Cookie Policy
Three things can end up in your browser when you use this website: a note of your answer to the cookie notice, kept by the website itself; security cookies added by the Cloudflare network; and, if you use the request form, what the Cloudflare Turnstile security check keeps while it runs.
In brief
| Cookies set by this website's code | None |
|---|---|
| Browser storage used by this website | One record, ft.privacy.v1 |
| Cookies from the delivery network | Cloudflare security cookies, when it decides to set them |
| Security check on the request form | Cloudflare Turnstile: no cookie on this website's address; browser storage under Cloudflare's own address while the check runs |
| Analytics and advertising | None |
| Changing your answer | “Cookie settings” at the foot of every page |
The record this website keeps
The website keeps a single localStorage record named ft.privacy.v1. localStorage is browser storage of a kind similar to a cookie, with one difference that matters here: the record is never sent to our server. It holds your answer to the cookie notice (accepted or refused), the date of the answer and the version of the notice.
The record appears only when you press one of the two buttons in the notice. Six months later, or sooner if the notice changes, the website deletes it the next time you open a page and asks again.
Cloudflare security cookies
Pages reach you through the network of Cloudflare, Inc., which also filters attacks and automated traffic. To do that, Cloudflare may set short-lived security cookies of its own on this website's address. It decides visit by visit and often sets none. Their names, purposes and lifetimes are given in Cloudflare's cookie documentation.
Our code does not set, read or use these cookies. They are part of how the website is protected, so the cookie notice does not switch them off.
The security check on the request form
The request form is protected by Turnstile, a service of Cloudflare, Inc. that tells people from automated programs. Nothing of it is loaded until you begin filling in the form. Then your browser fetches the check from challenges.cloudflare.com, and the check runs in a frame that belongs to Cloudflare.
- On this website's address the check sets no cookie. According to Cloudflare's documentation, a Turnstile check ends with a one-time code handed to the form, not with a cookie.
- Inside its own frame, under the address challenges.cloudflare.com, the check may use cookies and the browser's local storage to keep its state while it works. Cloudflare's documentation says Turnstile relies on these. Our code cannot read them.
The check serves security only, and the form cannot send a request without it, so the cookie notice does not switch it off. If you would rather not load it, email your request to contact@flextradeltd.com instead of using the form. What Cloudflare receives during the check is set out in the Privacy Policy.
Nothing else
- No analytics, advertising or social-media tools.
- Apart from the Turnstile check described above, our pages load scripts, fonts and images only from this website's own address. If Cloudflare shows a security check before a page opens, that check and its script come from Cloudflare.
There are no optional cookies at present. If one is ever introduced, it will be listed on this page and will not be set unless you accept it.
Changing your answer
“Cookie settings” at the foot of every page opens the notice again. You can also delete the record, and any cookies, in your browser's site-data settings.
Contact
How we handle personal data is set out in the Privacy Policy. Questions: info@flextradeltd.com.