Last reviewed: 5 September 2026.
Cookies and similar storage/access technologies can remember preferences, support security, measure use of a website or enable advertising. The rules that apply depend on the technology and its purpose.
Strictly necessary technologies
WordPress or security functions may use technologies that are necessary to provide a service you request, maintain sessions, prevent abuse or remember privacy choices. Where an exemption applies, consent may not be required, but we still aim to provide clear information.
Analytics, advertising and other non-essential technologies
Non-essential analytics, advertising or similar tracking technologies should not be enabled before the required consent or other applicable condition is satisfied. If these technologies are added to this website, the consent interface and this policy must be updated before they go live.
Managing choices
The built-in privacy banner lets you accept all optional technologies, reject all non-essential technologies, or choose Analytics and Marketing separately. Your choice is remembered in a necessary consent cookie and can be changed later using the Cookie settings control in the website footer. Blocking some necessary technologies can affect site functionality.
Current deployment note
The base iPhone Fix Bristol theme/plugin package does not itself add Google Analytics, Meta Pixel or advertising trackers. If you install those or another plugin that sets non-essential technologies, configure consent before activating tracking.
Questions about Cookie Policy
Can I reject analytics and advertising cookies?
Yes. The built-in banner provides Reject non-essential as well as granular Analytics and Marketing choices.
Can I change my cookie choice later?
Yes. Use the Cookie settings link in the footer to reopen the preference panel and update or withdraw consent.
Are non-essential trackers loaded before consent?
Tracking configured through this package is withheld until the relevant consent category has been granted.