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Cookie Notice. Exactly which cookies we use, and which ones we don’t.

Last updated May 6, 2026

In plain language.

We use a small number of cookies and local-storage entries to make the site work. We do not run third-party advertising or social-media tracking pixels. If your browser blocks cookies, the site still works; you just lose a few small niceties, like the mobile menu remembering its state during a session. This notice supplements our Privacy Policy.

No Meta PixelNo LinkedIn Insight TagNo Google Ads remarketingNo fingerprinting

Strictly necessary

These keep the Site working. We can’t disable them without breaking core functionality.

Item
Type
Purpose
Lifetime
nav-locked (CSS class)
Session storage
Tracks whether the off-canvas mobile menu is open
Session only
Vercel routing
Session
Vercel’s edge network uses small cookies for request routing and caching
Session / per-request

Analytics (when enabled)

Used to count visits and understand which articles are read. We use first-party Vercel Analytics or Google Analytics 4 with IP anonymization, never both at once. We don’t run any third-party advertising trackers.

Item
Provider
Purpose
Lifetime
_ga
Google Analytics (when enabled)
Distinguishes individual visitors anonymously
Up to 2 years
_ga_<id>
Google Analytics (when enabled)
Session state for GA4
Up to 2 years

You can opt out of GA tracking with the Google Analytics opt-out browser add-on, or disable the relevant cookies in your browser preferences.

What we deliberately don’t use

  • No Meta (Facebook) Pixel.
  • No LinkedIn Insight Tag.
  • No Google Ads remarketing tag.
  • No third-party retargeting cookies.
  • No fingerprinting libraries.

If we ever add any of the above, we’ll update this notice and add a banner with a clear opt-in.

Third-party services that may set cookies

  • Google Fonts serves the font files used on the Site. Google does not set persistent cookies for Fonts requests, but it does see your IP address when fonts load.
  • Pexels (article images): Pexels’ CDN sees your IP when their images load on our pages. They may set their own cookies; check their privacy policy for details.

How to control cookies

Every modern browser lets you block, allow, or delete cookies in its privacy settings. You can also use private/incognito mode to avoid persistent cookies entirely. Search “cookie settings” plus your browser name for instructions.

Changes

If we add or remove cookies materially, we’ll update this notice with a new “Last updated” date.

Contact

Questions about cookies on this site: support@cacele.com.

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Email us or open a ticket. We respond within 30 days, and usually much sooner.