Cookie Policy – The Sorrell Legacy

This Cookie Policy explains the cookies and similar browser technologies that The Sorrell Legacy website is designed to use. It should be read with the Privacy Policy.

1. What are cookies and similar technologies?

Cookies are small text files stored by a browser. Similar technologies include local storage, pixels, tags and scripts that remember information or measure activity. Some are necessary for a website to work; others are optional and require your permission.

2. Your choice comes first

Optional analytics and marketing services are blocked by default. The consent banner gives equally available options to accept all, reject optional technologies, or manage individual categories. Necessary storage cannot be disabled because it supports security, core functions and the privacy choice itself.

You can reopen Cookie settings from the footer at any time. Withdrawing a category stops it on the next clean page load and clears or signals removal of provider cookies where the integration supports it. You can also clear site data in your browser.

3. Technologies this website may use

The list below describes the services the website is prepared to support. A named optional service is active only when Jeremy or the authorised website administrator has entered its real account ID and you have granted the matching consent category.

Category and provider	Purpose and typical duration
Necessary — this website `cookie_consent` local storage	Remembers the categories you selected on this device. It currently expires after six months or sooner if the policy version changes or you clear browser data.
Necessary — WordPress login, security and form-session technologies	Used mainly for authorised administrators, security and essential form behaviour. Session items usually end when the browser closes; login cookies follow WordPress security settings.
Analytics — Google Analytics 4 `_ga`, `_ga_<id>`	Distinguishes visits and produces audience and site-usage reports. Google documents a default expiry of two years, although configuration or browser controls can shorten it.
Analytics — Microsoft Clarity `_clck`, `_clsk` and possible Microsoft-domain identifiers	Produces interaction analytics such as session and page-use insights. Microsoft controls the exact provider-cookie durations. The website sends Consent V2 status and loads Clarity only after Analytics consent.
Analytics or Marketing — Google Tag Manager	Tag Manager is a container used to deliver configured measurement tags. It is loaded only after an optional category is granted, and every tag inside the container must also be configured to respect the relevant consent signal.
Marketing — Meta Pixel `_fbp` and related Meta identifiers	Measures campaign outcomes and may support relevant advertising. Meta describes `_fbp` as a browser identifier used for advertising and site analytics, normally retained for 90 days.
Marketing — LinkedIn Insight examples include `li_gc`, `UserMatchHistory`, `AnalyticsSyncHistory` and `bcookie`	Measures campaigns and website audiences. LinkedIn’s current table lists typical durations including six months for `li_gc`, 30 days for matching/history cookies and one year for `bcookie`.

4. Search Console

Google Search Console may be used to verify ownership of the website and view aggregated information about how pages appear in Google Search. The verification meta tag is not an analytics pixel, does not execute JavaScript and does not set a visitor cookie.

5. Managing cookies in your browser

Most browsers let you view, block or delete cookies and site data. Blocking necessary storage may prevent privacy choices, forms or authorised login features from working correctly. Browser controls operate separately from this website’s consent panel.

6. Provider information

Optional providers maintain their own privacy and cookie information:

7. Contact and changes

Questions about the website’s use of cookies can be sent to jeremyjmillsauthor@gmail.com. This policy will be updated when providers, purposes or retention settings materially change. Where required, the website will ask for a fresh choice.