Cookie Policy

1. What are cookies?

Cookies are small pieces of information stored by a website in a browser. Similar technologies can include local storage and other browser mechanisms. These technologies can help a website remember a session, preserve a preference, improve security or understand how people use a service.

2. Necessary storage

Some storage is necessary for core functionality. Examples can include login/session information, security controls and remembering the user's privacy preference. Because these functions can be essential to providing a requested service, they may operate without the same optional-consent treatment as analytics or marketing technologies, subject to applicable law.

3. Preference storage

Preference storage can remember choices that make the service more convenient, such as interface preferences or selected options. Where preference storage is optional, users can disable it through the cookie preference interface.

4. Analytics

Analytics technologies can help a website understand traffic patterns, page performance, navigation and general usage. If Typon enables optional analytics, the relevant technology should be loaded only in accordance with the consent configuration and applicable requirements.

5. Marketing

Marketing technologies can be used to support advertising, campaign measurement or related functions. Typon's consent interface separates this category from necessary storage. If marketing technology is not enabled, the website should not load it merely because the user visited the page.

6. Managing your choices

When the Typon cookie banner is shown, you can choose to accept all categories, reject optional categories or open the management panel. Your selection is stored so that the site does not need to ask the same question on every page view.

You can also use the cookie preference controls provided by the website to review or change your optional categories. Browser settings can provide additional controls, although disabling all storage can affect login, security or other necessary functions.

7. How long choices may be remembered

Typon's current consent interface is designed to remember the cookie preference for a limited period so users are not repeatedly interrupted. The stored preference can be replaced when the user changes it or when Typon updates the consent system.

8. Third-party technologies

Some website features may depend on services operated by third parties. Those providers can set or read their own technologies when a feature is enabled. Their processing is governed by their own policies in addition to Typon's policies where applicable.

9. Changes to this policy

Typon may update this Cookie Policy when the technologies used by the website change or when legal requirements change. The latest version and its update date will be displayed on this page.

10. Contact

Questions about cookies or privacy choices can be sent through the Contact Typon page. For broader information about personal information, read the Privacy Policy.