The short version: the only cookies this site can set are Google Ads cookies, and only if you accept them. By default we set nothing — no cookies are placed until you click Accept on the banner. You can change your choice at any time below.
What cookies are
Cookies are small text files that a website asks your browser to store. They are commonly used to keep you signed in, remember preferences, or — most often — to measure and track how people browse, sometimes across different websites.
What this website uses
One thing, and only with your consent: Google Ads cookies. We run advertising campaigns, and these cookies let us measure whether an ad click actually led to an enquiry — so we don't waste money on ads that don't work. Specifically:
- Google Ads measurement cookies (set by Google), used to attribute an enquiry to the ad that brought you here, and to avoid showing you irrelevant ads. Set only after you accept.
- No analytics or general visitor-profiling cookies beyond that ad measurement.
- No social media pixels, embeds or share trackers.
- No third-party fonts — the typefaces here are served from our own site, so no request goes to an outside provider on page load.
Consent — nothing is set until you accept
We use Google Consent Mode. When you first visit, advertising cookies are switched off by default and a banner asks whether you accept them. If you decline, none are set and you are not tracked with cookies (Google may still count an anonymous, cookieless conversion, which cannot identify you). If you accept, the Google Ads cookies described above are set. Your choice is remembered on your device, and you can change it whenever you like:
What we record regardless
Like any website, ours is served by hosting infrastructure that keeps standard server logs — such as the IP address making a request, the browser type and the page requested. These logs are used to keep the site secure and working. They are not cookies, and they are not used for marketing. Our Privacy Policy explains how we handle that information.
Controlling cookies yourself
Beyond the choice above, every major browser lets you block or delete cookies in its settings — though blocking cookies can stop other websites from working properly.
If this changes
If we ever introduce other cookies — analytics, for example — we will update this notice first, explain exactly what is being set and why, and ask for your consent before placing them.
Contact us
If you have questions about this notice, email info@wattson-ohms.com. You can also read our Privacy Policy and Terms of Use.