Cookie Policy
This policy explains how Verifyor may use cookies and similar technologies, what each category does, and how you can manage your choices.
Some technologies are needed to keep Verifyor working and secure. Others help remember choices or understand general usage. Where required, optional cookies are used only after you make a choice.
01 What cookies and similar technologies are
Cookies are small text files stored on your browser or device when you visit a website. They can help a website recognize a browser, remember settings, protect forms, measure performance, or understand how pages are used.
We may also use related technologies such as local storage, pixels, tags, software development kits, and server logs. In this policy, “cookies” refers to these technologies collectively where appropriate.
02 Why Verifyor may use cookies
Verifyor may use cookies and similar technologies to:
- Deliver pages, maintain core functions, balance traffic, and keep the service available.
- Protect forms and tools, prevent abuse, and identify unusual or malicious requests.
- Remember preferences such as cookie choices, language, or interface settings.
- Understand page performance, errors, navigation patterns, and feature usefulness.
- Load supported third-party content or services when you request them.
- Measure campaigns or support relevant advertising, if those features are enabled and permitted.
03 Categories of cookies
| Category | Purpose | Choice |
|---|---|---|
| Strictly necessary | Support security, network delivery, consent records, and functions required for the website to operate. | Generally active because the requested service cannot function reliably without them. |
| Preferences | Remember optional settings and make the website more consistent on later visits. | May be disabled, though saved choices can be lost. |
| Analytics and performance | Help us understand aggregated traffic, errors, page speed, and how features are used. | Used with consent where applicable and can be rejected through available controls. |
| Advertising or measurement | May measure campaign effectiveness or support more relevant promotions if such tools are enabled. | Optional and subject to consent where required. |
| Third-party content | Allow embedded media, platform previews, or external features to load. | May be set by the external provider when you load or interact with that content. |
The exact cookies used can change as features, providers, and legal requirements evolve. Your consent interface, when shown, provides the most current available choices.
04 Third-party cookies and public content
Verifyor may connect to external hosting, analytics, security, media, or social-platform services. Those providers may set or read their own cookies when their feature loads, when you interact with embedded content, or when your browser follows a link to their service.
Third parties control their own cookies and data practices. Their privacy and cookie notices explain how they process information and how to use their controls. Verifyor does not control cookies placed directly by an external platform.
05 Session and persistent cookies
Session cookies generally expire when you close your browser. They can support temporary navigation, security, or request handling.
Persistent cookies remain for a defined period or until you remove them. They can remember choices, recognize repeat visits, or support longer-term measurement.
Retention varies according to the cookie’s purpose, provider, and configuration. We aim to avoid keeping cookie information longer than reasonably necessary for its stated purpose.
06 How to manage your choices
Where a cookie banner or preference center is available, you can use it to accept, reject, or change optional cookie categories. Strictly necessary cookies may not be switchable through that tool.
Browser controls
Most browsers allow you to view, block, or delete cookies and control site storage. Check the privacy or security settings in your browser. You may need to manage settings separately on each browser and device.
- Blocking all cookies can prevent preferences, embedded material, or parts of a viewer tool from working.
- Deleting cookies can reset your saved choices, which means the consent prompt may appear again.
- Private or incognito modes may limit storage but do not necessarily prevent all tracking or server logs.
07 Do Not Track and preference signals
Some browsers send Do Not Track or Global Privacy Control signals. Because standards and legal obligations differ, our response may depend on your location, the signal, and the technologies in use. Where applicable law requires recognition of a valid preference signal, we will aim to honor it for the relevant browser or device.
You can still use the website’s available consent controls and browser settings to communicate your choices directly.
08 Updates and contact
We may update this Cookie Policy when technologies, features, providers, or laws change. The “Last updated” date shows when the current version was published. Material changes may also be identified through the website or consent interface.
For questions about cookies, privacy, or your choices, contact Verifyor through our Contact page. Additional details about how we process information appear in our Privacy Policy.
Need help with cookie choices?
Contact us if you have a question about a category, an external provider, or the controls available on Verifyor.
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