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Cookies

Last updated 13 August 2026. This notice should be read with our Privacy notice.

What cookies are

Cookies are small text files stored on your device when you visit a website. Similar technologies (such as localStorage) can play the same role. Socket Flowcore uses a small set of them so the site remembers your cookie choice and, if you agree, so we can see which Crash Impact Analytics pages are actually read.

Types we use

Essential. These keep the site usable: remembering whether you accepted or rejected non-essential cookies, and supporting basic security. They do not require consent under our practice, and rejecting analytics does not remove them.

Analytics (optional). These help us understand aggregate traffic — for example, whether the flagship syllabus is opened more often than the journal. They run only if you press Accept on the banner. Rejecting them does not block courses, forms, or legal pages.

Cookies table

How to manage or disable cookies

On first visit the banner offers Accept and Reject with equal clarity. Your choice is stored under the key socketFlowcore_cookieConsent. To change it, clear that key in localStorage (or clear site data for socket-flowcore.digital) and reload; the banner will return. You can also block or delete cookies in your browser settings, including third-party cookies.

Third-party cookies

We load fonts from Google Fonts. Image hosts such as Unsplash may receive a request when a page image loads; they operate under their own policies. We do not embed advertising networks. If a future studio page includes a video host, we will update this table before that embed goes live.

Impact of disabling

Rejecting analytics or blocking optional cookies does not stop you reading courses, sending the contact form, or opening legal pages. Blocking all cookies and localStorage may make the consent banner reappear every visit. Blocking Google Fonts only changes typography. Essential site functions remain available either way.

Questions: info@socket-flowcore.digital, subject “Cookies”.