1. What cookies are
Cookies are small data files that a website can ask a browser to store. Similar technologies include local storage, pixels, and software that reads or writes identifiers in a browser. They can support essential site operation, preferences, measurement, or advertising, depending on how a site is configured.
2. Current Laynix website use
No non-essential cookie technologies are currently connected.
The current public application does not intentionally deploy an analytics provider, advertising pixel, session-recording tool, or marketing-cookie platform. It also does not use browser storage to retain Assessment or Contact answers across visits.
Production hosting or security infrastructure may use strictly necessary technical mechanisms to deliver requests, balance traffic, prevent abuse, or maintain security. Those mechanisms must be reviewed when the final hosting architecture is configured.
3. Cookie categories
Strictly necessary
These technologies support functions such as security, request routing, or user-requested website behavior. The current application does not rely on a cookie for its public forms, but production infrastructure may require a limited necessary mechanism.
Preferences
No preference cookies are intentionally set by the current application.
Analytics
No analytics provider or analytics cookie is currently connected.
Advertising
No advertising cookies or advertising pixels are currently connected.
4. Consent approach
Because the current site does not use non-essential cookies, Laynix has not added a cookie-consent banner. Cookie and consent requirements must be reassessed before analytics, advertising, personalization, or another non-essential browser technology is enabled.
5. Browser controls
Most browsers allow you to inspect, block, or delete cookies through their privacy settings. Blocking a strictly necessary technology, if one is used by production infrastructure, may affect site operation.
6. Changes and contact
This policy will be updated if the website introduces analytics, advertising, preference, or other cookie technologies. See the Privacy Policy for broader information-handling practices. Questions may be submitted through the Contact page.