COOKIE POLICY (GDPR)
Last Updated : 02/10/2026
This Cookie Policy explains how i4T Global uses cookies and similar technologies when you visit or use our websites, web applications and related online services.
This policy applies to i4T Global websites and online services directed to users in the United Kingdom and Europe.
For more information about how we collect, use and protect personal information, please read our Privacy Policy.
Cookies
Cookies are small text files that are stored on your browser or device. They are used to identify you when you return to our site and to store details about your use of our site.
Cookies are not malicious programs that access or damage your computer. Most web browsers automatically accept cookies, but you can choose to reject cookies by changing your browser settings. However, this may prevent you from taking full advantage of our website.
(i) Explicit Consent for Cookie Use
We value your privacy and want to be transparent about how we use cookies on our website. Before any non-essential cookies are placed on your device, we will seek your explicit consent. When you first visit our website, you will be prompted to accept or reject cookies through a cookie banner.
(ii) Types of cookies
Strictly necessary cookies – These cookies are essential for us to enable services on our websites such as account login, billing, showing account information, viewing and editing account settings, etc.
Analytical and performance cookies – We use these cookies to analyze and understand how you and other users are using our websites. These cookies are important for us to improve how our websites work.
Targeted cookies/Marketing cookies – These types of cookies are used by our advertisement partners such as Google AdWords, Facebook Ads, etc. to gather and analyze information about you over a period and across our websites, apps, and other platforms. Marketing cookies help us to decide which ads about our services are suited for your profile of interest.
(iii) How to manage your cookie preference?
It is your right to choose whether to accept cookies or not. However, changing your cookie settings either by deleting or disabling them may impact the functionality of our websites.
You can refer “Help”, “Preferences” and, “Options” menus of your browser for instructions to choose your cookie preferences.
For any further information about the use of cookies on your mobile device and other devices, please refer to relevant device manuals.
cookies and ad choices.
(v) Cookie Policy Updates and Notifications
We may update this Cookie Policy from time to time to reflect changes in our practices or for other operational, legal, or regulatory reasons. Any significant changes will be communicated to you by updating the “Last Updated” date at the top of this page.
It’s your responsibility to review this page regularly to stay informed about our use of cookies.
(vi) Security Measures for Cookie Data
We employ industry-standard security measures to protect the data collected through cookies. While cookies themselves are small text files, the personal data they may collect is stored securely in compliance with the Australian Privacy Principles and other relevant data protection laws including GDPR, applicable in EU region. We take every precaution to safeguard your information and prevent unauthorized access.
COOKIE POLICY (GDPR)
Last Updated : 02/10/2026
This Cookie Policy explains how i4T Global uses cookies and similar technologies when you visit or use our websites, web applications and related online services.
This policy applies to i4T Global websites and online services directed to users in the United Kingdom and Europe.
For more information about how we collect, use and protect personal information, please read our Privacy Policy.
1. About this Cookie Policy
(a) For UK and European operations, the relevant i4T Global entity is:
i4T Sàrl
Quai des Bergues 23
1201 Geneva
Switzerland
(b) In this policy, “i4T Global”, “we”, “us” and “our” refer to the relevant i4T Global entity responsible for the website or Service you are using.
(c) We use cookies and similar technologies to:
(i) operate and secure our websites and Services;
(ii) remember user choices and settings;
(iii) understand how our websites and Services are used;
(iv) improve website and product performance; and
(v) support marketing and measure campaign performance where permitted.
(d) We use these technologies in accordance with applicable privacy, electronic communications and data protection laws.
2. What are cookies and similar technologies?
(a) Cookies are small files that a website can store on your device and access when you use the website again.
(b) We may also use similar technologies such as:
(i) pixels;
(ii) tags and scripts;
(iii) local or web storage;
(iv) software development kits used within applications; and
(v) other technologies that store or access information on a device.
(c) In this policy, we refer to these collectively as “cookies and similar technologies”.
(d) Some cookies last only while your browser session is open. Others remain on your device for a set period or until you delete them.
3. Strictly Necessary Cookies
(a) Strictly Necessary Cookies are required for our websites or Services to operate securely and provide functionality you request.
(b) They may be used to:
(i) maintain login sessions;
(ii) authenticate users;
(iii) protect accounts and prevent fraudulent or malicious activity;
(iv) maintain website and application security;
(v) balance traffic and maintain availability;
(vi) remember your cookie and privacy choices; and
(vii) provide other functionality essential to a service you have requested.
(c) Where these technologies are strictly necessary to provide the requested service, consent may not be required under applicable law.
(d) Because these cookies are necessary for the website or Service to work, they generally cannot be disabled through our cookie preference controls.
You may still be able to block them through your browser, but doing so may prevent parts of the website or Service from working correctly.
4. Preference and Functionality Cookies
(a) Preference and Functionality Cookies help remember choices you make and provide a more convenient or personalised experience.
(b) They may remember information such as:
(i) language or regional preferences;
(ii) display or interface settings; and
(iii) other preferences you have selected.
(c) Some preference technologies may be used without prior consent where applicable law permits this and the required conditions are met.
Where consent is required, they will only be used after you have made the appropriate choice.
(d) Where applicable law allows these technologies to operate without consent but gives you a right to object, we will provide a simple way for you to do so.
5. Analytics and Performance Cookies
(a) Analytics and Performance Cookies help us understand how people use our websites and Services.
They may help us understand:
(i) which pages are visited;
(ii) how visitors move through the website;
(iii) how long pages take to load;
(iv) whether errors occur;
(v) which features are used; and
(vi) how we can improve performance and usability.
(b) Some analytics technologies may be used without prior consent where applicable law allows this for statistical purposes and all relevant conditions are met.
This may include circumstances where information is used only to produce statistics about use of our own service, is not used to track or profile individuals for other purposes, and users are provided with an appropriate way to object.
(c) Where analytics technologies do not meet an applicable exemption, we will obtain the required consent before using them.
(d) Analytics information may also be subject to our Privacy Policy where it constitutes personal information or personal data.
6. Marketing and Advertising Cookies
(a) Marketing and Advertising Cookies may be used to:
(i) understand how marketing campaigns perform;
(ii) measure conversions;
(iii) understand whether an advertisement or campaign led to a website visit or enquiry;
(iv) limit how frequently advertising is displayed; and
(v) provide or measure relevant advertising where this functionality is used.
(b) Marketing and advertising technologies that require consent will not be activated until you have provided the required consent.
(c) If you reject Marketing and Advertising Cookies, you will still be able to use our website, although advertising you see elsewhere may be less relevant or campaign measurement may be limited.
(d) Where third-party advertising platforms are used, those providers may process information in accordance with their own privacy policies.
7. Third-party technologies
(a) Some features of our websites and Services may rely on technology provided by third parties.
These may include providers of:
(i) analytics;
(ii) website infrastructure;
(iii) advertising and campaign measurement;
(iv) embedded content;
(v) maps;
(vi) videos;
(vii) social media features; and
(viii) other online functionality.
(b) A third party may place or access cookies or similar technologies where its services are enabled.
(c) Where third-party technologies require consent, they will only be activated after the required consent has been provided.
(d) Third-party providers are responsible for their own privacy practices. You should review their privacy information where relevant.
8. Embedded content
(a) Our websites may include embedded content such as videos, maps, social media content or other third-party features.
(b) These services may use cookies or similar technologies when the embedded content is loaded or used.
(c) Where those technologies require consent, the relevant embedded functionality may be restricted until you make the appropriate cookie choice.
9. Cookie consent and your choices
(a) When you visit an i4T Global website that uses cookies or similar technologies requiring consent, you may be presented with a cookie notice or preference control.
(b) Depending on the technologies in use, you may be able to:
(i) accept applicable cookies;
(ii) reject non-essential cookies; or
(iii) manage individual cookie categories.
(c) Choosing Reject will not disable Strictly Necessary Cookies required for the website or requested Service to operate.
(d) Where we rely on consent, your choice must be made before the relevant non-essential technology is activated.
(e) We may store a cookie or preference record so that we can remember the choices you have made.
10. Changing or withdrawing your choices
(a) You may change your cookie preferences or withdraw consent at any time through the Cookie Settings or equivalent cookie preference control available on the website.
(b) Withdrawing consent will not affect the lawfulness of processing that took place before consent was withdrawn.
(c) You can also manage cookies through your browser or device settings.
Most browsers allow you to:
(i) view stored cookies;
(ii) delete cookies;
(iii) block some or all cookies; and
(iv) control how websites use cookies.
(d) Blocking cookies through your browser may affect the functionality of parts of our websites or Services.
11. How long cookies remain on your device
(a) The length of time a cookie remains on your device depends on its purpose and configuration.
(b) Cookies may be:
(i) session cookies, which normally expire when you close your browser; or
(ii) persistent cookies, which remain for a defined period or until they are deleted.
(c) We aim to keep cookie durations proportionate to the purpose for which the cookie is used.
(d) Where technologies or purposes materially change, we may ask you to review or update your cookie preferences.
12. Personal information collected through cookies
(a) Some cookies and similar technologies may collect information that is considered personal information or personal data.
This may include:
(i) IP address;
(ii) device or browser information;
(iii) online identifiers;
(iv) website activity;
(v) interaction information; and
(vi) cookie or preference identifiers.
(b) Where this information constitutes personal information, it will be handled in accordance with the i4T Global Privacy Policy.
(c) For information about:
(i) your privacy and data subject rights;
(ii) international data transfers;
(iii) data security;
(iv) data retention; or
(v) making a privacy complaint,
please refer to our Privacy Policy.
13. Changes to this Cookie Policy
(a) We may update this Cookie Policy when:
(i) the technologies we use change;
(ii) our websites or Services change;
(iii) applicable laws or regulatory guidance change; or
(iv) our privacy and data practices change.
(b) The latest version will be published on the i4T Global website and will show the date it was last updated.
(c) Where a material change affects technologies that rely on your consent, we may ask you to review your cookie choices again.
14. Contact us
If you have questions about our use of cookies or similar technologies, please contact:
Email: Support@i4TGlobal.com
UK and Europe
i4T Sàrl
Quai des Bergues 23
1201 Geneva
Switzerland
For questions about how i4T Global handles personal information more generally, please refer to our Privacy Policy.