Luminescence Collection Cookie Policy
What are cookies?
When you visit the Webpage certain information might be stored on your computer. This information is stored on your computer as a “cookie” or similar file. We use cookies on our Webpage to better assist you and to ensure that we give you the best experience when you visit our website.
A cookie is small piece of data sent from a webpage and stored on your hard drive or in your browser which in turn can store the cookie on your hard drive.
We use both persistent cookies and session cookies. Whereas persistent cookies remain on your computer for a longer period of time, session cookies are automatically deleted when the browser window is closed. Please see below for a description of the cookies we use on the Webpage and for the purpose of such use.
What cookies do we use?
We use functional cookies to operate certain functions of the Webpage and to optimize your use of our Website. We also use analytics cookies to analyse how the Webpage is accessed, used and is performing. We use the information to maintain, operate and improve the Webpage and for statistical and marketing purposes.
We use WordPress Cookie Check on our Webpage which tests cookies, a browser cookie. This cookie exists in all WordPress installations and is stored until the session ends (i.e. until the browser window is closed).
By using cookies, we can see when and for how long you browsed our Webpage, which webpages you visited just prior to our Webpage. We can also see which internet service provider you have. Through this information we can measure the traffic on the Webpage and adjust the information provided to better correspond to your desires. The purpose is for you to save time and get more out of your visit.
Since the information shows how and when visitors use the Webpage we can continuously improve the Webpage. The Information can also be used to improve and increase the relevance of our advertising.
We will only use cookies to see the information on your hard drive that has been stored there by a cookie from the Webpage.
To measure the efficacy of our presence on Internet we may also use cookies to identify regular visitors and examine in which order the pages are being visited.
We may allow third parties to use cookies on the Webpage for the same purposes as identified above. We may also use service providers acting on our behalf to use cookies for the purposes identified above.
Currently we use Google Analytics on the Webpage, a web analytics service provided by Google, Inc.(“Google”). Google Analytics uses cookies to analyse how users use the Webpage by tracking cookies used for tracking which saves visitor statistics and browsers. The information is stored in two years. The information generated by the cookie through your use of the Webpage (including your IP address) will be transmitted to and stored by Google on servers in the U.S.A. Google will use this information to evaluate your use of the Webpage, compiling reports of activities on the Webpage for the holder of the Webpage and provide other services in connection with activities on the Webpage and the use of Internet. Google will not associate your IP address with other data held by Google. You can also refuse the use of cookies by selecting the appropriate settings in your browser, see below.
Turning off and deleting cookies
Most web browsers will provide the option to turn off or disallow cookies. How you do this depends on the web browser you are using. Instructions for disallowing cookies can usually be found in the browser’s ‘Help’ menu. Note that in common with most other transactional websites, if you only disable third party cookies, you will not be prevented from making purchases on our websites but refusing the cookies we have used via your web browser will mean that you are unable to make a transactional purchase on our website. You may also find that the functionality of many other websites and services will be affected. Cookies can be deleted using your web browser. However, unless they are disallowed they will be re-applied the next time you visit a website.
If you want to disable cookies you need to change your website browser settings to reject cookies. How you can do this will depend on the browser you use. Further details on how to disable cookies for the most popular desktop browsers are set out here (these may vary depending on operating system and browser version):
For Microsoft Internet Explorer:
Choose the menu “Tools” then “Internet Options”
Click on the “Privacy” tab
Select “Advanced”
Choose the appropriate settings
For Google Chrome:
Choose “Settings” and click on “Advanced”
Under “Privacy and Security” click “Content Settings”
Click “Cookies”
For Safari:
Choose Preferences > Privacy
Click on “Block all cookies”
For Mozilla firefox:
Click on the menu icon then select “Options”
Click on the icon “Privacy & Security”
Find the menu “cookie” and select the relevant options
For Opera 6.0 and further:
Choose the menu icon and select “Settings”
Click on “Privacy & Security”
Choose the appropriate settings
