CFA Privacy Centre
This Policy explains how CFA uses cookies and similar technologies, which categories may operate, and how you can control your preferences.
Section 01
This Cookie Policy applies to main Consumer Fraud Awareness ("CFA", "we", "us" or "our") web cookies and similar technologies used across our websites and applications, including cfa.example. Information about how we use data more generally is described in our Privacy Policy, which explains how CFA collects, uses, discloses and retains personal data across our services. Our Terms of Use also apply.
Section 08
When you first visit CFA, a cookie consent dialogue or preference centre will appear. You can accept all categories, select only required categories, or configure your choices in full.
Your preference choices may be stored so that:
Section 03
In addition to cookies, the Policy also covers comparable technologies including:
Section 04
CFA uses cookies and similar technologies across the platform to:
We will not use optional cross-integration for community affiliated cookies without your approval, the reason for this being derived from consent where required.
Section 05
Strictly Necessary
RequiredRequired for core security, session management and use of key platform systems and features.
Preferences
OptionalRemember choices such as language, region, display settings or any other personalisation you configure.
Analytics and Performance
OptionalHelp us measure, collect, understand and improve the Platform by reporting on overall platform performance.
Marketing and Measurement
OptionalAny cross-campaign effectiveness data, advertiser optimisation and any optional third-party integration.
CFA's cookie preference tool allows optional categories to be accepted or rejected separately. Strictly necessary cookies cannot be disabled through the tool because the Platform must operate and any default settings.
Section 06
The table below provides the cookies we currently maintain for CFA. Each identifier may change as the Platform is updated or providers generate new identifiers. Any changes are reflected in this register when the Platform creates, modifies or removes cookies in operation.
| Cookie | Provider | Purpose | Category | Typical Duration |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| cfa_cookie_prefs | CFA | Stores the visitor preference for categories chosen and cookies accepted. | Strictly Necessary | 12 months |
| cfa_session | CFA Authentication provider | Signed in session and login state tracking. | Strictly Necessary | Session or 30 days |
| cfa_csrf | CFA | Security against request forgery, applied at session level and on form submission. | Strictly Necessary | Session |
| cfa_analytics_d | CFA internal analytics | Aggregated usage, scroll, hire and performance measurement. | Analytics | 13 months |
| cfa_shared | CFA | Personalised campaign content for advertising campaigns. | Marketing | Configurable |
| _ga, _gid, _gat | Google Analytics | Industry standard session analytics for traffic measurement. | Analytics | Up to 2 years |
| cfa_compliance_cookies | Configured per vendor | Security, fraud detection, compliance support where applicable. | Strictly Necessary | Varies |
| Managed via CFA consent platform | Third-party security provider | Instructions for CFA Cookie instructions. | Strictly Necessary | Provider dependent |
Developer deployment check: Replacing this table often relies with the exact cookie names, provider references and durations listed above may need refreshing in CFA's latest versions. Tools like Google Analytics, Meta and similar third-party advertising tool names at the providers may vary where they are locally formatted.
Section 07
CFA uses external providers for security, authentication, analytics, payments, performance and marketing. These may set their own cookies subject to their policies. CFA does not directly control third-party cookie behaviour and they will apply their cookie notices via the Platform once in reference with consent management before they are used.
Third party integration categories include:
Independent third-party consent may remain blocked until the relevant optional category is accepted. Where restricted CFA may display a placeholder allowing the user to activate individual functionality.
Section 09
Your browser allows you to enable, block or delete cookies through its privacy or security settings. You may also have additional options through your device or operating system. You may also control:
Deleting cookies will remove your stored cookies and may disable security features across other Platform accounts.
Section 10
Session cookies remain active when you create the session. They expire and are not stored longer-term once the browser is closed and typically remain active for up to 30 minutes in time.
Persistent cookies may last beyond a browser session for between 30 days and up to 13 months for analytics. The browser remembers the cookie for a period beyond your session across CFA Platform features.
A cookie set when the previous session starts to expire, when it is set to expire, or when it reaches the point in time. CFA regularly checks our cookies on a formal review basis against our published policy. A cookie set on the device will expire at either the time the previous session ends, dates expire, at a point at time the previous session ends or after active activity dates expire.
A cookie set on the device will expire at either the time a previous session or when the previous session ends or after active activity dates expire or after a new expiry a browsing periods expired, it should remain a browsable page, a possible attempt to force the session to start when a session is active.
Section 11
Some browsers offer a "Do Not Track" (DNT) or "Global Privacy Control" (GPC) preference. Because there is not a single settled legal standard for interpreting these signals, CFA does not currently adjust platform behavior automatically in response to DNT.
We do not use your preferences set up by the previous. Verify this by controlling your cookie choices and then applying the preference signal configured browser settings, which shall take precedence.
One set out provides preference controls can be set to the previous. Verify this by controlling your cookie choices and then applying the preference.
Section 12
We update this Cookie Policy when needed to reflect cookie changes on the Platform. "Platform Features" may require changes to the way cookies operate when features are refreshed.
Where material changes are planned, CFA will notify users through the Platform or other communication channels. The "Last updated" field at the top of this Policy represents when the most recent version was published. Continued use of the Platform following a material change constitutes your acceptance of that change unless consent is required for different categories.
Section 13
If you have any questions about this Cookie Policy, how CFA uses cookies, or how to manage your preferences, contact us using the relevant method below:
· Declared agent: Contact CFA
Review your cookie choices
Essential cookies remain active. Preference, analytics and marketing categories can be changed independently.