1. Scope of this policy
This Cookies Policy explains how LearnForgePlus uses cookies and related browser technologies on its public website and associated creator or learner services. It should be read with the Privacy Policy and Cookie Preferences. A cookie is a small record stored by a browser; related technologies include local storage, session storage and similar identifiers.
2. Essential technologies
Essential technologies may support sign-in, authentication, security, session continuity, fraud prevention, checkout and the recording of a visitor’s privacy choices. Some of these features are unavailable if the necessary storage is blocked. Essential storage is not used as a general permission to conduct unrelated advertising or behavioural profiling.
3. Optional analytics
Where enabled, analytics tools may assist with understanding aggregate use, diagnosing errors, reviewing navigation and improving website performance. Analytics tools should not be activated on this website before the visitor’s preference permits them where consent is relied upon. Information collected by a provider will depend on the configured tool and its own policies.
4. Optional advertising and marketing
Marketing technologies, if deployed, may measure campaign effectiveness or support relevant advertisements on other websites. They are not necessary for ordinary browsing and are controlled separately from essential site functions. We do not treat consent to necessary account storage as consent to marketing technologies.
5. Third-party tools and external content
Embedded videos, payment integrations, external image hosting and similar content may cause a request to be sent to the relevant provider. The information disclosed and the applicable cookie behaviour depend on the integration. Where optional scripts or tracking are involved, their operation must be consistent with the applicable privacy choice and legal requirements.
6. Retention and the cookie inventory
Some data is maintained only for a browser session; other preferences may remain until they expire, are replaced or are removed by the user. The exact cookie names, providers and durations depend on which services have been activated. Material third-party tracking integrations and their purposes should be identified to visitors when deployed. You can remove stored preferences through your browser settings.
7. Managing preferences
You may allow or refuse the optional categories on the Cookie Preferences page and may revise your choice later. Choices made on one browser or device may not be reflected on another. Browser settings may also restrict technologies independently of this preference mechanism.
Choosing not to allow optional cookies does not disable technologies genuinely required to deliver account, security or transaction functions. Any new optional integration must respect the relevant preference before loading.
8. Questions
Questions about cookies, privacy or personal information may be sent to [email protected].