Cookies Policy

This Cookies Policy explains how Surely uses cookies and similar technologies when you visit www.surelylabs.io. It should be read alongside our Privacy Policy.

For the purposes of this policy, “Surely”, “we”, “us” and “our” refer to Surely, operated by LearnHow2.ai. Email: Hello@LearnHow2.ai

1. What are cookies?

Cookies are small files stored on your computer, phone, tablet or other device when you visit a website.

They can be used to make a website work, remember choices you have made, understand how people use a website and support analytics or advertising.

Similar technologies can also store or access information on your device, including local storage, pixels and other tracking technologies.

UK rules governing cookies and similar technologies are primarily contained in the Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations 2003 (PECR), alongside relevant UK GDPR requirements.

2. How Surely uses cookies

At the time of writing, the Surely website does not set analytics or marketing cookies. If that changes, we will update this policy and ask for your consent first where the law requires it.

We may use cookies and similar technologies for the following purposes.

Essential cookies are necessary for the website to operate properly. They may be used for things such as:

• website security;
• fraud prevention;
• loading and displaying pages correctly;
• remembering cookie-consent choices; and
• protecting forms and website functionality.

These may be placed without your consent where they are strictly necessary to provide the website or a service that you have requested.

Functional cookies may help the website remember choices or provide enhanced features, such as preferences you have selected. Where consent is required, these will only be used after you have provided it.

Analytics cookies help us understand how people use Surely, such as which pages are visited, how visitors move around the website, which content people find useful, whether errors occur and how the website performs on different devices. Where required by law, analytics technologies will only be used after you have made the appropriate choice.

Marketing cookies may be used in the future to understand whether campaigns are effective or to show relevant advertising. Where these require consent, they will not be activated unless you choose to allow them.

We do not treat merely continuing to browse the website as consent to non-essential cookies.

3. Third-party services

Some features on our website may be provided using third-party services. Depending on the services we use, those providers may place their own cookies or use similar technologies.

Examples could include:

• website hosting and performance providers;
• website analytics providers;
• embedded video or media providers;
• social-media services;
• payment providers;
• customer-support tools;
• form or communications services; and
• advertising platforms.

Third-party providers are responsible for their own privacy and cookie practices. Where these technologies are non-essential and require consent, they should not be activated until you have made the appropriate choice.

4. Your cookie choices

If we use non-essential cookies, you will be shown a cookie banner allowing you to manage your preferences. You may be able to:

• accept all cookies;
• reject non-essential cookies;
• choose particular categories; or
• change your preferences later.

Essential cookies cannot normally be disabled through our cookie banner because they are required for the website to function.

Our cookie controls should allow you to withdraw consent as easily as you gave it.

5. Changing or withdrawing consent

You can change your cookie preferences at any time using the cookie settings control on our website, where one is provided.

If you withdraw consent, this will prevent relevant technologies from being used in the future where our consent-management system supports this.

Withdrawing consent does not make processing that occurred before withdrawal unlawful.

You may also delete cookies that have already been stored using your browser settings.

6. Browser controls

Most browsers allow you to manage cookies directly. Depending on your browser, you may be able to:

• view stored cookies;
• delete individual cookies;
• delete all cookies;
• block third-party cookies;
• block all cookies;
• clear cookies when the browser closes; or
• use private or incognito browsing.

Blocking all cookies may prevent parts of the Surely website from working properly.

7. Cookie duration

Some cookies are session cookies, meaning they are deleted when you close your browser. Others are persistent cookies and remain on your device for a set period or until you delete them.

The duration of a cookie depends on its purpose and the service placing it.

We aim to avoid retaining cookie information for longer than is reasonably necessary for the relevant purpose.

8. Personal information collected through cookies

Some cookie and analytics data may constitute personal information, particularly where it can be associated with an identifiable device or individual.

Where this occurs, our use of that information is also governed by our Privacy Policy and applicable UK data-protection law.

9. Changes to the cookies we use

The technologies used on the website may change as we update our hosting or website platform, add or remove website functionality, introduce new experiments, add analytics tools, integrate third-party services or change how the website operates.

We will review our use of cookies periodically and update this policy where appropriate.

If we introduce a new technology for a materially different purpose requiring consent, we will obtain fresh consent where required.

10. Changes to this Cookies Policy

We may update this Cookies Policy from time to time. The latest version will be published on this page, together with the date it was last updated.

11. Contact us

If you have questions about our use of cookies or similar technologies, contact Surely at Hello@LearnHow2.ai.