Cookie policy
How browser storage, forms, and article view counting work on intecracy.com.
Last updated: 1 October 2026
This policy explains browser storage and external requests on intecracy.com. The website operator is the Ukrainian limited liability company ТОВ «ІНТЕКРАСІ УКРАЇНА», company registration code (EDRPOU) 36405765, at 35-37 Vasylia Stusa Street, Kyiv, 03142, Ukraine. Contact: info@intecracy.com.
1. What these technologies mean
Cookies are small records a browser stores for a website and may send with subsequent requests. Session storage, or sessionStorage, is different: page code reads its data within the tab’s session. These technologies are not identical.
An external network request can transmit an IP address and technical information without storing cookies. The absence of cookies therefore does not mean an absence of personal data processing.
2. The form’s session storage
The form uses the following record when advertising tags are present in the page URL at submission:
| Name | ig_campaign_attribution_v1 |
|---|---|
| Type | sessionStorage for the current website origin |
| Purpose | Identify the source of an inquiry |
| Contents | Available UTM parameters and advertising click identifiers, page URL, referring information, and capture time |
| When used | On form submission; an existing record can be read on a subsequent submission in the same session |
| Duration | The tab’s session. Browser tab restoration may restore that session. No separate numerical expiry is set in the code |
This record does not store the message itself, name, or email. Source information is sent with the form to its handler. If the browser blocks this storage, the code is designed to allow submission without saving the record.
3. External services
Data is processed using Google services.
After form submission, its data is sent to the inquiry handler. Opening an article automatically sends the page path to the view counter. This message contains no name, email, or advertising URL parameters, but the network connection involves transmitting technical information.
4. Managing browser data
Your browser’s privacy settings let you inspect and erase data for intecracy.com, restrict cookies, and block third-party cookies. Ending a tab session normally ends its session storage use; a browser may restore it when restoring the tab.
Private browsing does not hide your IP address from websites or stop all external requests. Blocking cookies does not necessarily block the view counter, which uses network requests.
Where consent is legally required for non-essential storage or access to information on a device, it must precede that action. Visiting the website and this text do not constitute consent. Browser settings do not replace the necessary website choice mechanism.
Erasing browser data does not delete inquiries already sent to email or spreadsheets. For access, correction, or erasure of that data, contact info@intecracy.com. Your rights and the request procedure are described in the privacy policy.
5. Updates
This description must be updated if the technologies or their purposes change. A new version does not replace consent where it is required.