Our use of cookies on our website to tell us aggregated and statistical information about pages visited, how long was spent on a page, how many visitors, the referral sites used to find information etc, has also been assessed as a legitimate interest under these data protection regulations. We use this to assess and improve our website to ensure it provides you with the information you’d like to see.
If you are a client, we need information to help us deliver services we are contractually obliged to do and to keep you informed as we do so.
The Transform Comms website does use cookies.
To understand how people use our site and what devices and technology they’re using, we use Google Analytics. Most websites use some sort of analytics program like this. The data it collects helps us see things like how many people visit our site, which country they are from, how many pages they visited, how fast our site loaded, and so on. All data collected is completely anonymous, it does not identify you as an individual in any way.
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Cookies are small text files that are placed on your computer’s hard drive by websites that you visit. They save and retrieve pieces of information about your visit to the website – for example, how you entered the site, how you navigated through the site and what information and documentation was of interest to you. This means that when you go back to a website, it can give you tailored options based on the information it has stored about you on your last visit.
Our cookies are used to simply collect information about how visitors use our website and these types of cookies collect the information in an anonymous form.
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