Cookie Policy

1. Cookies and Browser Storage

A cookie is a small piece of text stored by your browser for a website. Your browser can send it back with later requests to that website. Cookies can support practical functions, such as remembering a preference, but their purpose depends on what the website puts in them.

Local storage also keeps small text values in your browser. Unlike cookies, these values are not automatically attached to each web request. A site's script can read them when you return using the same browser profile. Clearing local storage removes those saved values.

Our consent control uses first-party preference storage: it belongs to ukgamesignal.com and remembers your cookie decision. The inventory below covers this implemented storage. We do not use analytics or advertising cookies in the current consent implementation, and accepting optional cookies does not by itself introduce a tracking service.

2. Storage Used by This Site

The same preference name is used in local storage and in a cookie. Both record your consent choice so the notice does not need to ask on every visit. The cookie also preserves the choice when local storage cannot be written. Neither entry contains your name, email address or gaming activity.

On a narrow screen, scroll within the table to read every column. Keyboard users can focus the table area and use the arrow keys.

The cookie is set for the site path and uses SameSite=Lax. Saving another choice replaces the preference and starts a new cookie lifetime. Local storage has no automatic expiry in this implementation; a browser's own clearing rules may remove it sooner.

3. Changing Your Choice

The notice offers Accept and Reject with equal prominence. Optional categories stay off unless you choose to allow them. Necessary preference storage records either decision, including rejection, so we can respect the choice on your next visit.

1. Go to the footer and select Cookie Settings.
2. Review the preferences panel and leave optional cookies off, or change the available choice.
3. Save your preferences to replace the previous decision.

You can also use Reject in the notice to refuse optional cookies. Changing your mind is available at any time through the footer settings. Withdrawal applies going forward; it does not change the lawfulness of processing carried out before you withdrew consent.

Deleting both copies of the saved preference makes the notice appear again. Deleting only the cookie may leave the local storage choice available, so use your browser's site-data controls if you want to reset the preference completely.

4. Browser Controls

Most browsers let you view, block or delete cookies and site data in their privacy settings. Search those settings for ukgamesignal.com and remove its cookies and local storage to clear the saved decision. Check the selected site before deleting data; clearing all browsing data may also remove preferences for other websites.

• In Chrome or Edge, look under privacy settings for cookies, site permissions or stored site data.
• In Firefox, use Privacy & Security and the Cookies and Site Data controls.
• In Safari, use Privacy and Manage Website Data; on mobile devices, website-data controls may sit within the system's Safari settings.

Menu names can vary by browser version. Your browser's help explains its current controls. A choice is specific to a browser profile and does not automatically transfer to another device, browser or private window. Private browsing may discard it when the session ends.

If you block storage entirely, the site's reading content remains usable, but the notice may ask again on a later visit. Browser restrictions and automatic deletion can also make a previously saved preference disappear.

5. Keeping This Policy Current

This policy takes effect on 16 October 2026. We review it when our storage practices change and update the inventory before introducing additional storage. Any optional tool requiring consent will stay inactive until the relevant consent has been obtained.

The effective date identifies the version you are reading. Please revisit this page when a renewed notice asks you to review your choices. Your legal rights remain unaffected by updates to this policy.

6. Questions About Storage

UK Game Signal operates ukgamesignal.com, a guide to gaming sites and play experiences for UK readers. For questions about this policy, email [email protected]. Our enquiry hours are weekdays, 09:00–17:00 UK time.

You can also write to UK Game Signal, 38 Chancery Lane, London WC2A 1EN, United Kingdom, or telephone +44 20 8058 7314. Please describe the browser and setting involved without sending passwords or other sensitive account information.

Our Privacy Policy explains personal-data rights and how to raise a concern. Use our contact page for general enquiries or help finding the footer settings.