About cookies

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1. What the law says

According to the Electronic Communications Act (2003:389), everyone visiting a website with cookies must have access to information about the fact that the website contains cookies and the purpose for which they are used. The visitor must also consent to the use of cookies. LEK chapter 6 §18

2. How Joyfulexperience.uk uses cookies

• To manage shopping carts and other basic functionality.
• To create web statistics, test new features, and segment visitors.
• To target advertisements based on user behaviour.

The information in the cookies is stored anonymously. No personal information such as email or name is stored about you. Example of what may be stored in a cookie: 4713074-14c6ced02c9-2593e54b-4

3. Opting out of tracking/interest-based advertising

It is possible to opt out of most interest-based advertising and tracking, and this applies not only to joyfulexperience.uk but to all websites on the internet.

3.1 Network advertising initiative

You can opt out of much interest-based advertising via the Network Advertising Initiative, NAI. (networkadvertising.org) English

3.2 Enabling tracking protection in your browser

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4. Disabling cookies

You can also disable the use of cookies in your browser settings, but this will limit your ability to use the website (including shopping).

Last updated: 27 March 2025