CLS Hub Policies - Cookies
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Find out how to manage cookies on the Information Commissioner's Office website.
How we use cookies
We use Microsoft Application Insights for analytics and error reporting in our website.
Microsoft Application Insights store information about:
- Server context: Machine name, locale, operating system, operation
- Inferred: Geo location from IP address, timestamp, operating system, browser
- Perf counters: Server-based performance information
- Requests: URL, duration, response code
- Exceptions: Type, message, call stacks, erroring file, line with error
- Session: Session ID
| Name | Purpose | Expires |
|---|---|---|
ai_user | Microsoft Application Insights - used for analytics/error reporting. We deem this as an essential cookie. | 1 year |
ai_session | Microsoft Application Insights - used for analytics/error reporting. We deem this as an essential cookie. | 30 minutes |
Changing your cookie settings
If you no longer want this website to use non-essential cookies when you visit, you can manage your cookie preferences using the cookie management solution. However, this may not necessarily remove any unexpired cookies we have set. You'll need to reload any open pages for the changes to fully take effect.
There are several ways you can manage or delete cookies depending on which browser you used when you visited our website. Find out how to manage cookies on popular browsers:
- clear, enable and manage cookies in Google Chrome
- delete cookies in Microsoft Edge
- manage cookies in Firefox
- Opera security and privacy
- manage cookies and website data in Apple Safari
- delete and manage cookies in Microsoft Internet Explorer.
To find information relating to other browsers, visit the browser developer's website.
Session cookies are only stored temporarily and expire once you close your browser.
To find out more about cookies, including how to see what cookies have been set, visit the About cookies website or visit the All about cookies website.