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How we use cookies 

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Cookie: User cookie preference 

Purpose: This cookie is used to remember a user’s choice about cookies on ipso.co.uk. Where users have previously indicated a preference, that user’s preference will be stored in this cookie anonymously. 

Cookie: Google Analytics 

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Purpose: These cookies support Google doubleclick tracking which we use to identify how visitors find our website through the google ad network and to support Google Analytics (GA). We use GA to improve user experience of our website. Find out more about GA privacy policies and how to opt-out of their analytics cookies here.  

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Cookie: Azure server application insights 

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Purpose:  These cookies track users as they navigate our website predominately for infrastructure performance insights, including comparisons against server load and resources. Data collected is anonymous. 

YouTube Cookies 

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We embed videos from our official YouTube channel using YouTube’s privacy-enhanced mode. This mode may set cookies on your computer once you click on the YouTube video player, but YouTube will not store personally-identifiable cookie information for playbacks of embedded videos using the privacy-enhanced mode. Read more at YouTube’s embedding videos information page.