Cookie Policy

1. What cookies are

Cookies and similar technologies are small records stored or read by a browser to maintain a session, remember a preference, protect a service or measure use. This policy explains how Legal English Plus uses them.

2. Strictly necessary technologies

Essential cookies support login, secure sessions, CSRF protection, checkout continuity, language preferences and fraud prevention. The service cannot operate correctly without them, so they are used where permitted without optional consent.

3. Preference technologies

Preference records may remember language, accessibility choices, dismissed notices and reading settings. They improve convenience but do not authorise unrelated advertising.

4. Analytics

Where analytics are enabled, they are configured to understand aggregated page use, navigation, campaign performance and technical errors. Optional analytics should not run until the required preference has been recorded. We aim to minimise identifiers and avoid collecting the content of private notes, support messages or purchased PDFs.

5. Managing choices

You can use the cookie-preference control on the website and may also clear browser data. Blocking essential cookies can prevent login, checkout or secure downloads. A change applies to future activity and may require a page refresh.

6. Retention and updates

Session cookies normally expire when the session ends or after the configured security period. Preference and consent records may last longer so the website can remember your choice. This policy is updated when technologies or legal requirements change.