Cookies
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The CommsAudit website implements the use of Cookies for performance based analysis in order to further improve the site for our users, as well as improve security. These cookies will not be used to gather any personal information about our users, nor will it gather any browsing information outside of the CommsAudit domain.
Users may choose to set their web browser to refuse cookies, or to alert you when cookies are being sent. If they do so, note that some parts of the Site may not function properly.
CommsAudit.com Cookies
The following is a list of the cookies and their purpose, used by the CommsAudit.com domain.
PHPSESSID
This is classed as an essential cookie, needed by the site to run properly, and is a session cookie; deleted when the users closes their browser. This cookie allows the site to temporarily remember the state of the forms on the site. By using this site you agree to the use of this cookie.
CookieSettings
This cookie is an essential persistant cookie. Without it the site cannot remember your preference on non-essential cookies. Also used to determin whether the cookie notice should be displayed. Set to expire after 90 days.
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Some or all of these cookies may be created by this site. These are non-essential persistant cookies. They are part of Google Analytics and allow us to improve site navigation and layout. These are known as first-party cookies as they can only be read by the commsaudit.com domain. No personal information is collected by these cookies. More detailed information about these cookies can be found on the Google site here.