Cookie Policy

This Cookie Policy explains how Like a King Inc. ("we", "us", or "our") uses cookies and similar technologies on this website (the "Site"). It should be read together with our Privacy Policy. By using the Site and, where applicable, providing consent through our cookie banner, you agree to the use of cookies as described here.

1. What are cookies?

Cookies are small text files placed on your device when you visit a website. They are widely used to make websites function, to improve efficiency, and to provide reporting information. Similar technologies include local storage, pixels, and tags, which we refer to collectively as "cookies" in this Policy.

2. Categories of cookies we use

a. Strictly necessary cookies

These are essential for the Site to function and to remember your privacy and cookie preferences. They cannot be switched off through our banner because the Site cannot operate properly without them. They do not store personally identifiable marketing information.

b. Functional cookies

These enable enhanced functionality and personalisation, such as remembering choices you make. If you do not allow them, some features may not function as intended.

c. Analytics and performance cookies

These help us understand how visitors interact with the Site by collecting information in aggregated or pseudonymised form, so we can measure and improve performance. They are only set where you consent by selecting "Accept all".

3. Why we use cookies

We use cookies to operate and secure the Site, remember your preferences, understand usage, and improve our content and services. We do not use cookies to sell your personal information for monetary consideration.

4. Your choices and consent

When you first visit the Site, you may accept all cookies or choose essential-only through our cookie banner. You can change your preference at any time using the "Cookie Settings" link in the footer. You may also control cookies through your browser settings, including deleting or blocking cookies; however, blocking certain cookies may affect the functionality of the Site. Your continued use of the Site with cookies enabled constitutes consent to their use as described here.

5. Third-party cookies

Some cookies may be set by third-party service providers acting on our behalf, such as analytics or infrastructure providers. These parties are responsible for their own technologies and privacy practices, which we do not control. We encourage you to review their policies.

6. Retention

Cookies remain on your device for varying periods depending on their type. Session cookies expire when you close your browser; persistent cookies remain until they expire or you delete them. We retain cookie-derived data only as long as necessary for the purposes described here or as required by law.

7. Categories of cookies in detail

Strictly necessary cookies typically include a consent-state cookie that records your cookie preference so we do not ask on every visit, and session identifiers required for the Site to load and function correctly; these are first-party and generally expire at the end of your session or within a limited period. Functional cookies remember choices such as interface preferences and typically persist for a period ranging from the session up to twelve (12) months. Analytics and performance cookies, set only with your consent, collect aggregated or pseudonymised usage metrics and typically persist for up to twenty-four (24) months, after which they expire unless renewed by continued use. The exact names, providers, purposes, and durations of cookies may change as we update the Site and our providers; the categories above describe how we use them regardless of specific names.

8. Consent management

When you first visit the Site, our banner allows you to accept all cookies or to choose essential-only. Strictly necessary cookies are always active because the Site cannot function without them and do not require consent under most laws. Non-essential cookies are set only after you provide consent. You may withdraw or change your consent at any time using the "Cookie Settings" link in the footer, which re-opens the banner, or by clearing cookies through your browser. Withdrawing consent does not affect the lawfulness of any processing carried out before withdrawal. Where required, we treat continued browsing without a choice as a request for essential-only cookies rather than as consent to non-essential cookies.

9. Managing cookies in your browser

Most browsers let you view, manage, delete, and block cookies through their settings. The steps vary by browser: in Google Chrome, use Settings → Privacy and security → Cookies and other site data; in Mozilla Firefox, use Settings → Privacy & Security → Cookies and Site Data; in Apple Safari, use Settings → Privacy (desktop) or Settings → Safari → Advanced (mobile); and in Microsoft Edge, use Settings → Cookies and site permissions. You can also set most browsers to notify you when a cookie is being set or to refuse cookies entirely. Please note that blocking or deleting cookies, particularly strictly necessary ones, may prevent parts of the Site from functioning correctly and may reset your saved preferences. For interest-based advertising controls, industry tools such as those offered by the Digital Advertising Alliance, the Network Advertising Initiative, and the European Interactive Digital Advertising Alliance may be available, though we do not serve interest-based advertising on the Site.

10. Third-party processors

Where analytics or infrastructure services are used, cookies or similar technologies may be set by categories of third-party processors acting on our behalf, including cloud-hosting and content-delivery providers, website-analytics providers, and security and performance-monitoring services. These parties process information under contractual obligations consistent with our Privacy Policy but maintain their own technologies and privacy practices, which we do not control. We encourage you to review the privacy and cookie policies of any third-party services you separately use.

11. Do Not Track

Some browsers offer a "Do Not Track" (DNT) signal. There is currently no universally adopted standard for how sites must respond to DNT signals, and the Site does not respond to them. We instead honour the choices you make through our cookie banner and browser controls.

12. Consequences of refusing cookies

You are free to refuse non-essential cookies. If you do, the Site will still function, but certain conveniences — such as remembered preferences or usage-based improvements — may be unavailable, and we may be unable to recognise your prior consent choices, which means our banner may appear again on future visits.

13. Changes

We may update this Cookie Policy from time to time to reflect changes in technology, law, or our practices. The current version is always posted on the Site with a revised date, and your continued use constitutes acceptance of the updated Policy.