Website privacy
Cookie Policy
This policy explains the cookies and similar technologies that may be used on the OM Yoga Show London website and how visitors can control non-essential technologies.
Last updated: 20 July 20261. What cookies are
Cookies are small text files placed on your device when you visit a website. Similar technologies, such as pixels, tags, local storage and software development tools, can also store or access information on a device.
Some technologies are needed for the website to work. Others help us understand performance, remember choices or measure advertising.
2. Cookie categories
| Category | Purpose | Choice |
|---|---|---|
| Strictly necessary | Security, page delivery, form operation, load balancing and remembering privacy choices. | These are used where necessary for the website and cannot usually be switched off through our controls. |
| Functional | Remembering optional settings and enabling enhanced website features. | Used only where permitted by your cookie choice. |
| Analytics | Understanding visits, page performance, traffic sources and website improvements. | Used only where permitted by your cookie choice. |
| Advertising | Measuring campaigns, limiting repeated adverts and helping show relevant advertising on third-party platforms. | Used only where permitted by your cookie choice. |
3. Services that may use cookies
Depending on the features and consent settings active on the website, technologies may be provided by:
- our website platform and hosting suppliers;
- Google Analytics or related Google measurement and advertising services;
- Meta platforms, including Facebook and Instagram, for campaign measurement;
- embedded video, map, social media or ticketing content; and
- Eventbrite when you use an embedded or linked ticket service.
Third-party services may set their own cookies and use information in accordance with their privacy notices. An embedded feature may remain blocked until the relevant consent is given.
4. Current cookie list and duration
The exact cookie names and durations can change when website tools or providers are updated. The cookie consent panel on the website should display the current technologies detected or configured, their provider, purpose and lifespan.
5. Managing your choices
When you first visit the website, the cookie banner should allow you to accept, reject or manage non-essential cookie categories. Your choice can be changed later through the cookie settings control provided on the website.
You can also delete or block cookies using your browser settings. Blocking all cookies may affect website functions, forms, embedded content or saved preferences.
6. How we use cookie information
Strictly necessary technologies are used where required to deliver and secure the service. For non-essential technologies, we rely on the consent choice made through the website controls.
Cookie-derived information may be used to produce aggregated statistics, troubleshoot errors, improve content and navigation, understand campaign performance and, where consented, support advertising audiences.
7. Personal information
Some cookie identifiers and usage records may be personal information. Our Privacy Policy explains how personal information is used, shared, retained and protected and how to exercise your rights.
8. Changes and contact
We may update this policy when technologies, suppliers, consent requirements or website features change.