Cookie Policy

Draft status

This draft follows the pattern used by major technology websites: explain cookie categories, provide an interactive preference control, and allow withdrawal of consent. Final text depends on the actual analytics, advertising, support, and security tools installed.

Cookie categories

• Strictly necessary cookies for security, session, routing, fraud prevention, and consent storage.
• Functional cookies for preferences and product usability.
• Analytics cookies for website performance and funnel measurement, only where permitted.
• Marketing cookies for retargeting or campaign attribution, only where permitted and enabled.

Consent behavior

• Non-essential cookies should not fire until consent is given where consent is required.
• The first layer should offer Accept all, Reject non-essential, and Manage preferences with comparable access.
• Cookie preferences should be accessible from the footer on every public page.
• Consent records should include timestamp, source, category choices, and policy version.

What cookies are

Cookies, pixels, local storage, SDKs, and similar technologies can recognize a browser or device, remember preferences, protect security, measure performance, understand marketing effectiveness, and support website functionality.

Third-party technologies

Final launch text must list actual analytics, advertising, support, consent, security, hosting, and embedded-content tools that set or read cookies. Until that inventory is final, non-essential tracking should remain disabled or clearly controlled.

Managing cookies

Users should be able to change cookie preferences through the Cookie Preferences footer link. Browser settings may also block or delete cookies, but disabling some cookies may affect website functionality.