1. What Are Cookies and Storage Identifiers?
Cookies are compact text files placed onto your workstation or mobile device by a web server during an active browsing session. They permit the web server to recognize your browser, maintain stateful parameters, and log technical telemetry. In modern web standards, websites also make use of localStorage and sessionStorage to preserve client-side parameters without continually transmitting data back to origin servers in HTTP request headers.
Choicegrdcrewcabin Intelligence Analysis Ltd. maintains a minimal telemetry posture. We do not participate in cross-site tracking, third-party advertising exchanges, or commercial remarketing networks.
2. Comprehensive Cookie & Storage Inventory
The table below enumerates all cookies, session tokens, and local storage variables deployed across choicegrdcrewcabin.asia:
| Storage Key / Name | Classification | Source / Origin | Expiration Period | Technical Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
choicegrdcrewcabin_consent |
Strictly Essential | First-party (Local Storage) | 12 Months | Stores the user's explicit consent configuration to avoid re-prompting on reload. |
__cf_bm |
Strictly Essential | First-party (Edge Proxy) | 30 Minutes | Edge security token applied to distinguish legitimate human users from automated attack bots. |
_cgc_sid |
Functional | First-party (Session) | Browser Close | Preserves transient UI states, mobile menu toggles, and form submission states. |
_cgc_stat_agg |
Analytics (Optional) | First-party (Cookie) | 30 Days | Aggregates anonymous page view counters to identify high-traffic intelligence dossiers. |
3. Categories of Storage Deployed
- Strictly Essential: Fundamental to technical delivery. These enable basic routing, CSRF prevention, bot defense, and the storage of your privacy consent choice. They cannot be deactivated without compromising site stability.
- Functional Storage: Improves convenience by remembering interface layout choices and accessibility states across page transitions.
- Analytics Telemetry: Aggregated, privacy-preserving performance counters that do not record personal identities, IP addresses, or cross-site tracking profiles.
4. Managing and Disabling Cookies via Browser Settings
In addition to configuring choices via our on-page cookie preferences modal, you can manage or delete cookies directly through your web browser controls:
- Google Chrome: Navigate to Settings > Privacy and Security > Third-party cookies and select "Block third-party cookies" or clear site data.
- Mozilla Firefox: Navigate to Settings > Privacy & Security > Enhanced Tracking Protection and select "Strict" mode.
- Apple Safari: Navigate to Preferences > Privacy and ensure "Prevent cross-site tracking" is enabled.
- Microsoft Edge: Navigate to Settings > Cookies and site permissions > Manage and delete cookies and site data.
Please note that completely blocking all essential cookies via browser settings may prevent edge verification from succeeding, resulting in connection failure or access denial by our firewall.
5. Policy Updates and Regulatory Inquiries
We periodically review our technical telemetry to ensure ongoing adherence to ePrivacy Directive (Directive 2002/58/EC) requirements. Any changes will be published directly to this page with an updated revision date.
Direct questions regarding our cookie implementation to: [email protected].