Last updated: 17 September 2026
This Cookies Policy explains how Trusty Digital Ltd uses cookies and similar storage or access technologies on trusty.digital and related web interfaces. It should be read with our Privacy Policy.
1. What these technologies are
Cookies are small pieces of data stored on a browser or device. Similar technologies can include local storage, pixels, tags and scripts that store information or access information already stored on a device. In this Policy, we refer to them collectively as cookies.
2. Essential cookies
We use cookies that are necessary to provide, secure or remember a service you request. Depending on the feature you use, these may support session management, authentication, security, fraud prevention, load balancing, form protection and your cookie preference.
Essential cookies do not require an opt-in where the applicable storage/access rules permit their use without consent. Disabling them in your browser may prevent account, security or transactional features from working correctly.
3. Optional cookies and tags
We may use optional measurement or analytics technologies to understand aggregate use of the Site, diagnose performance and improve products. We may use Google Tag Manager to manage optional measurement tags.
Where consent is required, our Site does not load the configured Google Tag Manager container until you choose to accept optional cookies. Rejecting optional cookies does not prevent access to the core Site or account functionality.
4. Your cookie choice
When a cookie choice is required, the Site presents controls to Accept optional cookies or Reject optional cookies. We store that preference in an essential first-party cookie so that we do not ask you on every page.
You can change your choice by deleting the trusty_cookie_consent cookie in your browser and reloading the Site. You can also delete or block cookies using browser controls. Blocking all cookies may affect essential functions.
5. Third-party technologies
If you accept optional cookies, third-party services loaded through our tag-management configuration may set or read their own cookies. Their processing is also subject to their privacy information. We periodically review the technologies enabled through our Site and should not use the consent mechanism to enable unrelated technologies without updating the information provided here.
6. How long cookies last
Some cookies expire when the browser session ends; others remain for a defined period so that a setting or preference can be remembered. Our first-party cookie preference is designed to persist for up to six months unless you delete it earlier. Third-party cookie lifetimes are determined by the relevant provider and configuration.
7. Storage/access exceptions
UK rules permit some storage and access technologies without consent in defined low-risk or necessary circumstances. Where we rely on an exception, we use it only for a purpose that falls within the applicable legal conditions and provide information about the use where required. Where consent is required, we use the choice mechanism described above.
8. Updates to this Policy
We may update this Policy when our Site, tag configuration or legal requirements change. The current version and revision date are published here.
9. Contact
Questions about cookies or privacy can be sent to [email protected].