Last updated: 27 August 2026
This Cookie Policy explains how Wild Frame uses cookies and similar storage technologies on https://1235.neurogena.net. It is written for visitors in the United Kingdom and should be read alongside the Privacy Policy. This policy describes the site’s current use of browser storage: a first-party localStorage entry called ng-cookie-consent-v1, used only to remember a visitor’s cookie-consent choices.
The site does not currently use analytics, advertising, targeting, or social-media tracking technologies. It does not identify any third-party cookie provider in connection with the storage described in this policy. If optional technologies are introduced in the future, they will remain blocked unless and until the relevant consent has been obtained where consent is required.
What cookies and similar technologies are
Cookies are small text files that a website may place on a device through a web browser. Similar technologies can store or read information in other ways, including browser localStorage. LocalStorage is browser-managed storage associated with a website’s domain. Unlike a conventional cookie, it is not automatically sent with every web request; it can be read by the website’s scripts in the browser.
Depending on the technology and purpose, cookies or similar storage may hold a preference, a device or browser setting, a consent status, an identifier, or information about how a site is used. They can be session-based, meaning they are removed when the browsing session ends, or persistent, meaning they remain until their stated expiry or until a visitor removes them. This site’s current storage is used only to retain a consent choice; it is not described here as an analytics or advertising identifier.
Why this site uses browser storage
Wild Frame uses the localStorage key ng-cookie-consent-v1 so that the site can remember the cookie choices a visitor has already made. Without remembering that choice, the site could repeatedly ask the visitor to make the same decision during later visits or after moving between pages. The storage helps the consent interface operate consistently and records the preference selected in that interface.
The storage is first-party: it is set and used in connection with https://1235.neurogena.net, rather than being supplied by an identified external advertising, analytics, or social-media provider. The current purpose is limited to remembering consent preferences. It is not used to build a marketing profile, deliver targeted advertising, measure visitor behaviour, or share browsing activity with a third party.
Categories of technology on this site
Cookie notices often group technologies into categories. The categories below make clear which are currently in use and which are not. A category being described does not mean that the site currently operates technology in that category.
- Strictly necessary storage — currently used. The consent-preference storage described in this policy is used to remember a choice about cookies and similar technologies. It supports the operation of the consent mechanism.
- Functional storage — not currently used. Functional technologies can remember optional features or preferences beyond what is strictly necessary. No optional functional storage is currently identified as active on this site.
- Analytics and performance storage — not currently used. These technologies may measure visits, pages viewed, technical performance, or how visitors use a site. The site does not currently use analytics or performance technologies.
- Advertising and targeting storage — not currently used. These technologies may be used to show advertising, limit how often it is shown, or create interest-based profiles. The site does not currently use advertising or targeting technologies.
- Social-media storage — not currently used. Social-media technologies may support embedded social content or track interaction across websites. The site does not currently use social-media tracking technologies.
Optional functional and analytics categories are dormant. If such technologies are considered for future use, they will not be activated before the appropriate consent process has been completed. Their purpose, provider where applicable, and storage details would need to be made available before they are enabled.
Current storage record
| Name | Type and party | Category | Purpose | Persistence | UK basis |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
ng-cookie-consent-v1 | Browser localStorage; first party | Strictly necessary consent-preference storage | Remembers the visitor’s cookie-consent choices | Remains until the visitor clears browser storage | Used as storage necessary for the consent mechanism; no separate consent is requested for this limited purpose |
This table lists the only named storage item supported by the current site information. No analytics vendor, advertising vendor, social-media vendor, optional cookie name, or fixed expiry period is identified because none is currently in use or provided for this policy. The localStorage entry does not have a browser cookie expiry date. It persists in the browser unless or until the visitor clears relevant site data or browser storage.
Consent and the UK legal framework
In the United Kingdom, rules on storing or accessing information on a device are set principally by the Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations (PECR). PECR generally requires clear information and consent before non-essential cookies or similar technologies are placed or accessed. The UK GDPR and the Data Protection Act 2018 are also relevant where information handled through such technologies is personal data.
The current ng-cookie-consent-v1 storage is limited to remembering a consent choice and is treated as strictly necessary for that consent mechanism. The site relies on the applicable PECR exemption for storage that is strictly necessary to provide the relevant information-society service or functionality requested by the visitor, namely the operation of the visitor’s consent preference. This limited storage is not used as a route to collect optional analytics, advertising, targeting, or social-media data.
If the site later introduces optional functional, analytics, advertising, targeting, or social-media technologies, those technologies will be blocked before consent where PECR requires consent. Consent for optional categories must be a genuine choice: a visitor must be able to reject optional technologies as easily as accepting them, and must be able to change or withdraw a choice later. Where personal data is processed on the basis of consent, withdrawal will apply going forward and will not affect the lawfulness of processing before withdrawal.
How the consent manager works
The consent interface allows visitors to make choices about optional categories if they are available. At present, those optional categories are dormant and no analytics, advertising, targeting, or social-media technology is active. The consent manager stores the resulting preference using ng-cookie-consent-v1 so that the choice can be remembered.
You can reject optional technologies as easily as you can accept them. You can also revisit your decision at any time by using the Cookie settings button available on the site. Reopening Cookie settings allows you to review category choices, change them, or withdraw consent for an optional category. Withdrawal does not prevent the strictly necessary consent-preference storage from operating, because the site needs to record the choice you have made.
Choosing not to allow optional categories will not activate analytics, advertising, targeting, or social-media technologies on this site. If optional technology is introduced later, it should remain unavailable until you have made the relevant affirmative choice through the consent controls.
Browser controls and clearing storage
Most browsers provide controls to view, delete, or block cookies and site storage. These controls are usually available in the browser’s privacy, security, or site-data settings. Because localStorage is browser-managed site data, clearing cookies alone may not always remove it; you may need to clear site data, local storage, or browsing data for https://1235.neurogena.net, depending on your browser.
If you clear browser storage, the saved consent preference may be removed and the site may ask you to make your choice again. If you block or disable browser storage entirely, the consent manager may be unable to remember your decision between visits. Browser-level controls can therefore affect the convenience and consistency of consent settings, even though no optional analytics or advertising technology is currently active.
First parties, third parties and international transfers
The storage item currently described in this policy is first-party storage associated with this site. No third-party cookie or similar-technology provider is identified for it. The site does not currently use analytics, advertising, targeting, or social-media technologies, and this policy does not identify a third party receiving information through the consent-preference storage.
On the information currently available, this cookie policy does not identify an international transfer arising from ng-cookie-consent-v1. If future optional technology involves a third party or a transfer of personal data outside the United Kingdom, the relevant information should be assessed and explained in the Privacy Policy and in the consent information before that technology is enabled. Please read the Privacy Policy for broader information about personal-data handling where relevant.
Changes to this Cookie Policy
We may update this Cookie Policy when the site’s use of cookies or similar technologies changes, or when it is necessary to clarify the information provided. The date at the beginning of this page shows when the policy was last updated. Material changes, such as the introduction of an optional technology category or an identified third-party provider, should be reflected here before or when the change takes effect and, where required, presented through the consent controls.
Questions about cookie settings
If you have a question about this Cookie Policy, the consent choices available on Wild Frame, or the use of the storage described above, you can contact the site by telephone on +44 20 3951 7175 or write to: 58 Fitzroy St, London, W1T 5BU, United Kingdom.