Cookie Policy

We use cookies to keep this website running for you; it wouldn’t function without them.

Cookies are small files created by your internet browser, using instructions from the underlying code of the website you’re viewing. Cookies can contain letters and/or numbers; sometimes they might, therefore, contain whole words.
Cookies are mostly great, too. Using the numbers and letters they contain, they do all sorts of useful things you might not have realised. They keep you logged-in to sites, they remember your preferences, they store your shopping bag contents. In addition to basic website maintenance, we use various tools, e.g. Google Analytics, to help us understand how you use this website, ultimately to make it better for you. These tools create and update cookies as you visit pages within the site.

You should know that we may create third-party cookies in order to display adverts that are most relevant to you. It’s also important you know that we can’t control what cookies are created by sites you visit before or after hyperglance.com. Each site is responsible for its own cookies; that’s a large part of how the internet works.

If you aren’t happy with our cookies, the best thing you can do is leave hyperglance.com and delete the related cookies. The ICO, the UK’s privacy regulator, has a great page the tells you more about cookies and how to delete them.