Strictly necessary
These technologies support functions you request, protect the site and remember privacy choices. They are used only where they are genuinely necessary.
Rubik Technologies
How Rubik uses cookies and similar technologies, the choices available to you and how to change those choices.
Last updated
27 August 2026
This policy applies to rubiktech.co, including current pages delivered by Ploy and older Rubik pages delivered through Webflow, and to pages operated by Rubik Technologies Limited and Rubik Technologies (Ireland) Limited.
Overview
Cookies are small text files stored on your device. Similar technologies, including pixels, tags, local storage and software development kits, can also store information or access information already held on your device.
This policy explains which technologies Rubik uses, why we use them, who provides them and how long they may remain. It should be read with our privacy policy because some of these technologies may involve personal data.
Your choice
We do not need consent for a technology that is strictly necessary to provide a service you requested, transmit a communication or protect the site. Where an exemption does not apply, consent should be obtained before the technology is activated.
Consent must be a clear and affirmative choice. Continuing to browse, silence or a pre-selected option does not amount to consent. Choosing “Reject non-essential” should be as easy as choosing “Accept all”.
Rubik serves visitors in the UK and Ireland. Although UK rules now include limited exceptions for certain low-risk statistical uses, Irish guidance requires consent for analytics cookies. Rubik therefore treats analytics as an optional category across this site.
Cookie categories
These technologies support functions you request, protect the site and remember privacy choices. They are used only where they are genuinely necessary.
These technologies help us understand visits, page use and site performance. We treat analytics as optional because this policy covers visitors in both the UK and Ireland.
These technologies help measure campaigns, understand business interest and make advertising more relevant. They may recognise a browser across different sites.
Third-party video and media services may store or access information when content loads. Embedded media is treated as optional and should load only after you choose this category.
Current services
The services below are present in Rubik’s current website configuration. Providers may update cookie names, use more than one browser technology or change durations. This schedule describes the technologies Rubik expects to use and will be reviewed when the site or its providers change.
Strictly necessary
Analytics
Marketing
Analytics and marketing
Marketing
Embedded media
Embedded media
Strictly necessary and consent management
Controls
On current Rubik pages, use the cookie icon at the bottom of the screen to accept, reject or change optional categories. Withdrawing consent is as easy as giving it and stops future use of the relevant technologies on those pages.
You can also block or delete cookies through your browser settings. Browser controls may not remove information already received by a third party, so you may also need to use that provider’s privacy controls or contact Rubik.
If you withdraw consent on a current Rubik page, the page reloads so optional technologies stop running. Your choice is stored in local storage in your browser for up to six months. Strictly necessary information may remain where it is required to remember that choice, provide a requested service, maintain security or meet a legal obligation.
Some older pages on rubiktech.co are delivered through Rubik’s legacy Webflow site and may display a separate CookieScript consent interface. Use the settings control shown on those pages to manage technologies there. A choice made in one interface may not automatically carry across to the other.
Third parties
Google, Meta, LinkedIn, RB2B, YouTube, Loom, Webflow and CookieScript operate their own services and may process information as independent controllers for some purposes. Their privacy notices explain how they use information, retention periods and any international transfers.
Where a provider processes personal data outside the UK or European Economic Area, Rubik uses an applicable transfer mechanism where required, such as an adequacy decision or approved contractual clauses. A provider’s own use of information is governed by its privacy notice and applicable law.
Updates
We may update this policy when our website, providers, legal obligations or regulatory guidance changes. Material changes to the purposes for which optional technologies are used may require a fresh consent choice.
The date at the top of this page shows when the policy was last updated.
Contact
Email hello@rubiktech.co if you have a question about this policy, want help changing a preference or want to exercise a data protection right.
Regulatory guidance