Cookies
Last updated: 31 July 2026
This page explains how ai-cognitive.digital uses cookies and similar storage. For broader data practices, see our Privacy policy.
What cookies are
Cookies are small text files stored on your device. Local storage keys may also remember preferences such as cookie consent.
How we use them
Essential cookies and storage keep basic site functions working — for example remembering your cookie choice so the banner does not reappear every visit. Analytics cookies (only if you accept) help us understand aggregate page traffic.
Rejecting non-essential cookies does not block browsing, inquiry forms, or reading review pages.
Cookie table
| Name | Purpose | Duration | Provider |
|---|---|---|---|
ai-cognitive_cookie_consent | Stores Accept or Reject choice for the consent banner | Until cleared (localStorage) | AI Cognitive |
session_id | Maintains basic load-balancer/session continuity if enabled by hosting | Session | Hosting provider |
_ga / _ga_* | Optional analytics — distinguish visitors and measure page views | Up to 24 months | Google Analytics (only if accepted) |
If analytics are not enabled on a given deployment, those rows simply will not appear in your browser.
Managing cookies
Use the banner’s Accept or Reject controls on first visit. You can clear site data in your browser settings to reset the choice. Browser controls also let you block third-party cookies entirely.
Third-party cookies
Fonts may be loaded from Google Fonts; that request can expose your IP to Google. Optional analytics, if accepted, set third-party cookies as listed above. Embedded Microsoft Store links navigate away from our site; Microsoft’s own cookies apply on their domain.
Impact of disabling
Essential storage for consent may reset the banner. Blocking all cookies can affect preference memory but will not prevent you from reading content or emailing us. Analytics will simply not run if rejected.
Contact
Questions: contact@ai-cognitive.digital.