Cookie Policy
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1. What Are Cookies
Cookies are small text files stored on your device when you visit a website. They help the site function correctly and can provide information about how the site is used.
2. Cookies We Use
This website currently uses essential cookies only, which are strictly necessary for site functionality. No analytics, advertising, or third-party tracking cookies are used.
| Category | Purpose | Duration |
|---|---|---|
| Essential | Required for site functionality (e.g., session management) | Session |
3. Consent
As this website currently uses only essential cookies, no cookie consent mechanism is required. Should non-essential cookies be introduced in the future, a consent mechanism will be implemented before deployment.
4. Third-Party Cookies
This website does not currently use any third-party cookies. If third-party services are introduced in the future, this policy will be updated accordingly and a consent mechanism will be provided.
5. Managing Cookies
You can control cookies through your browser settings. Note that disabling essential cookies may affect site functionality. Most browsers allow you to refuse or delete cookies — refer to your browser's help documentation for instructions.
Browser Storage Used on This Site
In addition to cookies, the website uses browser storage for two specific functions. Your selected website language (English or Hebrew) is saved in local storage so the site can keep that preference when you return. If no saved preference is available, the site defaults to English. Changing the language updates that saved choice. Local storage is separate from cookies and normally remains until you clear the site's stored data in your browser.
When you first open the site in a browser session, it also saves first-visit information in session storage: the landing page URL, an external referring page if one was provided by the browser, and any campaign parameters on that landing URL. Those parameters can include UTM fields, gclid and fbclid when present in the URL; the site does not create those values if they are absent. Referrals from the site's own domains are not recorded as external referrals. The first set of details is kept for that browser session rather than overwritten as you move between pages. If you submit a partner or business inquiry, these details are included with that inquiry to identify how the visitor arrived. Visiting a page without submitting an inquiry does not itself send those stored first-visit details through the inquiry form.
You can inspect or clear the site's local and session storage using your browser's site-data or developer settings. Closing the browser tab normally ends its session storage; clearing the site's local storage also removes the saved language choice, so the default language is shown on a future visit. Blocking browser storage may prevent those preferences or first-visit details from being retained, but the site can still display its pages. These storage entries are not advertising cookies or an analytics pixel. The site does not currently set tracking cookies for campaign parameters, run a visitor analytics script, or show a non-essential cookie-consent banner.
Browser controls vary: some browsers group cookies and site storage together under one clear-site-data action, while others let you remove individual entries. Clearing the saved first-visit information during a session means a subsequent page view may become the new first recorded visit for that session. Clearing the language preference does not change the content of an inquiry already submitted. You can use the contact address below if you have a question about the information included with an inquiry.
The site uses the browser's storage only when it is available: if your browser restricts storage, the page still starts in its default language and a new visit may not retain the first-visit details. The stored referral is taken from information your browser supplies; browsers may omit it, particularly when you navigate from a private page or a different application. Campaign fields are read from the address of the page where the session begins, not inferred from your browsing activity. These details are separate from the contact information you choose to enter into an inquiry form.
6. Contact
For questions about our cookie practices, contact us at partner@omni-soc.com.