1. What cookies and browser storage are
Cookies are small pieces of data a website or service can store in a browser. Websites can also use browser storage such as localStorage to remember settings without using a traditional cookie.
2. NRFK preference storage
The NRFK website uses browser storage to remember interface preferences such as light or dark mode and whether the cookie notice has already been acknowledged. These preferences help the website behave consistently between visits.
3. AI support functionality
The website loads an AI support interface supplied through Thunderbolt. That service may process technical connection information and may use its own browser storage or cookies as part of delivering the widget. Its behaviour can change independently of NRFK.
4. External images and video
Some visual media can be delivered from external media providers. When your browser requests that content, the provider can receive normal connection information such as IP address, browser details and the requested asset.
5. Essential and optional functionality
Some storage is necessary to remember basic site preferences. Third-party functionality may have separate storage behaviour. The cookie notice provides a clear route back to this policy so visitors can review current information.
6. Managing cookies
You can delete or restrict cookies and website storage using your browser settings. Blocking storage can reset preferences or affect some website features. Browser controls vary, so refer to your browser's privacy or site-data settings for exact instructions.
7. Cookie notice
You can reopen the NRFK cookie notice using the “Cookie notice” link in the website footer.
8. Changes to this policy
This policy will be updated if the website begins using materially different storage or third-party functionality.
9. Questions
Questions about privacy or website storage can be raised through the NRFK support desk.