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Cookie Policy

This page lists what pwtech.pw stores in your browser and which third parties load with our pages. Everything below was checked on the live site in September 2026.

What we set

No cookie is set when you view a page — we checked the home, contact and about pages as an ordinary visitor, through Cloudflare, which sits in front of the site. There is no Google Analytics, no Tag Manager, no Meta pixel and no behavioural tracker on any of our published pages. What the site keeps in your browser is limited to things you chose to do:

  • Chat assistant. Before your first question the assistant asks for an email address or mobile number. What you enter — or a note that you skipped — is kept in your browser’s local storage under pwchat_contact_v1, so it does not ask again. Your questions are not stored in your browser. Clearing this site’s data removes it.
  • Desktop Mode. If you open Desktop Mode and pick a workspace theme, the theme’s name is kept in local storage under pwtech-os-theme, so it opens the same way next time.
  • Language choice. If you pick a language in the header selector, the choice is kept in local storage under __GT_TRANSLATE_LANGS, so the next page opens in that language. Clearing this site’s data removes it.
  • Forms. Submitting a form may set a short-lived cookie so that the submission can be processed.
  • Logged-in editors only. Standard WordPress authentication cookies, set only for staff who sign in to the admin area.

Third parties that load with our pages

  • If you choose a language. This happens only after you pick a language in the header selector. Then your browser loads a script from GTranslate (cdn.gtranslate.net) and sends the page’s text to Google (translate-pa.googleapis.com) to translate it, on that page and on each page you open after it until you switch back to English. Checked on 5 November 2026.
  • On an ordinary visit, none. No page loads a script, font, image or video from another company’s servers; everything is served from pwtech.pw through Cloudflare, which sits in front of the site. Our forms are protected from automated abuse without a CAPTCHA or any outside service.

Selecting the WhatsApp button hands you to WhatsApp, which then applies its own cookies and terms.

Controlling them

Every browser lets you view, block and delete cookies and site data, usually under Privacy or Site settings. Blocking local storage means the chat assistant asks for your contact detail on each visit; the rest of the site reads normally. There is no consent banner on this site because none is needed: neither our server nor Cloudflare sets a cookie when you view a page, and no third party loads with our pages. If we add any other cookie or tracker, this page changes first.

Questions

Email [email protected]. Related reading: our Privacy Policy and Security & Compliance page.

Last updated: 4 November 2026.