What is a cookie?
A cookie is a small piece of data stored by a website in a browser to support functions, preferences or measurement.
Are all cookies used for advertising?
No. Cookies may be essential, functional, preference-based, analytical or used for other disclosed purposes.
Can I block cookies in my browser?
Yes, most browsers provide controls to block or remove cookies, but some website features may then work differently.
Do third-party tools set their own cookies?
They may do so where those services are embedded or enabled, subject to the website configuration and applicable disclosures.
How will I know if cookie use changes?
Material changes should be reflected in the policy and, where required, in the website's consent controls.
Which site features may require local storage?
Private planning tools may save selected items or progress on the user's device so the working view can be restored.
Does local storage send my planning choices automatically?
No. Saved selections remain on the device unless the user chooses an action that submits information.
How can stored planning data be removed?
Use the clear or reset control in the relevant tool, or remove site data through the browser settings.
Will disabling storage break the whole website?
Core pages should remain readable, although saved workspaces and preference-based features may not persist.
Where should consent choices be explained?
Any consent control should state its purpose and allow choices to be revisited when non-essential technologies are introduced.