionality of certain website features. Some services, such as saved preferences and account access, rely on cookies to operate correctly. Users who choose to restrict cookies entirely may encounter reduced functionality during their visit.

Flash cookies, also 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 control over storage permissions, data retention limits, and security parameters for Flash-based content.

Adjusting Flash cookie settings allows users to determine how much data Flash applications are permitted to store on their device and which sites are authorised to save this data.

Blocking all cookies, including Flash cookies, may disrupt certain website functions. Features such as language preferences, auto-login, and session continuity may not operate as expected if Flash cookies are fully restricted. Users are advised to review their settings carefully to maintain access to the full range of available services.