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The current De.Coded website does not set cookies or use comparable browser storage, analytics, or advertising trackers.

Last updated: 15 August 2026

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Current measured state: the staged website code uses no cookies, local storage, session storage, analytics, advertising pixels, or third-party embeds. Hosting-provider configuration must be checked again before publication.

1. What cookies are

Cookies are small files stored on a device by a website. Similar technologies can include browser storage, tracking pixels, software-development kits, and techniques that read or write information on a device.

2. What this site currently uses

The current De.Coded website does not itself set or read cookies. It does not use local storage or session storage. It does not load analytics, behavioural advertising, social-media tracking, third-party video, maps, or embedded widgets.

Ask De.Coded keeps the conversation only in the active page memory. Closing or reloading the page removes that conversation from the website.

Hosting logs are different

A hosting provider may create technical server logs when it delivers a page. Server logs are not cookies, but they can contain personal data such as an IP address. The final provider, log fields, and retention period must be documented in the Privacy notice before publication.

3. Why there is no consent banner

A consent banner is not displayed because the current website has no optional cookie or tracking purpose to accept or reject. Showing an “Accept all” button when nothing is being set would not provide a meaningful choice.

4. If the website changes

Before any non-essential analytics, advertising, personalisation, or embedded third-party technology is enabled, De.Coded will:

  • identify the technology, provider, purpose, data, duration, and transfer location;
  • update this notice and the Privacy notice;
  • prevent consent-dependent technologies from loading before a valid choice;
  • offer a refusal option as clearly as acceptance where EU consent rules apply;
  • make withdrawal or later preference changes as easy as the original choice;
  • retain evidence of consent only where necessary.

Under Swiss rules, non-essential technologies must at least be explained and users must be able to object; prior express consent may be required for unexpected, high-risk, or sensitive processing. EU rules generally require prior consent before non-essential information is stored on or accessed from a user’s device.

5. Browser controls

You can use your browser settings to view, block, or delete cookies. Blocking necessary cookies can affect websites that depend on them, although the current De.Coded website does not require cookies for its functions.

6. Questions

For a question about this notice, email hello@decodedai.co.

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