LAST UPDATED: 22/04/2025
Below is further information about our use of cookies and other technologies. See also our Privacy and Cookies Notice for details about your rights, choices and controls.
How the Cookies Crumble
Everyone loves a cookie, right? Whether it’s the kind that melts in your mouth or the digital ones that help tailor your online experience, cookies play a big part in keeping things running smoothly.
At Brightstar Agencies Limited, we use cookies to enhance your visit to our website, remember your preferences, and make sure everything works just as it should. From improving website functionality to delivering content that’s more relevant to you, cookies help us deliver a seamless, personalised service every time you stop by.
This page breaks down how we use cookies and other technologies, what types we use, and how you can manage or disable them if you prefer. We believe in transparency, and we want you to feel in control of your browsing experience.
So grab a cuppa, have a scroll, and find out exactly how the cookie crumbles on our website.
What Are Cookies
Cookies are small text files stored on your device to collect internet log information and visitor behaviour data. Some are used more often than others and for different periods of time. Others are session ID cookies which expire when you close your browser. We also collect statistical information which are anonymous data used for analytical purposes.
Types of Cookies We Use
- Essential Cookies: Strictly necessary for website functionality, (e.g., shopping cart, login, fraud detection, etc.)
- Performance Cookies: Help us understand how visitors interact with our website.
- Functionality Cookies: Remember your preferences and settings.
- Targeting Cookies: Used to deliver relevant advertisements to you.
Purpose of Cookies
Cookies are used to help us operate our website and services, improve website functionality, enhance user experience, and provide personalised content. We also have third party cookies and other technologies to help us deliver our website and services. These third party cookies and other technologies enable third party features across our website and services, to provide interactive content, customisation, analytical information, relevant marketing and advertising, including advertising networks (to manage our ads on other platforms).
Consent
Other than strictly necessary cookies, we are required to obtain your consent when placing cookies on your device. On your first (and subsequent visits, where applicable) to our website, we will request your consent to use non-essential cookies. You have the right to accept, manage, or decline these cookies.
Managing Cookies
You can modify your browser settings to control or delete cookies. For detailed guidance, visit ICO’s Cookies Control.
To further understand our use of cookies and other technologies, please request our full Cookies Policy by completing this form. If you have any questions or require further information, contact us or our Data Protection Office at The Storerooms (https://thestorerooms.com) referencing our website URL (https://brightstaragencies.com).
Brightstar Cookies
Below is a list of the cookies we use on our website and services. As we are always changing and updating our cookies and other technologies, you will need periodically check back here to make sure you are all up-to-date with our cookies.
In case we have missed a cookie or crumb, please let us know here.
Cookies (Essential)
Essential cookies.
Third Party Cookies
Google Analytics (Analytics)
Google Analytics use cookies to help us analyse how a user interacts on our website, and how they use our services. Learn more about Google Analytics, and how Google uses your data.
Cloudflare CDN (Functionality)
We use Cloudflare as our globe content delivery network, to speed up load times on our website to enhance your experience.
Linkedin (Analytics)
We use Linkedin to communicate to current and potential customers, and to measure campaign effectiveness.
Facebook (Analytics)
We use Facebook to communicate to current and potential customers, and to measure campaign effectiveness.
X formerly Twitter (Analytics)
We use X to communicate to current and potential customers, and to measure campaign effectiveness.