What Are Cookies Anyway?

Cookies are small text files that get stored on your device when you visit websites. Think of them as little notes that help websites remember things about you—like your language preference or what's in your shopping cart.

Some cookies stick around for months (persistent cookies), while others disappear as soon as you close your browser (session cookies). We use both types for different purposes.

How Supervisoryova Hub Uses Cookies

We use tracking technologies for a few specific reasons. Here's the honest breakdown:

Specific Technologies We Use

• Google Analytics for understanding visitor behavior and site performance
• Session cookies to maintain secure login states for client portals
• Local storage for saving your cookie preferences and site settings
• Performance monitoring tools to track site speed and technical issues

Third-Party Cookies

Sometimes other companies set cookies through our website. This happens when we embed content from external services or use analytics tools.

For example, if we embed a video from a hosting platform, that platform might set its own cookies. We try to minimize third-party tracking, but some tools are necessary for providing you with a functional website.

The main third-party services we use include analytics providers and occasionally embedded content from trusted platforms. Each of these services has its own privacy policy that governs how they handle your data.

How Long Do Cookies Last?

Different cookies have different lifespans based on their purpose:

• Session cookies: Deleted automatically when you close your browser
• Preference cookies: Typically last 12 months so we remember your choices
• Analytics cookies: Usually stored for 24 months to track long-term trends
• Essential cookies: Vary based on function, but most expire within hours or days

You can manually clear cookies anytime through your browser settings. Just know that clearing essential cookies might log you out of any active sessions.

Managing Cookies Through Your Browser

Besides using our rejection button above, you can control cookies directly through your browser settings. Every major browser lets you block or delete cookies.

Keep in mind that blocking all cookies might break certain website features. If you're only concerned about tracking, focus on blocking third-party cookies while allowing first-party ones.

Most browsers also offer "Do Not Track" settings, though not all websites honor these signals. We respect Do Not Track requests by limiting non-essential tracking when this preference is enabled.

Updates to This Policy

We might update this cookie policy occasionally—usually when we add new features or change how we use tracking technologies. When we make significant changes, we'll update the date at the top of this page.

For major changes that affect how we handle your data, we'll provide more prominent notice, like an email to registered users or a notification on the website.