What cookies guardiangaze.com uses, why we use them, and how to control them. The Guardian Gaze WordPress plugin itself does not set cookies on visitors to your site.
Last updated: 2 May 2026
This page explains what cookies and similar technologies are used on guardiangaze.com (our marketing and customer-area website). It does not relate to the WordPress plugin itself; the plugin does not set cookies on visitors to your WordPress site.
Cookies are small text files set by a website on your browser. They are used for things like remembering that you're signed in, preventing form-submission abuse, and (in some cases) understanding how a site is being used.
Essential cookies. Required for the site to function, sign-in sessions, CSRF protection, and basic security. These are always on.
Analytics cookies. We use privacy-conscious, aggregated analytics to understand how the site is used (page views, broad geographies, referring source). We don't use these to track you across other websites. You can opt out via the cookie preferences control on the site (if displayed in your jurisdiction).
No advertising cookies. We do not run advertising on the site, and we do not allow third-party advertising trackers.
Most browsers let you view, manage, and delete cookies in their settings. You can also block cookies from specific sites entirely. Note that blocking essential cookies will prevent some site features (such as signing in) from working.
Some pages may load resources (fonts, embedded video) from third-party providers, which may set their own cookies. We keep this minimal and document any third parties in our Privacy policy.
We'll update this page if the cookies we use change. The last-updated date at the top reflects the most recent revision.
Questions about cookies or related tracking: [email protected].