Cookie preferences and storage
We hold a minimalist privacy posture: we do not utilize invasive advertising trackers, cross-site profiling cookies, or invasive fingerprinting.
1. What Are Cookies and Local Storage?
Cookies and browser local storage are compact text files saved on your computer or mobile device when you browse websites. They enable websites to recall user preferences and maintain core security features.
2. Categories of Storage We Use
- Strictly Necessary: Essential for fundamental platform operations, security tokens, and preserving interface accessibility. These cannot be toggled off without disrupting standard delivery.
- Preference & Consent Storage: Retains your acknowledged settings (such as consent preferences) so you are not queried repeatedly during future sessions.
- First-Party Analytics: We collect aggregate, pseudonymized event data (such as clicks on WhatsApp educational buttons) exclusively to gauge resource utility. We do not perform cross-domain profiling.
3. Managing Browser Storage
You can manage, restrict, or clear stored cookies directly through your browser settings (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge). Please note that completely clearing local storage may reset your stored interface preferences.
For additional details regarding our data governance, consult our Privacy Policy or contact us directly at [email protected].