What is a cookie
A cookie is a small text file that a website stores in your browser to remember a preference or state between page loads. Cookies are useful for remembering a display preference, keeping a session alive after login and, when misused, for tracking browsing behaviour across many sites. Different cookie uses have different privacy implications.
What NY Info sets
This site currently sets no third-party tracking cookies and no advertising cookies. It may set a small number of first-party essential cookies related to display preferences — for example, a preference for how the page renders on a return visit. These essential cookies contain no personal information and are used only for the display purpose stated.
We do not currently run analytics. If we introduce a self-hosted analytics tool in future, we will update this policy in advance and describe any cookies the tool sets on this page. We will not introduce analytics that shares data with third parties without a further update.
Third-party embeds
We do not embed third-party widgets, video players, social sharing tools or comment systems on this site. That is a deliberate design choice — most third-party embeds set cookies of their own. If we introduce an embed in future that sets cookies, we will describe it on this page in advance.
Managing cookies
Your browser lets you manage cookies at your end. All major browsers (Firefox, Chrome, Safari, Edge and their mobile equivalents) let you view the cookies a site has set, block cookies from specific sites and clear cookies at any time. Consult the settings menu of your browser for the exact steps; they change from version to version.
Do-not-track
We respect the "Do Not Track" signal your browser sends. Because we do not run cross-site tracking, respecting the signal is trivial in our case, but we honour it as a matter of principle.
Contact
Cookie enquiries: [email protected]. Full contact details on our contact page.