Cookie Policy

What is a cookie?

A cookie is a small text file created by a website that is stored locally on a user’s computer and is used by the website to support functions. You can view and delete cookies stored on your computer by accessing the settings of your web browser. Cookies expire after a fixed time, which is set when they are created. First-party cookies are cookies created directly by the website you are accessing and cannot be tracked outside of the website. Third-party cookies are cookies created by an external website via the website you are accessing and can persist between any website where that service is featured.

How does the UK Games Map use cookies?

The UK Games Map uses essential cookies to deliver its full intended experience and non-essential cookies via Google Analytics to help us understand and improve the map and website. All of these cookies are first-party cookies, so are set and stored by gamesmap.uk directly and cannot be tracked on external websites.

In the pop-up you encountered when you first accessed the site, you will have been given the option to accept or reject the non-essential Google Analytics cookies. You can change the status of your cookie consent in the tables below. Essential cookies are required for the website to function, but you can disable or block them in your browser, though this may negatively impact your experience of the Games Map website.

Below you can find a list of all cookies the UK Games Map uses.

You can read full details of how Google uses information from sites or apps that use its services here. A full list of data collected by Google Analytics can be found here.

For more information on how Google Analytics collects age and gender data, please see here.

For more information about the data collected through the use of these cookies, please refer to our privacy policy.