Cookie Policy

This page explains how cookies and similar browser storage are used on scorpioninfotech.com. It is brief, because there is very little to describe.

What a cookie is

A cookie is a small text file that a website asks your browser to store, and which your browser sends back the next time it makes a request to that website. Cookies are used for things like keeping someone signed in, remembering a preference, recording a consent choice, or counting visits. Similar results can be achieved with other browser storage, such as local storage and session storage.

Cookies this website sets

Scorpion Infotech sets no cookies of its own on this website. There is no account to sign in to, no basket, no saved preference and no consent record to keep, so the site has no need of one. We do not use local storage or session storage to follow you around either, and there is no device fingerprinting.

Cookies a hosting or security provider may set

This site is served through hosting infrastructure and, where it is configured, a security layer in front of that hosting. A provider of that kind may set a strictly necessary cookie of its own in order to deliver the site or to tell automated traffic apart from people. As an example, Cloudflare uses a cookie for bot management on sites that pass through it. Whether such a cookie is present depends on how the site is being served to you at the moment you visit, which is why this is described as possible rather than asserted as fact.

A cookie of that kind exists for delivery and security. It is not used to build a profile of you, to target you with advertising, or to follow you to any other website.

Analytics cookies

No analytics cookies are set on this deployment, and no analytics script is loaded at all. There is no Google Analytics tag, no heat-mapping tool, no session recorder and no marketing pixel on this site. If analytics is ever introduced, this page will be updated to describe what it sets and why, and the Privacy Policy will be updated with it.

Advertising and tracking cookies

There are none. This website carries no advertising, no remarketing tag, no conversion pixel, no social media tracking script and no cross-site tracking of any kind. We do not sell or share browsing data, and we do not take part in any advertising network.

Embedded content and fonts

The typefaces used here are served from this website itself rather than from a font network, so opening a page does not call a third-party font service. If a page ever embeds third-party content such as a video player or a map, that provider may set cookies of its own, and this page will be updated to say so before it does.

Controlling cookies in your browser

You can control cookies yourself, and you do not need our permission to do it. In every major browser the controls are in the settings, usually under a heading such as Privacy, Privacy and security, or Site settings, where you will find options to:

• Block or allow cookies, either generally or for one named website.
• See which cookies are stored, and delete them for one site or for all sites.
• Clear cookies automatically each time you close the browser.
• Open a private or incognito window, which discards cookies at the end of the session.

On a phone or tablet the same options usually sit inside the settings of the browser rather than those of the operating system. Blocking cookies set by a security provider can prevent some websites from loading properly, although it will not stop this site from showing you the information on it. Your browser may also offer a Do Not Track signal or a Global Privacy Control setting; since this site does not track you, there is nothing here for either to switch off.

Keeping this page accurate

This page describes the implementation as it stands on the date shown at the top. If the use of cookies on the site changes, whether because analytics has been switched on or because a new component has been added, this page is updated to match. We do not claim a cookie exists that does not, and we do not leave one undescribed. What we collect more generally is set out in our Privacy Policy.