What Are Cookies?

Cookies are small text files that websites place on your computer or mobile device. They're pretty standard across the web now. Think of them as little memory aids that help websites remember who you are and what you've done during previous visits.

When you come back to hyperevolvra.com, these files let us recognize your browser and recall certain information. This might be your language preference, items you've looked at, or where you left off in a form.

Some cookies disappear when you close your browser. Others stick around on your device for longer periods, sometimes months or even years, depending on their purpose.

Types of Cookies We Use

Not all cookies do the same thing. Here's how we categorize the ones we use on our site:

How We Use This Information

The data we collect through cookies serves several purposes. We use it to keep the site running smoothly, to understand what content resonates with visitors, and to improve our services over time.

For example, if we notice that many people are leaving the site from a particular page, that tells us something might be confusing or not working well. Or if certain resources get downloaded frequently, we know that's valuable content worth expanding.

When you fill out a contact form or request information about our services, cookies help us remember what you've already told us. This way, you don't have to re-enter the same details if you navigate away and come back.

Data Retention Periods

Different cookies stay on your device for different lengths of time. Here's a general breakdown:

Third-Party Cookies

Some cookies on our site come from external services we use. These might include analytics platforms, content delivery networks, or embedded media players.

When you watch a video embedded on our site or interact with certain features, those third-party services may set their own cookies. We don't control these cookies directly, and they're governed by the privacy policies of those external companies.

We try to work only with reputable service providers who maintain strong privacy standards. But if you want more details about how these third parties handle data, you'll need to check their respective privacy policies.

Mobile Device Settings

Mobile browsers handle cookies a bit differently than desktop browsers. On smartphones and tablets, you can typically manage cookies through your browser app's settings.

iOS users can adjust cookie settings in Safari through the Settings app under Safari → Privacy & Security. Android users will find cookie controls within their browser app settings, though the exact location varies depending on which browser you're using.

Many mobile operating systems also offer broader tracking controls that limit how apps and websites can follow your activity. These are worth exploring if privacy is a concern for you.

Changes to This Policy

We update this policy occasionally to reflect changes in how we use cookies or to comply with new regulations. When we make significant changes, we'll update the date at the top of this page.

If you're a regular visitor, it's worth checking back here now and then to stay informed about our practices. We don't make changes frequently, but when we do, they're usually in response to feedback or evolving privacy standards.

For major changes that affect how we handle your data, we might also post a notice on our homepage or send an email if you're subscribed to our updates.