Cookie Policy
This policy explains cookies and similar technologies in relation to the Kivorun website, including the distinction between website functionality and optional tracking.
Last updated: 22 October 2026
1. Introduction
Kivorun is an independent marketing agency based in London, United Kingdom. This policy concerns technologies that store information on, or access information from, a visitor’s device when using our website. It should be read alongside our Privacy Policy, which explains personal information and business enquiries more generally.
Not every request made by a website involves a cookie, and not every analytical measurement relies on identifying an individual visitor. The purpose and operation of a technology matter when deciding what information and choices are required.
2. What cookies are
Cookies are small pieces of information that a website can ask your browser to store and return on later requests. They can support functions such as remembering a setting or maintaining a session. Some last only for a browsing session, while others remain until they expire or are removed.
Related technologies include local storage and techniques that access device information. Different legal rules may apply according to what a technology does and why it is used. This policy uses the expression cookies and similar technologies to cover that wider category, rather than suggesting that every function uses a cookie.
3. How this website uses cookies and similar technologies
The website presents agency information, articles and case studies, and includes a native enquiry form. Loading a photograph, changing a slideshow image or following a link does not in itself demonstrate that a tracking cookie has been set. Information typed into the form is also distinct from a cookie stored in your browser.
Any storage or access technology used with the website must be assessed for its purpose and the applicable legal requirements. We do not treat an ordinary visit as blanket permission for unrelated tracking. More information about enquiry data is provided in the Privacy Policy.
4. Essential website functionality
Essential technologies are those needed to provide a service you request, rather than technologies introduced simply because they are useful to a business. Depending on the function involved, this can include maintaining security or allowing a requested feature to operate correctly.
Where a technology qualifies for a legal exception from consent, that does not remove the need to use it proportionately or explain relevant personal-data processing. Blocking website storage through your browser may affect some functions. It does not automatically stop information you actively submit through a form from being processed.
5. Analytics and performance
Framer’s built-in analytics, where enabled, is designed to measure website use without cookies or persistent visitor identifiers. A cookie-consent banner is therefore not required merely because that built-in service is used. This is different from an advertising tracker that recognises a visitor across websites.
A different analytics tool must be assessed separately; its requirements cannot be inferred from Framer’s built-in approach. Where consent or another specific condition is required for a technology, that requirement must be addressed before it is enabled. Analytical information should be used to understand and improve the website rather than misrepresent what it can identify.
6. Third-party technologies
External websites opened through a link operate under their own policies. Following a link is different from embedding a third-party tool within this website. An embedded service can make requests to its provider while the page is open, depending on how that service works.
If a third-party embed or tracking service is introduced, its actual behaviour must be considered and the relevant information and controls provided. This policy does not attribute advertising cookies to services simply because they are available as an integration. Please review the policies of any external website before using it.
7. Cookie consent and preferences
Where the law requires consent for optional storage or access technologies, we will ask for a meaningful choice before enabling them. Consent should be specific to the purpose and capable of being withdrawn. Where the law provides an exception, the conditions attached to that exception still apply.
This website does not offer a separate on-page cookie-preferences control. You can manage website storage through your browser as described below, or contact us with questions about a technology. Browser controls and any consent choice serve different purposes; deleting a cookie does not necessarily withdraw consent recorded elsewhere.
8. Managing cookies in your browser
Most browsers allow you to inspect stored website data, remove it, block some or all cookies and change permissions for individual websites. The exact controls vary, so consult the privacy or security help for the browser and device you use. Settings may need to be changed separately on each device or browser.
Removing stored data may reset preferences or affect a requested function. Private-browsing modes and tracking-protection settings can also change how storage is handled, but do not guarantee anonymity or prevent all network requests. A browser preference is not a request to erase information already sent to us in an enquiry.
9. Changes to this policy
We may update this policy as website features, technology choices or applicable rules change. The date above shows when this version was last updated. A new tool should be assessed on its own operation rather than assumed to have the same privacy characteristics as an existing one.
Where a change introduces a new purpose that requires consent, a revised policy alone is not sufficient to obtain that consent. Any necessary notice and choice must accompany the activity. Please review this page periodically if you would like to stay informed about the website’s approach.
10. Contact information
For questions about this policy or website technologies, contact Kivorun at hello@kivorun.example or call +44 20 7946 0382. Our address is 24 Briarwood Street, London EC1A 1AA, United Kingdom. Please identify the page and feature concerned where possible.
For questions about personal information supplied in an enquiry, or to exercise a data protection right, please also refer to the Privacy Policy. It explains the relevant rights, how to raise a concern and how to contact the UK data protection regulator.
Get Template - Free