How can users manage their cookie preferences on the website?
To manage their cookie preferences on the website, users can choose to enable or disable specific categories of cookies. By default, all cookies are disabled, but users have the option to enable cookies associated with different functionalities such as Bookwhen, Google Services, Facebook, Twitter, Vimeo and Embedly, and YouTube and Embedly.
For each category of cookies, users are provided with a clear description of the purpose of those cookies, such as Analytics, Marketing, Functionality, and Performance. Users can make informed decisions by reading about the specific reasons for enabling or disabling each category of cookies.
To manage their preferences, users can select the option to allow or disallow cookies associated with each service or functionality mentioned, based on their preferences for analytics, marketing, functionality, and performance. This gives users the flexibility to customize their cookie settings according to their preferences and privacy concerns.
Which specific cookies are required for various services like Bookwhen, Google, Facebook, Twitter, Vimeo, and YouTube to function correctly on the website?
To ensure that various services such as Bookwhen, Google, Facebook, Twitter, Vimeo, and YouTube function correctly on the website, the following specific cookies are required:
- 1. Bookwhen: Cookies are required to allow the Bookwhen online bookings plugin to operate correctly. The main purposes of these cookies are Analytics and Marketing.
- 2. Google Services: Cookies are essential for running Google services like Google Calendar, Google Maps, Google Search, and Google Translate correctly on the website. The main purposes of these cookies are Analytics and Marketing.
- 3. Facebook: Cookies are necessary to allow the Facebook module to function correctly. The main purposes of these cookies are Analytics and Marketing.
- 4. Twitter: Cookies are required for the Twitter widget to function correctly. The main purposes of these cookies are Analytics and Functionality.
- 5. Vimeo and Embedly: Cookies are necessary to allow embedded Vimeo videos to run on the website using the Embedly service. The main purposes of these cookies are Analytics and Performance.
- 6. YouTube and Embedly: Cookies are essential for embedded YouTube videos to run on the website using the Embedly service. The main purposes of these cookies are Analytics and Performance.
What additional functionality can be enabled by allowing certain cookies?
By enabling certain cookies on the website, users can unlock additional functionality such as online bookings through Bookwhen, seamless integration with Google services like Google Calendar, Maps, Search, and Translate, the ability to utilize the Facebook module, interact with the Twitter widget, play embedded Vimeo videos using the Embedly service, and watch embedded YouTube videos through the same service. Each of these cookies serves specific purposes related to analytics, marketing, functionality, and performance to enhance the overall user experience on the website.
What are some examples of necessary cookies mentioned?
The policy introduces several essential cookies, such as a 'sessionid' token crucial for login functionality, a 'crfstoken' token that aids in preventing cross-site request forgery, an 'alertDismissed' token used to avoid repetitive alert displays, and an 'awsUploads' object that assists with file uploading tasks.
What are cookies and their purpose on the website?
Cookies are small pieces of data that websites store on a user's device. They serve multiple purposes on a website, with some being essential for the proper functioning of the site. Necessary cookies are set by default and are vital for activities such as logging in. Without these cookies, certain functionalities may not work correctly. Examples of necessary cookies on this website include Website CMS, Matomo, reCaptcha, and Cookie notice.
Besides necessary cookies, websites also use non-essential cookies that enhance additional functionalities. By default, these cookies are typically disabled, but users have the option to enable them. Some examples of non-essential cookies that may be enabled on this website are Bookwhen, Google Services, Facebook, Twitter, Vimeo and Embedly, and YouTube and Embedly.
In summary, cookies play a crucial role in website functionality, with necessary cookies ensuring basic operations while non-essential cookies provide extra features that enhance user experience but are optional to enable.
