Cookie Policy
Last updated: 14 August 2026. This notice is provided in English for international visitors.
Note: This page describes cookie and similar storage use on zenboxinfinity.com. It is a practical disclosure for visitors and does not replace legal advice.
1. What cookies are
Cookies are small text files stored on your device when you visit a website. Similar technologies include localStorage and sessionStorage. They help the site remember preferences, keep sessions secure or—when you agree—measure traffic and support advertising.
2. Consent management
Consent choices on the Live WordPress site are handled through the consent banner and consent-management mechanism currently deployed on the website. Available controls may include accepting optional categories, rejecting or limiting optional categories, and reopening preferences, depending on the active Live configuration.
Optional analytics and advertising technologies are controlled according to the visitor’s choice and the Live tag configuration. The operator’s policy is to request non-personalized advertising.
3. Categories we use
- Functional / essential: required for basic operation, security, and remembering your consent choice.
- Preferences: optional settings that remember non-essential site or tool preferences where used.
- Statistics / analytics: measurement tools such as Google Analytics 4 (property
G-PT21NX36JL), used only after the relevant analytics consent is granted and tags are enabled. - Marketing / advertising: advertising-related storage for services such as Google AdSense (publisher
ca-pub-2798082081789870), used only after the relevant advertising consent is granted where required and ads are enabled. The operator’s policy is to request non-personalized advertising.
4. How consent affects analytics and advertising
- Optional analytics and advertising cookies and tags are used according to the categories you allow in the consent banner and the Live tag configuration.
- Changing or withdrawing consent through the banner controls (where provided) updates future optional tag behaviour according to the CMP configuration then in use. It does not automatically erase historical analytics or advertising logs held by Google under their products.
- Optional analytics and advertising tags remain inactive before the relevant consent under the Live consent configuration. Necessary technologies used for security, consent storage and basic website operation may remain active.
5. Storage inventory (typical)
| Name / key | Type | Purpose | Typical lifetime |
|---|---|---|---|
zbi_cookie_consent_v1 |
localStorage | Stores the consent level and timestamp used by the custom consent mechanism where that mechanism is active | Until the preference is changed or the relevant site data are cleared |
Consent-management cookies, including cmplz_* where Complianz is active |
Cookie | Store consent categories, preferences and banner state | According to the active CMP configuration; Complianz preference cookies may be configured for 365 days |
| WordPress / session cookies | Cookie | Site operation and, where applicable, logged-in session security | Session / authentication lifetime |
| Tool preference keys (for example UI language for a tool runtime) | localStorage / similar | Remember non-tracking UI preferences for a tool | Until cleared |
Google Analytics cookies (for example _ga, _ga_*) |
Cookie | Analytics when consented and tags are enabled | Per Google Analytics configuration |
| Google advertising cookies | Cookie | Ad delivery and measurement when consented and AdSense is enabled | Per Google advertising products and policies |
The active consent-management mechanism may change over time. Browser storage created by an earlier mechanism may remain on a device until the visitor clears site data, but it is not used by a later mechanism after the earlier system has been disabled.
6. Third-party and embedded tools
Some pages may embed third-party tools (for example an external audit application in an iframe). Those providers may set their own cookies under their own policies. Review their documentation when you use embedded tools.
File converters use convert.zenboxinfinity.com. Temporary download links expire automatically. Link expiry and physical file deletion are separate events; temporary files are managed through the conversion service’s host-side storage and cleanup configuration.
7. Managing cookies
Use the consent banner’s manage / reopen preferences control where shown, or clear site data in your browser settings. Clearing storage removes saved consent preferences and the banner may appear again. You can also use browser settings or extensions to limit cookies.
8. Contact
Questions: office@zenboxinfinity.com. For broader data practices see our Privacy Policy.