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cannot provide certain requested functions without them.
Optional cookies should only operate after you have chosen to
accept them.
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What exactly is a cookie?
A cookie is a small text file stored on your computer, phone or
other device when you visit a website. It allows the website to
recognise your browser or remember information about your visit.
Cookies may be set directly by daniellewisjj.com, known as
first-party cookies, or by another service used by the website,
known as third-party cookies.
Similar technologies—such as local storage, tags, pixels and
embedded scripts—can perform related functions. References to
“cookies” in this policy include these technologies where
appropriate.
Session and persistent cookies
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Session cookies usually expire when you close
your browser.
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Persistent cookies remain for a defined period
or until you delete them.
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Why does this website use them?
Cookies may be used to:
- Keep the website secure and functioning correctly.
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Remember items placed in your WooCommerce shopping basket.
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Support checkout, payment and order-processing functions.
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Keep you signed in to a customer account when requested.
- Remember your cookie and website preferences.
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Understand which pages are visited and how the website is used.
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Identify technical problems and improve website performance.
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Support embedded content, such as video, where that content is
enabled.
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Measure or personalise advertising if marketing technologies
are used and you have consented.
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The different cookie categories
Always active
Strictly necessary
Required for security, accounts, baskets, checkout and other
functions you request. These cannot normally be disabled
through the website’s consent tool.
Optional
Functional
Remember choices or support enhanced features that are not
essential to the core operation of the website.
Optional
Analytics
Help show how people use the website, which pages are popular
and where technical or usability improvements may be needed.
Optional
Marketing
May measure campaigns, build an understanding of interests or
support relevant advertising across websites and platforms.
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Cookies you may encounter here
The precise cookie names can change when WordPress, WooCommerce,
website plugins or connected services are updated. Common cookies
associated with the current website functions include:
| Cookie or pattern |
Provider |
Purpose |
Typical duration |
woocommerce_cart_hash |
WooCommerce |
Helps WooCommerce recognise when the contents of the
shopping basket change.
|
Session |
woocommerce_items_in_cart |
WooCommerce |
Records whether the shopping basket contains items.
|
Session |
wp_woocommerce_session_* |
WooCommerce |
Assigns a unique reference so basket and customer-session
information can be retrieved.
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Usually two days |
woocommerce_recently_viewed |
WooCommerce |
Supports recently viewed product functionality where that
feature is enabled.
|
Session |
wordpress_logged_in_* |
WordPress |
Recognises an authenticated user and supports account
access.
|
Session or login period |
wordpress_sec_* |
WordPress |
Supports the security of logged-in website sessions.
|
Session or login period |
wp-settings-* |
WordPress |
Stores interface preferences for logged-in WordPress
users.
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Up to one year |
| Consent preference cookie |
Cookie-consent provider |
Remembers whether optional cookies were accepted,
rejected or customised.
|
As stated by the consent tool |
_ga |
Google Analytics |
Distinguishes visits for website analytics where Google
Analytics is enabled and consent has been given.
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Up to two years |
_ga_* |
Google Analytics |
Maintains and measures analytics sessions where the
service is enabled and consent has been given.
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Up to two years |
| Embedded-media cookies |
Video or social provider |
May support video playback, preferences, analytics or
personalisation when embedded content is activated.
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Varies by provider |
Not every cookie listed above will necessarily be placed during
every visit. The cookies used depend on the pages you visit, the
features you use, whether you log in and the choices you make
through the consent controls.
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Third-party services
Some website functions may be supplied by other organisations.
Those providers may set or access cookies when their service is
loaded, subject to your consent where required.
These services may include:
- Website analytics and performance measurement.
- Secure payment processing.
- Embedded video or social-media content.
- Spam prevention and website security.
- Email, ecommerce and customer-account functionality.
Third-party providers are responsible for their own cookies and
privacy practices. Their cookie names and retention periods may
change independently.
Embedded content
Videos, social posts or other embedded media may behave as though
you visited the provider’s website directly. Where practical,
non-essential embedded content should remain blocked until the
relevant cookie category is accepted.
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You control the cookie jar
Website consent controls
When you first visit, the cookie banner should allow you to
accept, reject or customise non-essential cookies. Optional
categories should remain disabled unless you actively choose to
enable them.
You can change or withdraw your permission later by reopening the
website’s cookie settings. Withdrawing consent does not affect
processing that took place lawfully before it was withdrawn.
Browser controls
Most browsers allow you to view, delete or block cookies through
their privacy settings. Browser controls vary, so consult the help
information supplied with your browser.
Blocking all cookies may prevent parts of the website from
working. In particular, customer accounts, shopping baskets and
checkout functions may not operate correctly without essential
cookies.
Do Not Track
Browsers may offer a “Do Not Track” signal, but there is no
universally agreed standard governing how websites must respond.
Use the website’s cookie settings for the clearest control over
optional technologies.
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Changes and contact details
This policy may be updated when website features, service
providers, cookies or legal requirements change. The latest
version will be published on this page with its revised update
date.
The person responsible for this website is
Daniel Lewis, trading as Daniel Lewis Jiu-Jitsu.
Questions about cookies or the use of information can be sent to:
Further information about the handling of personal data appears
in the Daniel Lewis Jiu-Jitsu Privacy Policy.