This notice sets out what Vernora stores on your device and why. Some of it keeps the pages working, some of it holds the choices you made, and — only where you allowed it — some of it records how the site is used.
1. What a cookie is
A cookie is a small text file your browser keeps on your device. Some last only until the browser closes — „session” cookies; others stay for a set period and are read again on your next visit — „persistent” ones.
2. The categories we set
2.1 Essential — always on
Without these the pages do not work properly. They hold the cookie choice you made, so you are not asked again on every page, and they keep the case form from being worked by automated traffic.
2.2 Analytics — optional
Turn these on and we can see which pages are read, where people stop reading, and which explanations are not doing their job. The picture is used in aggregate wherever it can be.
2.3 Marketing — optional
Turn these on and a visit can be matched to the campaign it arrived from. Nothing personal is sold; the point is to know what worked and to stop paying for what did not.
3. Changing your choice
The cookie controls on this site let you change your mind whenever you like. Your browser settings do the same job more bluntly — switch everything off and parts of the site will stop working.
4. Local storage and saved preferences
Your choice is written into your own browser, in local storage rather than in a cookie, so the banner does not reappear every time you open a page.
5. Changes to this notice
This notice will be revised as the technology and the requirements move. Whatever stands here is the current version.
6. How to reach us
- Vernora
- Written enquiry: the case form on the home page
- Phone: +44 20 7183 6094
- Postal address: Third Floor, 22 Bouverie Street, London EC4Y 8DP, United Kingdom