Albert Street uses cookies to remember your preferences and understand how people navigate the site. This page explains what cookies are set, which third parties place their own, and how you can turn them off.
Cookies in plain terms
A cookie is a small text file saved by your browser when you visit a website. It stores information such as whether you have dismissed a notice, your preferred language, or an anonymous identifier so the site can distinguish one visit from another. Cookies cannot run code, access your files, or identify you by name.
Albert Street sets functional cookies to remember choices you make — for instance, whether you have accepted a cookie notice or selected a regional setting. These cookies expire after a set period, typically between one month and one year, depending on their purpose.
What is stored and for how long
The functional cookies this site sets carry no personal data. An analytics cookie, if present, stores a randomly generated ID so the site can count unique visitors without identifying individuals. Session cookies, which exist only while your browser is open, help the site remember your navigation path within a single visit.
Third-party cookies may be set by embedded content — video players, mapping tools, or social-media widgets hosted elsewhere. Albert Street does not control these cookies. Each third party operates under its own privacy policy, and you should consult those policies to understand what they collect.
Embedded third parties
When a page embeds a video, map or interactive element from another domain, that provider may place cookies on your device. Common examples include YouTube for video hosting and Google Maps for location services. Albert Street does not receive the data these cookies collect, and the site functions without them if you block third-party cookies in your browser.
Declining without breaking the site
You can refuse or delete cookies through your browser settings. Most browsers let you block all cookies, block third-party cookies only, or delete existing cookies. Blocking functional cookies may affect your experience — for example, you may see the same notice on every visit — but the core content remains accessible.
Instructions for managing cookies are in the privacy or settings menu of every major browser. On mobile devices, the process is similar: open your browser's settings, find the privacy section, and adjust cookie permissions.
Updates
This policy may change when the site adopts new tools or when regulations require it. The revised text will appear at this address. Continued use of Albert Street after a revision means you accept the updated terms.
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