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Cookies & analytics
A clear view of the storage we use, the statistics you can choose to share, and how to change your preferences.
Last updated September 19, 2026
Optional analytics are off by default. You can browse the website and send an inquiry without enabling them.
Your choice
Choose whether to allow optional website analytics. Accepting, rejecting or changing this choice does not enroll you in emails or change permission to contact you about a form you submit.
Preference storage
ikok_privacy_preferences is a first-party local-storage entry that remembers whether you allowed optional analytics and the preference format version. It contains no form answers or visitor identifier.
The choice remains in that browser until you change it, clear site data, or the browser removes it. It is not automatically shared across your devices. If the browser cannot save a choice, optional analytics remain off.
Necessary sign-in storage
ikok_studio_session is a first-party cookie for authorized staff signing in to the website’s Content Studio. It maintains that authenticated session and is set when sign-in succeeds. It expires after 14 days or is cleared when the session is signed out through the service.
This staff cookie is separate from visitor analytics. Blocking necessary authentication cookies can prevent sign-in from working. The IKOK customer workspace is a separate application; its sign-in and storage behavior are outside this website’s analytics preference.
Optional article statistics
If you opt in, our first-party analytics records limited events such as an article view or an inquiry conversion associated with that article. Events identify the article, page path, event type and source category. They do not contain your form answers, a visitor tracking identifier or a referring URL.
These events help us understand which website content is useful. They are sent without browser credentials or a referrer header. Website delivery and security logs are separate from these optional statistics.
Privacy signals and withdrawing a choice
A Global Privacy Control signal or recognized Do Not Track signal keeps optional analytics off, including when a previous preference allowed them. Our analytics endpoint also checks supported privacy request headers.
You can reopen Cookie settings at any time and reject optional analytics. This stops future optional events from that browser. Clearing site data removes the saved choice and returns optional analytics to the default off state. It does not delete previously received records.
More information
See our Privacy Policy for information about inquiries, service providers, retention and requests. For help, use the privacy request form.