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Cookie Policy

Effective date: 27 July 2026 Last updated: 27 July 2026

This Cookie Policy describes the cookies and browser-storage technologies used on swort.net, what each one does, and how you can control them. It supplements our Privacy Policy.

1. What these technologies are

Cookies are small files a site stores in your browser. Local storage is a similar browser mechanism that keeps small values on your device. Tags and pixels are scripts or requests that let a provider record that something happened, such as a page view or a conversion.

2. Categories we use

3. Current inventory

The following reflects the technologies implemented on this website. We do not list technologies we have not observed or would not expect from this configuration.

Name or categoryProviderPurposeTypeDurationNecessary
swort_consentSWORT (first party)Stores your cookie-consent choices and the policy version they applied toLocal storageUntil you clear it or change your choicesYes (functional, required to honor your choice)
swort_rl_*SWORT (first party)Short-lived marker that limits repeated form submissions from one browserLocal storageRolling 1 hour windowYes
Operational security and deliveryCloudflareServing the site, routing, and protecting against abuseCookie or request metadataSet by CloudflareYes
Google Ads tag and associated advertising identifiersGoogleMeasuring advertising effectiveness and conversionsScript, cookies, identifiersSet by GoogleNo, loads only after you allow advertising
Font delivery requestsGoogle FontsServing the typefaces used on the site. Involves your IP address and request metadata but does not set advertising cookiesRequestNot applicableYes for presentation

We do not currently run a separate analytics product on this website. If we add one, it will appear in this table and will be gated behind the Analytics category.

4. Advertising and Google

We use a Google advertising tag to measure whether our advertising is effective. It does not load until you make a consent choice, and it stays off if you reject non-essential technologies. Before any choice is made, we instruct Google's consent framework to treat advertising storage, advertising user data, advertising personalization, and analytics storage as denied.

Setting a consent signal in Google's framework is a technical control. It is not the same thing as your consent. Your consent is the choice you make in our Cookie Preferences panel.

You can accept all technologies, reject everything that is not necessary, or choose categories individually. Use the control here or in the footer of any page. You can change or withdraw your choice at any time, and withdrawing consent stops future loading of the affected technologies.

6. Global Privacy Control

If your browser sends a Global Privacy Control signal, we default advertising and other non-essential categories to off and we do not silently override that signal. You may still open Cookie Preferences and make your own selection.

7. Browser-level controls

Most browsers let you block or delete cookies and clear local storage in their settings. Doing so may reset your saved cookie preferences, in which case we will ask again. Blocking all storage may affect features that rely on remembering your choices.

8. Rejecting non-essential technologies

Rejecting non-essential technologies does not break the website. Navigation, the project intake form, booking, the careers application, and all legal pages continue to work normally.

9. Changes

We will update this page when we add, remove, or change a technology. The effective date and last-updated date appear at the top.

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