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Cookie Policy

This page describes cookies and related browser technologies used by the GraphShield public website. The site is designed to provide its core content without advertising or analytics trackers.

Version date: September 12, 2026
ON THIS PAGE01 What cookies are02 The website’s own storage03 Hosting and security services04 External video and fonts05 Meeting scheduling06 Your choices07 Changes and questions
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What cookies are

Cookies are small values a website can ask a browser to store and send with later requests. Other browser technologies, including local storage and session storage, can also retain information. Network delivery and server logs are separate from browser cookies.

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The website’s own storage

The current website application does not set first-party cookies or use local storage for marketing, analytics, authentication, or profiling. Graph selection, search filters, and form progress are temporary page state and are lost on reload. The public website has no signup or signin flow.

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Hosting and security services

Infrastructure providers may use technical mechanisms to deliver content, control abuse, and maintain availability. Their behavior can depend on deployment settings. Optional advertising or analytics services are not included in this website application. If such services are added, this policy and any required consent controls must be updated before activation.

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External video and fonts

The homepage loads a decorative video from CloudFront and a display font stylesheet from OnlineWebFonts. These requests disclose the normal network information needed to retrieve the files, such as IP address and user agent. A request to a third party is not itself a cookie, but the provider’s policies and browser settings may govern additional behavior. You can pause the video, and reduced-motion preferences disable its animated display.

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Meeting scheduling

When a booking provider is configured, the “Open meeting calendar” link opens that provider’s website. We do not embed its calendar or preload its scripts. Cookies or storage on the provider’s website are governed by its own notice and choices. The alternative meeting-request form does not require a scheduling cookie.

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Your choices

You can review, block, or delete cookies through browser settings and use browser controls to limit third-party requests. Blocking external resources may prevent the decorative video or display font from loading; the main content and navigation have fallbacks. Because optional analytics and advertising cookies are not enabled by this application, there is no “accept all” banner for those services.

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Changes and questions

This policy should be updated when new storage or third-party services are introduced. See the Privacy Policy for information about contact forms and infrastructure processing. Use the Contact page and select “Privacy request” if you have questions about browser data.

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