Cookie Policy
Last Updated: January 15, 2026
We use tracking technologies on Cunsor.com to make your experience better. This page explains what we collect, why we collect it, and how you can control it.
What Are Cookies Anyway?
Cookies are small text files that websites place on your device when you visit. Think of them like bookmarks that remember where you left off.
They help us recognize you when you come back, remember your preferences, and understand how people use our site. Some cookies stick around after you close your browser. Others disappear the moment you leave.
We also use similar technologies—pixels, web beacons, local storage—that work alongside cookies to give you a smoother experience on Cunsor.com.
The Types We Use
Not all cookies do the same thing. Here's what we're working with:
Essential Cookies
These keep the site running. Without them, basic features won't work—things like remembering items you've added or keeping you logged in as you navigate between pages. You can't turn these off because they're critical to site functionality.
Performance Cookies
We use these to see which pages get the most traffic and where people tend to click. It helps us spot issues—like if a page loads slowly or if people are leaving at a certain point. All the data is aggregated, so we're not tracking individuals.
Functional Cookies
These remember your choices. If you change a setting or pick a preference, functional cookies make sure you don't have to do it again next time. They make the site feel more personalized without collecting sensitive information.
Marketing Cookies
These track your activity across different sites to show you relevant content. We use them to understand what might interest you and to avoid showing the same message repeatedly. You can opt out of these if you prefer.
How We Actually Use Them
Every cookie we place has a purpose. Here's what we're doing behind the scenes:
Practical Examples
- Keeping you signed in while you browse different sections of the site
- Remembering which forms you've already filled out so you don't repeat yourself
- Tracking how many people visit our automation demo page versus the contact form
- Showing you content that matches what you've looked at before
- Testing different page layouts to see which one works better
- Measuring how long it takes for pages to load on your device
We don't sell your cookie data to third parties. Some cookies come from partners who help us analyze traffic or deliver content, but they operate under strict agreements.
Managing Your Preferences
You have control over what stays and what goes. Most browsers let you block or delete cookies whenever you want.
Browser Settings
Open your browser's settings menu and look for the privacy or security section. You can block all cookies, delete existing ones, or set exceptions for specific sites.
Third-Party Tools
Services like Google Analytics and advertising platforms offer their own opt-out options. Check their websites for instructions on disabling tracking across all participating sites.
Mobile Devices
If you're browsing on a phone or tablet, the process is similar but the menu names might differ. Look for privacy settings in your mobile browser app.
Keep in mind that blocking cookies might break certain features. If something stops working after you adjust settings, that's probably why.
A Quick Note on Essential Cookies
We can't offer a functional website without essential cookies. If you block them entirely, you won't be able to use key features like forms, account access, or secure pages.
Browser-Specific Instructions
Each browser handles cookies differently. Here's a quick guide for the most common ones:
Chrome
- Click the three dots in the upper right corner
- Select Settings, then Privacy and Security
- Click on Cookies and Other Site Data
- Choose your preferred setting or manage exceptions
Firefox
- Open the menu and go to Settings
- Select Privacy and Security from the left sidebar
- Scroll to Cookies and Site Data
- Adjust settings or clear data as needed
Safari
- Go to Preferences from the Safari menu
- Click the Privacy tab
- Manage cookies and website data from this screen
- You can block all cookies or remove specific ones
Data Retention
Different cookies last different lengths of time. Here's what you can expect:
Session Cookies
These expire the moment you close your browser. They're temporary and don't stick around.
Short-Term Cookies
These might last a few days or weeks. They're useful for remembering recent actions but don't stay forever.
Long-Term Cookies
Some cookies remain for months or even a year. We use these for preferences that you'd want us to remember over time, like language settings or login status.
You can delete any cookie manually at any time through your browser settings, regardless of its expiration date.
Tracking Across Devices
If you're signed into your account on multiple devices, we might connect that activity to give you a consistent experience. This means your preferences on your laptop could carry over to your phone.
We don't link devices if you're browsing without an account. In that case, each device is treated separately.
Third-Party Cookies
Some cookies on our site come from partners who provide services like analytics or embedded content. We don't control those cookies directly, but we work with companies that follow privacy standards.
| Service | Purpose | Duration |
|---|---|---|
| Google Analytics | Traffic analysis and user behavior tracking | Up to 2 years |
| Content Delivery Network | Faster page loading and cached resources | Session-based |
| Embedded Video Players | Playback functionality and viewing statistics | Varies by platform |
| Marketing Platforms | Ad delivery and campaign performance | Up to 90 days |
Updates to This Policy
We update this page when we add new tracking methods or change how we use existing ones. Check back occasionally to see what's changed.
The date at the top tells you when we last made updates. Major changes will be highlighted on the site so you're not caught off guard.
Your Rights
Depending on where you live, you might have specific rights regarding cookies and tracking. These can include:
The right to know what data we collect and why. The right to access or delete that data. The right to opt out of certain tracking methods. The right to withdraw consent if you previously agreed to something.
If you want to exercise any of these rights, get in touch with us using the contact information below. We'll walk you through the process.
Questions About Cookies?
If something here doesn't make sense or you want more details about how we handle your data, reach out anytime. We're happy to explain.