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Cookie Policy

The small files we use, what each one is for, and how to stay in control.

Last updated: [DATE]

This is a starting-point template that reflects how the product currently works. Replace the [COMPANY] / [JURISDICTION] placeholders and have it reviewed by a qualified lawyer before you rely on it.

1. What cookies are

Cookies are small text files stored on your device by your browser. Similar technologies (local storage, pixels) work the same way. We use them sparingly — today WEB-AUDIT relies mainly on strictly-necessary cookies, and you do not need an account to run a scan.

2. Categories we use

CategoryPurposeConsent
Strictly necessaryKeep the service running and secure (e.g. load balancing, abuse prevention, remembering your consent choice).Always on
PreferencesRemember choices such as language or UI settings so the site behaves the way you expect.Optional
AnalyticsHelp us understand aggregate, anonymized usage so we can improve the product. Not used to identify you.Optional

3. Managing your choices

Where required (including in the EU/EEA and Canada), we ask for your consent before setting optional cookies, and you can change your mind at any time. You can also block or delete cookies through your browser settings — note that disabling strictly-necessary cookies may break parts of the service.

4. Third parties

We run our own scanning engine and avoid unnecessary third-party trackers. If we add an analytics or infrastructure provider that sets cookies, we will list it here and reflect it in our consent controls.

5. More information

This policy complements our Privacy Policy. Questions? Email hello@web-audit.me.