Policy • Cookies

Cookie Policy

This document explains how cookies and similar technologies may be used on biztronicx.com. The goal is transparency and control.

Key facts

Definitions

Cookie: small text file stored by your browser.
Local storage: browser storage mechanism similar in purpose.
Session cookie: expires when browser closes.
Persistent cookie: remains until expiry or deletion.

Policy boundaries

We use cookies to operate the site and understand basic usage.
Optional cookies should be controlled by consent where applicable.
Third-party embeds (e.g., Google Maps) may set cookies.

Rooms (reference)

Relevance to room pages

Room tabs use minimal JS and do not require third-party tracking.
Basic logs may exist for security and site stability.
Embedded content may introduce third-party cookies.

Privacy linkage

See Privacy Policy for broader processing details.
Cookie controls may vary by browser and device.

Cookie categories

Strictly necessary

Purpose: basic site operation and security.
Examples: load balancing, fraud prevention signals (where applicable).
Consent: typically not required (jurisdiction dependent).
Retention: short-lived where feasible.

Functional

Purpose: remember preferences (e.g., language, layout).
Consent: may be required depending on jurisdiction.
Retention: preference-dependent.
Impact if disabled: preferences not saved.

Analytics

Purpose: understand usage patterns, improve content structure.
Data: aggregated metrics where possible.
Consent: typically required.
Retention: vendor-dependent; minimize where possible.

Third-party embeds

Examples: Google Maps on Contact page.
Effect: third party may set cookies and collect usage signals.
Control: you can block third-party cookies in your browser.
Trade-off: embed functionality may degrade.

How to control cookies

Browser settings: block, delete, or restrict cookies.
Private mode: limits persistence but does not block all tracking.
Third-party cookies: can be disabled separately in many browsers.
Device-level controls: OS privacy settings may apply.

Instructions vary by browser; consult your browser help documentation.

Consent and changes

Consent approach (implementation note)

If you implement analytics/marketing, add a consent banner and preference center.
Consent must be recorded and reversible (jurisdiction dependent).
Default should be minimal until consent is provided.

This static template does not ship a consent banner by default.

Policy updates

We may update this policy when tools change.
Changes are posted on this page with an updated effective date.
Material changes may require renewed consent depending on jurisdiction.

Pros / Cons (cookie controls)

Pros

Minimal JS footprint reduces tracking surface by default.
Clear category breakdown supports compliance implementation.
Embed risk is explicitly identified.

Cons / limitations

Third-party embeds may set cookies outside our direct control.
Browser controls vary; user experience differs by device.
True “cookie-free” embeds may reduce usability.