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• Essential: run the site, keep it secure, and remember your cookie choices.
• Preferences: remember settings for logged-in admins (WordPress).
• Analytics (consent): understand visits and improve content (Google Analytics 4).
• Functional/embedded (consent): support our booking tool (Calendly) and payments (Stripe) when you use them.

We do not use cookies to sell your data.

On your first visit we ask for consent for non-essential cookies. Your choice is remembered for up to 6 months unless you change it.

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• Preferences: remember choices. May be set only for logged-in users.
• Analytics: measure use. Set only if you consent.
• Functional/Embedded: enable features from partners (e.g., bookings, payments). Set only when used and, if non-essential, with consent.

5.1 Strictly necessary

5.2 Preferences (mainly for logged-in admins)

5.3 Analytics (set only with consent)

5.4 Functional/embedded (set when used; may require consent)

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We may update this policy. We will post the new version here and change the date at the top.

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Technophobia Ltd
13B Devonshire Road Industrial Estate, Millom, LA18 4JS, United Kingdom
+44 1229 774591 • hello@technophobia.uk