1. Scope and current status
This policy applies to the OneZero Labs website and describes the cookies, local storage and related technologies used by its current front end. Hosting, CDN and security services, as well as response header settings, may affect specific processing at the infrastructure level.
The front end currently sets no cookies explicitly, does not use localStorage or sessionStorage to store visitor information, and includes no third-party advertising pixels or analytics scripts. Whether the network infrastructure sets security or session cookies must be confirmed against the actual deployment.
2. What these technologies are
A cookie is a small piece of data that a website stores through the browser and that can be sent with later requests. Local storage is usually read and written by page scripts and can hold state such as preferences. The cache reuses resources that have already been downloaded to reduce loading times.
Temporary state while a page is running, such as which menu is currently open or an animation pause button, can also be kept in memory only, and is lost when the page is closed or reloaded. The existence of interaction on a page does not by itself mean that the website engages in cross-site tracking.
3. Current resources and features
The website’s fonts, images and videos are served from the site’s own resource paths. Viewing these resources generates ordinary network requests. Videos load and pause according to conditions such as visibility, and specific playback behavior may be affected by the device, browser settings and data-saving preferences.
| Technology or feature | Current use | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Browser cache | Reusing public images, fonts, scripts and styles | Controlled jointly by the browser and the server’s cache headers |
| Temporary interface state | Menus, section navigation, animation buttons and filters | Held in page memory |
| Advertising and analytics scripts | Cross-site advertising or analysis of browsing behavior | Not included in the current front end |
| Infrastructure security cookies | May be used for network protection or traffic management | To be verified before formal deployment |
4. Management and choices
In your browser settings, you can delete cookies, clear site data, restrict third-party cookies or adjust autoplay permissions. The exact steps depend on your browser and its version; after the cache is cleared, your first visit may need to download resources again.
If non-essential technologies requiring user choice are introduced in the future, their purpose, the parties involved and how to make a choice must be explained clearly before they are enabled. The option to refuse optional processing must actually work, and once consent is withdrawn, processing must stop as required.
This page does not yet offer a cookie consent banner, because the current front end has no such optional tracking features configured. If the formal deployment review identifies additional processing, notice and the necessary controls must be added at the same time.
5. External links and third-party pages
After you click a link to Amicura, SociaBench or another external site, the destination service may use its own cookies, local storage or analytics technologies. Refer to that service’s policy and settings for details.
Before third-party players, social widgets or analytics tools are embedded in the future, it must be confirmed whether they send third-party requests before the user clicks, and the loading method and notice must be adjusted accordingly.
6. Updates and contact
When technologies are added, providers are replaced or processing purposes change, the statements on this page must be reviewed again, the revision date indicated and, where necessary, choices offered again.
This policy is to be read together with the Privacy policy. When cookies or related technologies change, the corresponding statements will be updated at the same time.
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