Our Cookie Policy

This website uses cookies to leave crumbs in your keyboard

 

What Are Cookies?

Cookies are small files that websites transfer to your computer via your web browser – if you allow them. Cookies enable sites to recognize your browser and capture and remember certain information.

( Cookies are also delicious delicacies, like the ones shown above. However this page is all about cookies as computer files, rather than the ones that taste nice and make you fat if you eat too many of them. )

As with most sites around the world, KEXINO uses cookies to help make our website really good for you, the visitor. There's a message on the bottom of every one of our pages to alert visitors that we use cookies, and points them to this page.

This page tells you what our cookies are and why we use them, and allows you to opt out of further cookies. You should read this page along with our privacy policy.

Google Analytics

We use Google Analytics to find out what our visitors look at on our website.

Google Analytics contains information about use of our website from anyone who uses your computer, not just you, and they've no idea who you are.

We do not tie any data from Google Analytics to anything else, nor do we keep any Google Analytics information offline.

Since Google Analytics isn't personal information, we aren't specifically asking you for prior consent. You can learn about Google Analytics' privacy policy here, and opt out of Google Analytics completely by using this tool.

You can also use your browser in "private" or "incognito" mode, to look like a brand new user every time you browse the web.

Google Analytics cookie use on our site

Twitter, Facebook, Google, and others

In common with pretty much every website today, we use social media cookies from sites such as Twitter or Facebook. We also use the tawk.to online chat system for realtime interaction, and - now and again - Hotjar for visitor analytics and feedback.

Again, if you're logged out of Twitter or Facebook, then they do not have any personal information about you. Since it's not personal information, we aren't specifically asking you for prior consent to use them.

When you're logged into Twitter, Facebook and similar services, they'll know when you visit KEXINO - as well as every other website using their services. You're consenting to this when you log into Twitter, Facebook or Google. Those are the guys who have your personal details. We can't see any of it.

We don't use cookies to track what you do on other sites. We don't use cookies to target advertising to you.

For more information on the data we collect and your rights, visit our Legal page.

Want to know more?

You can learn about the privacy policies of these companies by visiting their respective websites. Here's Twitter's, Facebook's, Google's and Hotjar's to get you started.

Alternatively, as we've said, you can use your browser in "private" or "incognito" mode, to look like a new (anonymous) user every time you browse the web.

GDPR Compliance

GDPR stands for the  General Data Protection Regulation, legislation designed to regulate the handling and processing of personal data concerning any individual in the European Union.

Any organization, wherever in the world they may be, is obliged to adhere to the regulations of GDPR if they're handling personal data that can be used to identify an EU individual - name or pseudonym, address, email address, IP address - whatever.

We display clear opt-in requirements for any user data, and respect any data holding or 'right to be forgotten' requests. Furthermore we have signed Data Processing Agreements in place with appropriate partners in cases where GDPR legislation is applicable.

Go to GDPR homepage

 

We take privacy pretty darn seriously

Privacy is hugely important to us. We also want to make sure that we know what you like - so we can do it more often.

Cookies help us do these things. We believe that our use of cookies is responsible and that we use them in the way that you'd want us to.

We also think you're a nice person, and hope you think the same of us.