Cookie Policy

Last updated: September 24, 2026

This policy explains the cookies, browser storage, and related measurement technologies used on Infinitietech's website. Optional analytics technologies remain disabled until you provide the required consent.

1. Cookieless traffic measurement

Purpose: counts aggregate initial page landings across direct, organic search, referral, and campaign traffic.
Storage on your device: none.
Cookies or local storage: none.
Identifiers: none.
Data sent: normalized source and medium, plus UTM campaign, term, and content when present. For an external referral, only the referring hostname is used; its path, query, and full referrer are not sent.
Consent status: independent of optional analytics consent where our documented legitimate interests and applicable audience-measurement rules permit it.
Retention: daily aggregate rows are retained for up to 90 days.
Third-party disclosure: no advertising or analytics provider receives these counts. Our hosting and infrastructure processors may handle the request as described in our Privacy Policy.

The result measures page landings, not unique people. Reloading a page may create another aggregate landing. The counter does not send the landing URL or query string.

2. Essential cookies and storage

Essential technologies support requested features such as secure account sessions, checkout, fraud and security controls, shopping-cart continuity, and preferences. They operate independently of optional analytics consent and are not used by the cookieless traffic counter.

Account and security: session indicators, authentication coordination, and short-lived refresh locks help keep an account signed in and prevent conflicting security requests.
Cart, checkout, and recovery: a guest cart may remain in local storage until it is merged, removed, or browser data is cleared. Checkout drafts, pending coupons, payment verification, and purchase de-duplication use session storage and ordinarily expire when the browser tab or session ends.
Preferences and interface: selected currency may be stored for up to one year, approximate country for currency display for up to 30 days, and one-session interface choices such as dismissed notices or animations.
Customer features: support or service-request drafts can remain in session storage until submitted, removed, or the session ends. Push-notification tokens and prompt choices may remain until revoked, replaced, expired, or browser data is cleared.
Consent record: your optional-technology choice is kept in local storage until you change it or clear browser data.

Some essential cookies are created by our application servers or service providers and may be HTTP-only, so they are not visible to website scripts. Retention can vary according to the feature, security need, account state, and legal requirements.

3. Optional analytics and advertising technologies

Google Analytics

Used after you allow “Analytics & session recordings” to measure page views, referral and campaign information, and ecommerce events including product views, additions to cart, checkout starts, and purchases. Ecommerce fields may include product identifiers and names, license variant, quantity, price, transaction reference, coupon, tax, value, and currency. Google may use cookies or identifiers under its own privacy terms. We do not intentionally send names, email addresses, phone numbers, payment-card details, or form contents to Google Analytics.

Microsoft Clarity

Used after you allow “Analytics & session recordings” for interaction analytics and session recordings with sensitive surfaces masked. It may record page context, clicks, scrolling, pointer movement, navigation, device and browser information, and diagnostic interaction data. We mask authentication, cart, checkout, and authenticated customer-portal surfaces in addition to Clarity's default masking. Microsoft may use cookies or identifiers under its own privacy terms.

Microsoft Advertising UET

Used after you allow “Advertising & conversions” to measure named page visits, product and checkout activity, leads, registrations, downloads, and purchase conversions for campaign reporting, audience measurement, remarketing, and advertising optimization. Fields may include page name, path and type; event name and category; product name or identifier; value and currency; lead source or registration method; and a conversion reference. We do not send form contents through UET.

Meta Pixel

Used after you allow “Advertising & conversions” to measure PageView, ViewContent, Search, AddToCart, InitiateCheckout, Purchase, Lead, CompleteRegistration, and DownloadStarted events for campaign reporting, audience measurement, remarketing, and advertising optimization. Depending on the event, Meta may receive page name, path and type; product identifiers or names; cart quantities and prices; value and currency; lead source or registration method; and a conversion reference used to avoid duplicate purchase reporting. We do not send lead-form contents, payment-card details, or account credentials through the Meta Pixel.

These providers also receive ordinary network and device information when their scripts or requests load, such as IP address, browser or device information, timestamps, and referring context. They may combine information according to their own terms and privacy notices. Provider cookie names and lifetimes can change as their services evolve.

Declining optional analytics does not prevent the limited first-party traffic counter described above from operating where legally permitted.

4. Consent and your choices

Analytics/session-recording and advertising/conversion technologies are separate choices. On a fresh page load, each category's scripts remain disabled unless you allowed that category. If you withdraw a category after allowing it, we send available consent-revocation signals, stop sending events in that category, and keep those providers disabled on later page loads. You can change either choice below at any time. Withdrawal applies to future collection and does not automatically delete information already received by a provider.

Current optional-technology choices

Analytics and session recordings: off
Advertising and conversion tracking: off

You can also delete cookies and storage through your browser, block third-party cookies, or use provider controls. Blocking essential storage may prevent account, cart, checkout, currency, draft, or security features from working correctly.

5. Providers and further information

Google: Privacy Policy and Analytics opt-out browser add-on.
Microsoft: Privacy Statement and personalized advertising settings.
Meta: Privacy Policy and ad preferences.

Information received by these providers may be processed in other countries. Their retention periods and international-transfer safeguards are governed by their settings, contracts, and privacy documentation. Our own first-party event records follow the retention principles in our Privacy Policy.

6. Questions and objections

You can use the “Cookie settings” link in the footer from any page or contact info@infinitietech.com with privacy questions or objections.