What these technologies do
Cookies are small records a browser can send back with website requests. Local storage keeps information in your browser without automatically attaching it to each request. Privacy rules can apply to both, and to pixels, identifiers and similar methods.
The website and the signed-in application are covered separately, because they do not necessarily use the same technologies.
What the site stores
The website stores your cookie banner choice in your browser so that it can be remembered between visits, and may store small preferences that make the interface work as you left it.
Storage of this kind stays in your browser. Clearing it through your browser settings resets those preferences.
Consent and changing your mind
Where consent is required, optional storage stays inactive until you give it. Refusing is as straightforward as accepting, and you can withdraw consent later without unnecessary obstacles.
If we introduce new optional purposes or providers, we update this policy and seek fresh consent where that is required.
Managing stored information
Your browser settings let you view and delete site cookies and local storage. Doing so may reset preferences or sign you out of the application.
Browser controls sit alongside, rather than replace, the consent controls the service provides.