Cookie Policy.

Cookies are small files stored by your browser when you visit a website. They can help a website remember choices, keep an account secure, maintain a basket, process checkout or understand how visitors use the site.

Similar technologies, including scripts and tags, may perform related functions.

When you first visit Uncommonology®, you are shown a privacy-choice banner.

You may:

• accept optional cookies;
• reject optional cookies;
• manage your preferences.

Essential cookies do not require consent because they are needed to provide functions you request, such as storing your privacy choice, signing into an account, maintaining a basket or completing checkout.

Analytics, attribution and other optional technologies remain blocked unless you actively accept them.

You can reopen the Manage Consent control at any time and change or withdraw your choice. Withdrawing consent stops future optional tracking. Cookies  already stored on your device may remain until they expire or are removed through your browser settings.

Essential cookies support the basic operation and security of the website.

They may be used to:

• remember your cookie preferences;
• check whether your browser accepts cookies;
• keep you signed into a learner account;
• maintain your basket and checkout session;
• provide course and dashboard access;
• prevent fraud and protect the website.

These may include cookies created by WordPress, WooCommerce, Tutor LMS and the Complianz consent system.

Examples include:

• cmplz_*
• wp_consent_*
• wordpress_test_cookie
• wordpress_logged_in_*
• woocommerce_cart_hash
• woocommerce_items_in_cart
• wp_woocommerce_session_*

Not every cookie appears during every visit. Some are created only when you sign in, add something to your basket or begin checkout.

With your permission, Uncommonology® uses Google Analytics to understand how visitors use the website.

Analytics information helps us understand matters such as:

• which pages are visited;
• how visitors move through the site;
• which content is useful;
• whether pages or learner journeys are working correctly.

Google Analytics uses first-party cookies to distinguish visitors and sessions. Cookies currently associated with this service include:

• _ga
• _ga_MPQEWTCRVL

These cookies remain blocked until analytics consent is given.

With your permission, WooCommerce may use temporary sbjs_* cookies to record how a visitor arrived at the website.

These may include:

• sbjs_current
• sbjs_current_add
• sbjs_first
• sbjs_first_add
• sbjs_migrations
• sbjs_session
• sbjs_udata

These are temporary attribution cookies. If an order is completed, relevant attribution information may be saved with the order.

They are not intended to create a behavioural profile of visitors across unrelated websites.

Google Analytics

Google Analytics provides website-usage statistics. Analytics storage remains disabled unless you accept optional cookies.

PayPal

PayPal may be available as a payment provider during checkout. When PayPal features are used, PayPal may use its own essential, security and functional cookies to process payments, prevent fraud and provide its services.

PayPal controls those cookies under its own privacy and cookie information.

Google Fonts

The website may request font files from Google. This can involve a technical connection to Google’s servers. The integration is controlled through the website’s consent system.

Uncommonology® does not currently use advertising cookies, personalised advertising pixels or embedded social-media tracking feeds.

If this changes, this policy and the available consent choices will be updated before those technologies are activated.

You can change your Uncommonology® choices using the visible Manage Consent control.

You may also remove or block cookies through your browser settings. Blocking all cookies may affect learner accounts, baskets, checkout and other essential website functions.

This policy may be updated if:

• website features change;
• new services are introduced;
• cookies or integrations change;
• legal or regulatory requirements change.

The latest revision date will always appear at the top of this page.

Uncommonology® is operated by Adrian Adams, trading as Uncommonology®.

Questions about cookies or privacy may be sent to: admin@uncommonology.co.uk