Cookie Policy

Last updated: 22 August 2026

1. What cookies are

Cookies are small text files stored by your browser when you visit a website. They can remember settings or help the owner understand how the site is used. Similar technologies such as local storage work in the same way and are covered by this policy.

2. What Cloudberry Hub uses

Essential storage (no consent required). A single entry records your cookie choice so the consent banner is not shown on every page. It contains no personal data and no identifier that can be linked to you.

Analytics cookies (consent required, off by default). If you press “Accept analytics”, an analytics script may be loaded to record aggregated information such as pages viewed, approximate region, device type and referring source. No analytics script is loaded before you consent, and if you choose “Essential only” none is loaded at all.

No advertising or profiling cookies are set by this site, and no data is sold or shared for cross-site behavioural advertising.

3. Third-party content

If a scheduling or form service is embedded in the contact section, that provider may set its own cookies when the embedded element is used. Those cookies are governed by the provider's own policy.

4. Changing your choice

To withdraw or change consent, delete this site's cookies and site data in your browser settings and reload the page; the banner will appear again. You can also block or delete cookies entirely — the site remains fully readable without them.

5. Browser and device controls

You are not limited to the on-page banner. Every modern browser lets you view, delete or block cookies from its own settings, and mobile browsers offer the same controls under privacy settings. Blocking storage at the browser level has the same effect as choosing “Essential only” here: no analytics script runs, and the site keeps working normally. If you browse in a private or incognito window, the consent entry is discarded when you close the window, so the banner appears again on your next visit in that mode.

6. How long they last

The consent entry persists until you clear your browser storage. Analytics cookies, if accepted, typically expire within 24 months or sooner depending on the provider.

7. Questions

Write to hello@cloudberryhub.com. See also the Privacy Policy.