UK IPTV Max • Legal

Cookie Policy

This Cookie Policy explains how UK IPTV Max may use cookies and similar storage or access technologies on this website.

1. What Are Cookies?

Cookies are small files or similar technologies that allow a website to recognise a device, remember settings, support functionality or measure how a website is used.

2. Strictly Necessary Technologies

Some technologies may be strictly necessary to provide a service requested by a visitor, maintain security, operate essential website functions or remember necessary choices. These may be used where permitted without consent.

3. Analytics and Optional Technologies

Analytics, advertising, personalisation and other non-essential technologies may require consent before they are placed or accessed, depending on the technology and applicable rules.

4. Third-Party Technologies

Third-party services such as payment providers, analytics platforms, embedded media or marketing tools may use their own cookies or similar technologies. See our Privacy Policy for how we handle data more broadly. The actual providers used on the website should be listed here.

5. Managing Consent

Where consent is required, visitors should be given a clear way to accept or reject optional technologies and change their choices later. Continuing to browse the website alone should not be treated as consent where consent is legally required.

6. Current Cookie List

Before publication, insert the actual cookie inventory generated by your website:

  • Cookie name
  • Provider
  • Purpose
  • Category
  • Duration
  • First-party or third-party status

Do not publish an invented cookie list. Generate the list from the actual WordPress/Kadence plugins, analytics, payment, advertising and consent tools installed on the live site.

7. Changes

We may update this policy when our website or technology use changes.

8. Contact

Questions about cookies can be sent via WhatsApp. You can also use our contact page. See also our Terms and Conditions and Disclaimer.

The ICO states that organisations must explain their use of cookies/storage technologies and obtain consent for non-essential technologies where required. The exact requirements depend on the technologies actually deployed.