Last updated: 01/04/2026
This Cookie Policy explains how World Name Days ("World Name Days", "we", "us" or "our") uses cookies and similar technologies on www.worldnamedays.com and any related pages, features, products or services made available through the website (collectively, the "Website").
This Cookie Policy should be read together with our Privacy Policy and Terms and Conditions.
By continuing to use the Website, you acknowledge that cookies and similar technologies may be used in accordance with this Cookie Policy, subject to your browser settings and any cookie choices you make through our cookie banner or settings tool, where available.
Cookies are small text files that are placed on your device when you visit a website. They help websites function, remember user preferences, improve performance, analyse traffic, and in some cases support advertising or marketing.
Similar technologies may include:
The OAIC’s tracking guidance specifically calls out third-party tracking pixels as a technology that can create privacy obligations for private sector organisations.
We may use cookies and similar technologies to:
These cookies are necessary for the Website to function properly. They may enable basic features such as:
Without these cookies, some parts of the Website may not function correctly.
These cookies help us remember choices you make and improve your experience, such as:
These cookies help us understand how visitors use the Website so we can improve it. They may collect information such as:
These cookies help us analyse Website performance and improve content, design and functionality.
These cookies may be used to:
Where required by applicable law, these cookies will only be used with appropriate consent.
Some cookies and similar technologies may be set by third parties that provide services to us. These may include providers of:
Those third parties may collect information directly from your browser or device in accordance with their own privacy policies.
The OAIC’s 2024 guidance notes that organisations should assess what data third-party pixels and similar technologies collect, where it goes, and whether individuals have been appropriately notified.
Depending on the tools we use from time to time, cookies or similar technologies on the Website may be associated with service providers in categories such as:
We may change our service providers from time to time. Not every provider listed above will necessarily be used at all times.
Cookies and similar technologies may collect information such as:
Some of this information may be personal information or may become personal information when combined with other data. The OAIC notes that online identifiers and tracking data can raise privacy issues depending on how they are used and linked.
You can usually control cookies through your browser settings. Most browsers allow you to:
Where available, you may also manage your preferences through our cookie banner or cookie settings tool.
Please note that if you disable essential cookies, parts of the Website may not work properly.
Where required by applicable law, we will seek consent before using non-essential cookies or similar technologies, such as certain analytics, advertising or tracking technologies.
The OAIC’s guidance on tracking pixels stresses the importance of assessing notice and consent obligations when online tracking tools are used.
You can manage cookies through your browser. The exact steps differ depending on your browser, but settings are commonly available under menus such as:
You may also be able to delete existing cookies already stored on your device.
Some browsers offer a "Do Not Track" setting. At present, there is no universally accepted standard for how websites should respond to these signals. As a result, the Website may not respond to Do Not Track signals in a consistent or uniform way.
Because World Name Days operates online and may use third-party providers located in different countries, information collected through cookies and similar technologies may be processed outside Australia, including in countries where privacy laws differ from those in your country of residence.
These countries may include, depending on the providers used from time to time:
Further information is available in our Privacy Policy.
APP 1 says an APP privacy policy should state whether personal information is likely to be disclosed to overseas recipients and, if practicable, the countries where those recipients are likely to be located.
We may update this Cookie Policy from time to time to reflect changes in law, technology, our practices or the services we use.
Any updated version will be posted on this page and will take effect when published unless otherwise stated.
You should review this Cookie Policy periodically.
If you have any questions about this Cookie Policy or our use of cookies and similar technologies, please contact us at:
World Name Days
Email: enquiries@worldnamedays.com