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1. What are cookies?
Cookies are small text files that websites or third-party services may store on a browser or device. Similar technologies can include pixels, local storage, tags, scripts or device identifiers. They may support essential website functions, remember preferences, measure use, prevent fraud or support advertising. The technologies used on a particular website depend on its configuration and third-party services.
2. How RoomRoll Calculator works
The calculator in the supplied website package performs calculations in the browser and is not intentionally designed to store room measurements in a cookie or send them to a server. However, the live site may use cookies or similar technologies through its hosting provider, security layer, analytics, consent tool, embedded content or advertising provider. The publisher should test the deployed site and list the actual technologies rather than relying on assumptions from the source code alone.
3. Categories of technologies
Essential technologies may be needed for security, network delivery or a feature explicitly requested by the visitor. Preference technologies can remember choices if such features are implemented. Analytics technologies may help the publisher understand which pages are used or identify errors. Advertising technologies may support ad delivery, measurement, fraud prevention or personalization. A technology can have more than one purpose, so the publisher should classify it based on the actual provider documentation and use.
4. Third-party advertising and AdSense
If Google AdSense or another advertising provider is enabled, that provider may use cookies or similar technologies to serve, measure or personalize advertisements, subject to its own policies, user settings and applicable law. The publisher should review current Google publisher policies and privacy documentation, disclose the actual services enabled and provide links to relevant third-party information where required.
Advertising settings may affect whether ads are personalized or non-personalized and what data is used. Visitors may have choices through browser settings, provider controls or a consent interface. The publisher must ensure those choices are represented accurately and that ad scripts respect applicable consent requirements.
5. Consent requirements
Some jurisdictions require prior consent for non-essential cookies or similar technologies, while other rules may apply depending on the purpose and location. The publisher should assess the regions in which the site is available and implement a compliant consent management platform when required by law or advertising-provider rules. A cookie policy page alone does not obtain consent. Consent should be freely given, specific, informed and withdrawable where those standards apply.
If the publisher uses a consent management platform, identify it, explain how it records and communicates choices, and provide a way for visitors to revisit those choices. Do not show a consent banner that promises controls which do not actually work.
6. Browser controls
Most browsers allow users to review, block or delete cookies. Blocking some technologies may affect certain website features or third-party services. Browser controls may not replace a consent mechanism required by applicable law. The publisher should avoid promising that every third-party cookie can be disabled solely through a site-level setting.
7. Analytics and measurement
If analytics services are added, describe the provider, the information measured, the purpose, retention settings and available opt-out or consent choices. Analytics configurations can change over time, so revisit this policy after installing new scripts, changing tags or enabling server-side measurement. Do not collect calculator field values or contact information for analytics unless there is a lawful and clearly disclosed reason.
8. Data sharing and international transfers
Third-party providers may receive technical information when their scripts or services load. Depending on the provider, data may be processed in another country. The publisher should consult provider documentation, relevant contracts and applicable data-transfer rules before launch. Include accurate information in the Privacy Policy as well as this page where appropriate.
9. Retention and security
Cookie lifetimes and similar identifiers vary by provider and purpose. The publisher should check the actual lifespan of technologies in use and explain relevant retention where required. Reasonable security practices should be applied to the website and its service providers, while recognizing that no technology is completely risk-free.
10. Changes to this policy
This page should be reviewed whenever the publisher adds or removes analytics, advertising, embedded services, login features or other technologies. Update the date and explain material changes where appropriate. If a change requires renewed consent, obtain it before enabling the relevant technology.
11. Contact
For questions about this Cookie Policy or privacy choices, email Info.pkto@gmail.com. Before publication, add the actual publisher identity and ensure that the contact address is monitored.
12. Site owner responsibilities
The publisher is responsible for reviewing which cookies and similar technologies are deployed on the live website, documenting their purposes, selecting suitable settings and maintaining any required consent mechanism. Installing a new analytics tag, advertising script, embedded video or chat widget can change the site's privacy behaviour. The publisher should review the relevant documentation and update this policy before or when the service is introduced.
13. How to make a privacy request
If you have a question about cookies or wish to contact the publisher about privacy choices, email Info.pkto@gmail.com. Identify the website and describe the request without sending unnecessary sensitive information. The publisher should respond in accordance with applicable law and the actual controls offered by its providers. If a third-party provider directly controls a particular cookie or advertising preference, the publisher may need to direct you to that provider's own controls.
14. Avoiding misleading statements
A cookie policy should not claim that the site uses no cookies unless that has been verified on the deployed website, including any hosting, security, analytics and advertising services. It should also not claim that a visitor has consented merely because they continued browsing where the law requires a separate affirmative choice. The publisher should test the live consent flow, verify that choices are respected and keep a record of the services and purposes that are actually active.
15. Additional resources
Visitors can consult their browser's privacy settings and the privacy documentation provided by third-party services used on the site. The publisher should link to current provider documentation where appropriate, rather than copying outdated descriptions. The Privacy Policy contains broader information about personal data, while this page focuses on cookies and similar technologies. Both documents should be consistent with each other and with the site's actual behaviour.