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Last updated: August 1, 2026. This policy explains how thekatos may use cookies, local storage, and comparable browser technologies.
A cookie is a small text record placed on a device by a website. Local storage keeps information in the browser without creating a traditional cookie. Similar technologies can also include software development kits, pixels, and identifiers used by an external service. This policy refers to them together as browser technologies.
Storage may be used for account sessions, request security, authentication, load routing, and other functions needed to provide a feature you request.
Control: These technologies cannot be switched off through an optional-consent control when they are strictly necessary for the requested service. Blocking them in the browser may prevent the feature from working.
The public site may use browser storage to remember a choice made on the device, such as the selected interface language.
Control: You can remove this information through your browser settings. The related preference will return to its default value.
Measurement technologies may be used to understand visits, navigation, errors, and feature use only when they are configured for the relevant part of the service.
Control: Where consent is required, optional measurement should remain inactive until that consent is recorded and should stop after consent is withdrawn.
Loading a video, channel connection, font, image, or other external service may allow that provider to receive technical request information and use its own storage.
Control: You can avoid activating optional embedded content and review the external provider’s controls. Some account connections require interaction with the selected provider.
A browser record may last only for the current session or remain until its configured expiry date or manual deletion. The duration depends on the function, account route, and provider configuration. Technical requests can include an IP address, browser and device details, timestamps, referring page, and the resource requested.
Names and exact retention periods can differ by account route and provider configuration. Any inventory supplied for an account environment should describe the technologies actually active in that environment rather than generic examples.
Browser settings generally allow you to inspect, block, or delete cookies and local storage. Blocking required browser data can interrupt sign-in, security checks, saved preferences, or connected services. Deleting the language record on this site resets the interface language to its default.
If optional measurement or advertising technologies are introduced, a consent control should be provided where required by law before those technologies are enabled. This policy page is informational and does not itself change browser or account settings.
For questions about browser technologies or personal information, review the Privacy Policy or contact privacy@thekatos.com.