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Cookie Policy

This policy explains how the CyberTech AI public website uses cookies and similar technologies, including local storage and session storage. It is written for this site as implemented.

Last updated: 27 August 2026

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What this policy covers

Cookies are small files stored by your browser. Similar technologies include local storage and session storage. This site uses them only as described here. It does not run an advertising network and does not set cookies for cross-site marketing.

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Essential cookies

The hosting platform may set cookies required to deliver the site securely, route traffic, or mitigate abuse. These are strictly necessary for the service to function. They are not used to build an advertising profile.

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Language

The language of the pages is taken from the URL (for example /en/, /fr/, or /ar/). That preference is not stored in a tracking cookie.

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Local storage

If you use the AI security assistant, the conversation can be saved in local storage on your device so it can resume later. This data stays in your browser unless you clear it. Operators of this site cannot read that storage remotely.

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Session storage

A Google Gemini API key that you enter in assistant settings is stored in session storage so you do not have to paste it on every message. Session storage is cleared when the tab is closed. The key is sent only to this site’s chat endpoint to call Gemini and is not written to a CyberTech AI database.

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Analytics and advertising

This project does not place third-party analytics or advertising cookies on the public pages. If that changes, this policy will be updated before those cookies are used.

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How to control cookies

You can delete cookies and site storage in your browser settings, use a private window, or block storage for this origin. Blocking essential cookies may affect availability. Clearing site data removes assistant history and any Gemini key saved in the browser.

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Updates

This policy may change when the website’s storage behavior changes. The “Last updated” date at the top of the page is the version marker.