Cookie Policy

Cookies are small data files that a website can store on a browser or device and read later. Similar technologies can include local storage, software development kits, pixels, tags, and device identifiers. They may support security, remember preferences, measure use, or enable advertising.

Rules differ by location. For example, official UK guidance generally requires clear information and consent before non-essential cookies or similar technologies are activated, with limited exceptions for technologies that are strictly necessary to provide a service requested by the user. See the ICO guidance on cookies and similar technologies.

A search of the current application source found no code that intentionally reads or writes document.cookie, localStorage, or sessionStorage. No advertising or analytics SDK such as Google Analytics, gtag, or PostHog was identified.

The website also has no current account authentication flow, so it does not intentionally set an authentication-session cookie through application code.

Hosting, content delivery, load balancing, abuse prevention, or security infrastructure may use strictly necessary cookies or similar request technologies even when they are not defined in the application repository. These can be needed to deliver pages, route traffic, maintain service integrity, or defend against malicious requests.

The exact names, providers, purposes, and durations must be confirmed by auditing the deployed site and its production infrastructure. A strictly necessary label should only be used where the technology is genuinely essential for the requested service.

When a visitor submits the demo or newsletter form, the website sends the submitted information to FormSubmit for email delivery. FormSubmit and the surrounding hosting or network infrastructure may receive technical request information. The demo form may contact FormSubmit directly from the browser if the site’s server submission is unsuccessful.

Review the FormSubmit privacy information for its own published practices. This policy does not claim that third-party websites opened through external links use no cookies.

• No intentional advertising or behavioral-targeting cookies were identified in the application code.
• No intentional non-essential analytics cookies or analytics SDKs were identified.
• No account authentication or workspace preference cookies were identified.
• No use of browser local storage or session storage was identified.

This statement describes the reviewed code as of the date above. It is not a substitute for checking the production website, response headers, hosting settings, tag managers, and provider dashboards.

Before activating non-essential analytics, advertising, personalization, or similar technologies, the owner should identify the provider, data, purpose, duration, recipients, and legal requirements; update this policy; and implement an appropriate consent control where required. Non-essential technologies should not run before the required choice is made.

Most browsers let users view, block, or delete cookies and clear site data. Blocking strictly necessary technologies may cause some websites or security features to work incorrectly. Browser settings generally do not replace a website’s duty to obtain consent for non-essential technologies where law requires it.

This policy should be reviewed whenever website code, hosting, analytics, forms, advertising, or other providers change. The “Last updated” date should be revised and users should be informed where required.

Questions about cookies or storage technologies can be sent to Usman@geniusmindzone.com. The responsible legal entity and business address still require confirmation.