What Are Cookies and Similar Technologies?

Cookies are small data files stored on or accessed from a browser or device when a person visits a website. Cookies can help a website function, retain preferences, maintain security, understand use patterns or support online services.

Similar technologies may include:

• Pixels and web beacons;
• Tags and scripts;
• Local or session storage;
• Software development kits;
• Device or browser identifiers;
• Analytics and measurement tools.

In this page, “cookies” is used as a convenient collective term for cookies and comparable storage or access technologies unless the context requires a distinction.

How Tonmit May Use These Technologies

Depending on the current website configuration and your choices, Tonmit may use cookies to:

• Deliver pages and requested website functions;
• Protect the website against fraud, misuse and security threats;
• Support contact, quotation and documentation-request forms;
• Remember consent and display preferences;
• Measure traffic, navigation and page performance;
• Identify technical errors and improve user experience;
• Understand how business users find and use website content;
• Measure campaigns or advertising where such tools are activated.

Cookie Categories

Session, Persistent, First-Party and Third-Party Cookies

A cookie’s duration should be proportionate to its purpose. Providers, names, durations and purposes may change when Tonmit updates website tools, so cookie information should be checked against the website’s current configuration and relevant service-provider settings.

Cookie Choices and Controls

Available cookie controls depend on the website’s current configuration, browser, device and applicable law. If Tonmit displays a cookie banner or website-level privacy control, visitors may use it to review the optional choices made available there. Browser controls can also be used to delete or block cookies.

Browser and Device Controls

Most browsers allow users to review, block or delete cookies through browser settings. Some browsers also offer tracking-protection, private-browsing or site-permission controls.

Browser controls operate separately from any website-level cookie or privacy control. Deleting cookies may also remove stored preferences and can cause available choices to be presented again.

Blocking all cookies may prevent forms, security functions, saved preferences or other requested website features from operating correctly.

California Privacy Choices and Opt-Out Signals

Tonmit does not sell personal information in exchange for money. If applicable law treats the use of certain advertising or cross-context behavioral tracking technologies as a “sale” or “sharing” of personal information, eligible California residents may have the right to opt out.

Where required and technically supported, Tonmit will process recognized opt-out preference signals, such as Global Privacy Control, in accordance with applicable law and the active website configuration.

Cookie Inventory and Service Details

Cookie names and durations can change when WordPress, security tools, forms, analytics or other website services are updated. Cookie information should therefore be reviewed against the website’s current configuration and the settings of the services that are actually enabled.

Where a website-level cookie control provides technology-specific information, that interface may contain additional current details. Visitors may also inspect cookies through browser developer or privacy tools.

Updates to This Page

Tonmit may update this Cookie Preferences page when website functions, service providers, cookie categories, legal requirements or privacy practices change. The “Last updated” date will be revised when material changes are published.

Cookie choices already stored on a visitor’s device may need to be requested again when the purposes or technologies materially change, when a consent record expires or when applicable law requires a renewed choice.