1. What cookies are
Cookies are small files or similar browser technologies that can store information or recognise a browser. They can support essential operation, preferences, measurement, security, consent records, or advertising.
2. Current approach
The core scanner is designed to run locally and does not require advertising or analytics cookies. The current project does not claim that a specific analytics or advertising cookie is active. Technologies may be added later as the website infrastructure develops.
3. Essential technologies
Essential storage or similar technologies may be used when needed for basic site operation, security, routing, accessibility preferences, or to remember a consent choice. These technologies are not used to read or transmit prompt content for analysis.
4. Analytics
If analytics is introduced, analytics technologies may collect aggregate or technical information such as pages visited, device and browser details, approximate location, and interaction events. Non-essential analytics should be enabled only through an appropriate consent process where required.
5. Advertising
If Google AdSense or another advertising provider is enabled, advertising cookies or similar technologies may be used to measure advertising, prevent fraud, or personalise ads where legally permitted and where appropriate consent has been obtained. No advertising network is connected by this policy alone.
6. Third-party cookies
Third-party hosting, security, consent-management, analytics, or advertising providers may set or access their own technologies when their services are configured. Their policies explain how they process information.
7. Managing consent
Where non-essential technologies are used, a consent-management solution should allow UK/EEA visitors to accept, refuse, or change categories. You can also delete or block cookies through your browser controls. Blocking essential technologies may affect some website functions.
8. Updates
This policy will be updated when specific providers or cookies are introduced. It should be read alongside the Privacy Policy.