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Cookies at interfaith.cam.ac.uk (this website)

The University of Cambridge provides a detailed guide to cookies used across its websites: Cookies | University of Cambridge. The following information relates to additional cookies used on this website as well as summarising some key ways cookies are used.

  • The Religion & Global Challenges podcast is published via captivate.fm. To make audio playable on this website, we embed the Captivate.FM player which uses cookies. These help to measure listener patterns and make it possible for users to return and continue listening. The cookies associated with this player include _clck (to support usability), crisp-client session and intercom-device-id ids (to maintain continuity between listening sessions), and a prism_ cookie to track interactions (views, clicks) for analytics.
     
  • Users who visit this site may receive some Google Analytics cookies. These allow us to understand the patterns of site visitors (how long people spend reading a given page, what they view next) and informs site design. Such cookies may also help us understand something about those who use the site (e.g. as a percentage, how many people browse the site with a smartphone or personal computer; or the number of visitors from a particular geographic region). We do not use this information to identify individual visitors.
     
  • Sites may embed third-party material (e.g. YouTube videos, Twitter posts) and these may carry their own cookies. You must refer to the site's local cookie policy to determine what cookies are being set and for what purpose.
     
  • Users attached to the University of Cambridge who authenticate (sign in) will receive cookies from the Raven/Shibboleth authentication system.

Cookies at cikh.civi360.com

We are still assembling information to document the use of cookies at cikh.civi360.com. 

Based on other Circle Interactive Ltd websites, we understand that the following cookies may be placed on your computer when you visit our Civi360 site:

Session cookie

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A unique session ID. This expires when you stop using the site. 

Google Analytics

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Google Analytics cookies track when you accessed the site, how long you spent here, what you did, how you got here, and when you left.

You can read more about what each Google Analytics cookie does at developers.google.com.

JavaScript

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In order to deliver the best possible experience, the site needs to know if you have JavaScript enabled. Instead of querying your browser each time a page loads, a cookie is set instead.