Admiral Shark Cookie Policy in United Kingdom

Cookies are small text files stored on your computer or mobile device when you visit our website. They allow the website to recognise your browser and remember information such as language settings, login status, or previous actions.

• Understand how you use the website and our services
• Monitor traffic and performance on different pages
• Help secure your account and prevent misuse
• Improve your experience by remembering your choices and preferences

Cookies do not give us access to files or programs on your device. They do not allow us to view information that you have not chosen to share. The data that cookies collect is used in line with our privacy practices and applicable United Kingdom data protection law.

We use different types of cookies and similar technologies to support the operation of the website and to improve your experience.

• Session cookies: These cookies are stored only while your browser is open. They help the website function during your visit, for example by keeping you logged in as you move between pages. They are removed from your device when you close your browser.
• Persistent cookies: These cookies stay on your device for a set period or until you delete them. They help remember your settings and preferences, such as language, so that your experience is more consistent next time you visit.
• Analytical and performance cookies: These cookies collect information about how visitors use the website. For example, they help us understand which pages are used most, how users move around the site, and if any errors occur. The information is used in aggregated form to improve website performance and services.

All of these cookie types are used to support convenience, enhance security, and personalise your website experience as far as permitted in the United Kingdom. They help us adapt content, improve services, and provide a more relevant and reliable platform.

You are in control of how cookies are used on your device. Many cookies can be managed or disabled through your internet browser settings.

Through your browser, you can:

• View which cookies are stored on your device
• Delete cookies that have already been saved
• Block cookies from all websites
• Block cookies from specific websites
• Set your browser to ask for confirmation before a cookie is stored
• Disable or restrict technologies similar to standard cookies where your browser supports this

Some browsers and plug-ins also allow you to manage Flash cookies and other local storage used by video and game content.

If you block all cookies, including functional and Flash cookies, some parts of the website may not work correctly. Functions such as login, account management, language settings, or saving your preferences may be limited or unavailable.

Some interactive content, such as games or video players, may use Flash cookies or similar local storage managed by Adobe Flash Player. These are used to remember settings, support security features, and help the content run smoothly.

Flash cookies are not controlled through standard browser cookie menus. You can manage them through the Flash Player settings manager on your device. There you can:

• Set permissions for websites using Flash storage
• Limit how much data Flash content can store on your device
• Delete stored Flash data and reset existing permissions
• Adjust security parameters for Flash-based services

If you choose to block all Flash cookies, certain features may not function as intended. This can affect elements such as saved volume levels, game preferences, language choices, or automatic login to specific content. Limiting Flash cookies and other local storage may reduce convenience and restrict some services on the website.