Cookie Policy

A cookie is a small file, typically of letters and numbers, downloaded to a user's computer or mobile device when the user accesses certain websites. Cookies are then sent back to originating website on each subsequent visit. Cookies are useful because they allow a website to recognise a user’s device.

Necessary or Essential Cookies – Cookies which are absolutely necessary for the running of a website. These are generally first-party cookies are usually exempted from the consent requirement. E.g. Authentication cookies, Session cookies etc.

Cookie Notice

Cookies are used on this website. The text in a cookie often consists of a string of numbers and letters that uniquely identifies your computer, but it can contain other information as well. We use cookies and similar technologies for several purposes, which may include:

Storing your Preferences and Settings - Settings that enable our website to operate correctly or that maintain your preferences over time may be stored on your device.

Social Media – All Torry Harris websites include social media cookies, to enable users to login into their social media accounts to share content via that service.

Analytics - In order to improve the performance of provide our website efficiently the website, we use cookies and other identifiers to gather usage and performance data.

By using our website, you agree that cookies are to be placed on your device as explained and summarized below.

• Cookies may be described as small pieces of data that a website sends to your computer’s web browser while you are navigating through the website.
• Cookies can have many purposes. The main functions of a Cookies are to facilitate a smooth navigation between website pages and to remember the user’s preferences.
• Cookies may be stored on your machine/ terminal device and this enables the Cookie to identify your computer.
• Cookies used on our website can be facilitated by either our own website or by a third-party website.

As described in our Cookie Notice you can adjust your browser settings to accept or refuse cookies.

Cookies used in Torry Harris website have a maximum lifetime of 24 months. The types of cookies that we use and their respective description have been tabulated hereunder. However, we may update or modify our cookies from time to time and the same will be updated in the list below:

Name	Domain	Description
HSID, SIDCC, NID, DV	Google.com	These cookies are used to identify users, track users’ activity and store users’ preferences.
_ga, _gat, _gid	Google Analytics	Used to distinguish users.
_twitter_sess, ads_prefs, auth_token, csrf_same_site, csrf_same_site_set, ct0, guest_id, kdt, personalization_id, remember_checked_on, tfw_exp, twid, metrics_token	Twitter.com	Multiple cookies used by Twitter services, to monitor referral links, and login status. These are used where the Twitter widgets are present on the website.
APISID, VISITOR_INFO1_LIVE, CONSENT, LOGIN_INFO, PREF, SAPISID, SID, SSID	Youtube.com	We use YouTube service to host video content and embed YouTube's player in our web pages to allow you to watch the video without leaving our website. In accordance with YouTube’s embedding videos information page, YouTube will not set cookies on your computer until you click on the YouTube video player
1P_JAR	Gstatic.com	gstatic.com is a Google owned domain where it hosts its static content, mainly images. The main purpose of this domain is to improve the performance of other sites
zync-uuid, sd-session-id	Rezync.com	Double Click - Used to anonymously collect demographic information.
pxrc, rlas3	Rlcdn.com	The main purpose of cookies is - Targeting/Advertising. These are first party cookies. To see these, look up the domain using the website search function.
t, locale, __Host-js_csrf, __Host-ss, gvc	dropbox.com	The cookie determines the preferred language and country-setting of the visitor - This allows the website to show content most relevant to that region and language.
__cfduid	cloudflare.com	The "__cfduid" cookie is set by the CloudFlare service to identify trusted web traffic. It does not correspond to any user id in the web application, nor does the cookie store any personally identifiable information.