Cookie Policy
No cookies. No cross-site tracking. No profiling. No advertising technology. Just cookieless, anonymous, aggregate counts, and strictly-necessary storage, some of it cleared when you close the tab, plus two small functional flags that hold no personal data and track no one.
The short answer
This site does not use cookies, and it runs no cross-site tracking or advertising technology. We do use privacy-preserving, cookieless analytics, anonymous, aggregate counts of a few events (like how many visitors opened AI Mode or started a booking), that sets no cookies, stores nothing on your device, keeps no IP address, and profiles no one. There is nothing here that follows you around the web, builds a profile of you, or feeds an ad network. The only things this site keeps in your browser are a small amount of strictly-necessary storage, described below: the AI Mode session, which is gone the moment you close the tab, and two tiny functional flags that stay between visits but hold no personal data and never track you.
What we do not use
To be plain about it, this site sets no cookies at all, first-party or third-party. Our only measurement is privacy-preserving and cookieless, anonymous, aggregate counts that profile no individual visitor. Beyond that, it runs no advertising or retargeting pixels, no social-media trackers, and no cross-site identifiers. Because nothing here tracks you across sites or builds a profile of you, there is no consent banner to click through.
The storage we use
There are two kinds, both strictly necessary or functional, and neither is a cookie.
Session storage, cleared the moment you close the tab. AI Mode uses your browser’s temporary session storage (not cookies) to work: a token showing your first message passed the one-time bot check (Cloudflare Turnstile) so we can keep AI Mode available, a token that keeps your current conversation working, the conversation itself, and, if you use them, the details you type into AI Mode (for example when you start a booking). All of this lives only in your own browser and is deleted automatically when you close the tab; none of it leaves your browser to track you.
Two functional flags in local storage, which stay between visits. These hold no personal data and never identify you or follow you across sites: one records that you have seen the storage notice (so it does not reappear on every page), and one holds the time of your last contact-form message (so an accidental double-click does not send it twice). That is the entire list.
Why these are exempt from consent
Under EU and UK ePrivacy rules, storing information on your device needs your consent, except where the storage is strictly necessary to provide a service you have asked for. Everything above falls in that exception: without the bot-check and session tokens AI Mode cannot stay available or function, and the two local-storage flags are functional (a notice you have already seen, a guard against duplicate messages) and hold no personal data. Because none of it tracks you across sites or builds a profile, no consent prompt is required. The two flags do persist between visits, but they still identify no one and track nothing.
If this ever changes
If we ever add anything beyond this cookieless, aggregate measurement, cookies, cross-site tracking, advertising technology, or any other non-essential technology, we will update this page first, and for visitors in the EU and UK we will ask for your consent before any such technology runs. We will not quietly start tracking you and tell you afterwards.
Related
For the fuller picture of what we collect and why, see our Privacy page.
Questions
Anything about cookies or storage on this site goes to hello@datawiseds.com.
Last updated: 6 August 2026.