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Cookie Settings

Last updated: August 16, 2026

This page explains how Vyniro uses cookies and similar technologies on www.vyniro.com and related marketing pages, and how you can control them.

What are cookies?

Cookies are small text files stored on your device. They help websites remember preferences, keep sessions secure, and understand how the site is used. Similar technologies include local storage and pixels.

Types of cookies we use

  • Essential — required for core features such as security, load balancing, and remembering critical preferences. The site may not work correctly if these are blocked.
  • Functional / preference — remember choices such as UI state or dismissed notices to improve your visit.
  • Analytics — help us understand traffic and page performance (for example Google Analytics) when enabled in our site configuration, so we can improve content and usability.
  • Experience tools — optional tools such as Hotjar may collect aggregated interaction data when enabled, to understand usability issues.

Third-party cookies

Some cookies may be set by third parties we use for analytics, embedded content, or authentication providers. Those providers process data under their own policies. We only enable such tools when configured for the site.

Managing your cookie preferences

You can control cookies in these ways:

  • Browser settings — block, delete, or alert you before cookies are stored. Instructions vary by browser (Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Edge, and others).
  • Private / Incognito mode — limits how long cookies persist on your device.
  • Analytics opt-out — many analytics vendors provide browser add-ons or opt-out pages; use those if you prefer not to be measured.

Blocking essential cookies may affect login, forms, or other features. Preference and analytics cookies are not required to browse public marketing pages.

Do Not Track

Browsers may send a “Do Not Track” signal. There is no consistent industry standard for responding to these signals; we treat cookie controls above as the primary way to manage tracking preferences on our site.

Updates

We may update this page when our practices or tools change. The date at the top indicates the latest revision.

More information

For how we handle personal data more broadly, read our Privacy Policy. Questions? Use our Contact page.