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Cookies Policy

Last updated: August 31, 2026

This policy explains how PixelLookout and selected providers use cookies and similar technologies. A cookie is a small text file that a website asks your browser to store. Similar tools include local storage, pixels, tags, and device identifiers.

What we use now

  • Essential operation and security: our hosting and security infrastructure may use short-lived mechanisms needed to deliver pages, balance traffic, prevent abuse, and protect the service.
  • Brevo: Brevo powers our newsletter forms and contact conversation tool. It may use cookies or local storage to deliver the form, remember the conversation, prevent abuse, and measure service operation.
  • Google Preferred Sources: Google supplies the “Add to Preferred Sources” button. Google may process information when it loads or when you interact with it under Google’s own policies and account settings.
  • Affiliate attribution: when active, a retailer or affiliate network may use a cookie, link identifier, or similar tool to recognise that a qualifying action followed a PixelLookout link.

Advertising and analytics

PixelLookout does not currently run a production behavioural advertising or audience analytics platform. The advertisements visible during development are sample creatives and do not represent a live ad network. Before we enable non-essential advertising or analytics technologies, we will update this policy and provide consent controls where applicable law requires them.

How long cookies last

Session technologies expire when you close the browser or shortly afterwards. Persistent technologies remain for a stated period or until you remove them. Third-party providers set their own durations and explain them in their policies.

Your controls

You can block or delete cookies through your browser. Blocking essential or embedded-service storage may prevent newsletter, contact, preference, sign-in, or other interactive features from working. You can also manage Google activity through your Google account and unsubscribe from marketing emails through the link in each message.

Changes and questions

We will update this page when our technology changes materially. For cookie or privacy questions, contact Contact@hespritpro.com or read our Privacy Policy.

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