Cookie policy
Which cookies this site sets, what they do, and how to control them.
What cookies are
A cookie is a small text file a website asks your browser to store. It lets a site remember something between page loads or between visits, such as a preference you set or the fact that you are signed in. Related technologies, including local storage, session storage and tracking pixels, do similar jobs and are covered by this policy where we use them.
What this site sets today
This website sets no cookies. There is no analytics package, no advertising pixel, no consent banner and no tracking of you across other websites. We built it that way on purpose: a brochure site does not need to follow anyone around, and the fewer systems that touch a visitor, the fewer things there are to get wrong.
Because nothing is stored on your device by us, there is nothing here for you to accept or reject, which is why you were not shown a cookie banner.
Categories we would use
If that changes, this is the framework we would work within, and this page and the table below would be updated before anything was switched on.
| Category | What it does | Consent |
|---|---|---|
| Strictly necessary | Makes core functions work, such as protecting a form against automated abuse or remembering a security token | Not required, but we would still disclose it here |
| Preferences | Remembers a choice you made, such as a dismissed message | Required in the EEA and UK |
| Analytics | Counts visits and shows which pages get read, in aggregate | Required in the EEA and UK, and disclosed to US visitors |
| Advertising | Builds a profile for targeting adverts across other sites | We do not intend to use this category at all |
Our preference, if we add measurement, is a cookieless analytics provider that aggregates data and does not track individuals between sites. That choice removes the need for a consent banner and keeps this page short.
Third-party requests
Two things worth being straight about, because neither involves a cookie but both involve a request leaving your browser.
- Web fonts
- Typefaces are loaded from Google Fonts. That request tells Google your IP address and browser so it can return the right font file. Google states that it does not set cookies on the Fonts service. If you would rather no request left our servers at all, the fonts can be self-hosted, and that is a change we are willing to make on request.
- Server logs
- Our hosting provider records standard request logs, including IP address and user agent. That is a server-side record rather than something stored on your device, and it is covered by the privacy policy.
How to control cookies
Every major browser lets you block or delete cookies, and most offer a setting to block third-party cookies by default. The controls sit under Settings, then Privacy, in Chrome, Safari, Firefox and Edge. Blocking cookies will not affect anything on this website, since we do not rely on them.
Browser-level signals such as Global Privacy Control are respected: there is no selling, sharing or targeted advertising here for such a signal to switch off.
Changes
If we add anything that stores data on your device, we will update this page first, and add a consent mechanism where the law requires one. The last-updated date at the top will tell you when that happened.
Questions about this document
Write to Stratovia Consulting LLC, 3831 Montgomery Blvd NE, Apt 433, Albuquerque, NM 87109, United States, or email [email protected]. We answer within 30 days, and sooner where the law requires it.