Cookie Policy
Cookies, website technologies and the choices available to visitors.
Contact details pending: privacy@k8ixgroup.example is an illustrative address, not a monitored inbox. Use the verified details on our Contact Us page when available. This draft needs a working contact channel before it can serve as a complete notice.
1. What cookies and similar technologies do
Cookies are small pieces of information stored by a browser. Related technologies can include browser storage, pixels and embedded third-party content. Their purpose may be essential website functionality, preferences, measurement or advertising. The requirements for transparency and permission depend on the technology, its purpose and the law that applies.
2. Current configuration
This K8ix website package does not include Google Analytics, Meta Pixel, advertising tags or externally hosted Google Fonts. Montserrat font files and the supplied social icons are served from the website itself. The provided frontend scripts do not use localStorage or sessionStorage to save form entries. Downloading a project brief creates a file on your device rather than a tracking cookie.
3. WordPress and essential functionality
WordPress may use cookies for administrator login, session authentication, security and dashboard preferences. A host, security service or additional plugin may also use technologies needed to deliver or protect the site. The exact names and lifetimes depend on the deployed configuration and must be recorded after a cookie audit. A technology should not be treated as essential merely because it is convenient; its purpose must satisfy the applicable exemption.
4. Forms and social media
The enquiry form uses a WordPress nonce and a short-lived server-side rate limit. The supplied rate-limit code does not set a tracking cookie. Ordinary Instagram, LinkedIn and Facebook links do not embed those platforms’ tracking widgets in this page. When you choose to visit an external platform, its own technologies and policies apply. Additional plugins or future social embeds may change that behaviour.
5. If analytics or advertising is introduced
Before non-essential measurement or advertising technology is enabled, the notice and any consent controls should be updated. Where prior consent is required, those technologies must stay off until an appropriate choice is made. Refusing should be as accessible as accepting, choices should be explained by purpose, and consent should be withdrawable. Merely displaying a banner does not block tracking; the underlying scripts must follow the visitor’s choice. No such tracking is added by this update.
6. Your controls
You can use browser settings to inspect, remove or restrict cookies and site data. Blocking essential cookies may prevent sign-in or other requested functionality. Your browser’s help resources explain its controls. If a consent-management tool is later introduced, use its preferences control to revisit non-essential choices; the final notice should describe where that control is located.
7. Reviewing this notice
The website owner should recheck cookies whenever plugins, hosting services or tracking tools change and update this notice with actual purposes, provider names and lifetimes. The Privacy Policy explains wider personal-information handling. Use the verified business contact details for questions about the deployed website.