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Kernel Harbor Academy classifies cookies into strictly necessary, functional, preference, and analytics categories. Strictly necessary cookies keep sessions stable and protect forms from basic abuse. Functional cookies remember interface choices such as collapsed navigation groups. Preference cookies store optional learning UI states when you opt in. Analytics cookies help us understand aggregate traffic patterns without selling personal data. Each category is described in plain language so administrators evaluating this site for their teams can map controls to internal quality standards.

Cookies are small text files stored on your device when you visit a website. They can be session-based, expiring when you close the browser, or persistent, expiring on a defined date. Similar technologies include local storage entries that we use sparingly and only when a feature requires faster retrieval than a round trip cookie. We do not use cookies to execute code on your machine or to access unrelated files.

Where Japanese law and global best practice require consent for non-essential cookies, we surface a clear choice before setting those technologies. You may accept analytics, reject optional categories, or open this policy for detail. Rejecting optional cookies does not block access to educational descriptions, pricing summaries, or contact forms. Consent records are tied to a random identifier stored locally and are not used for advertising auctions.

Analytics processors may set their own cookies subject to our data processing terms. Those vendors are instructed not to merge our traffic data with unrelated marketing profiles. If we embed third-party content in the future, this section will list each provider, purpose, and duration. For now, third-party cookies are limited to privacy-preserving analytics and error telemetry partners that assist with reliability.

Preference storage is minimized. When you collapse accordions or dismiss informational banners, we may remember that state to reduce repetitive UI noise. You can clear preferences by removing site data in your browser or by using our reset link in the cookie banner when available. Preference cookies never determine eligibility for training programs and never adjust pricing dynamically.

Questions about this policy may be sent to contact@logicbaseinsight.one with the subject line Cookie inquiry. We respond within a reasonable period given inquiry volume. If you represent an enterprise client reviewing subprocessors, request our latest data protection schedule for vendor names and transfer mechanisms.

The following table summarizes representative cookies: kh_session (strictly necessary, session, authentication integrity), kh_prefs (functional, 180 days, UI state), kh_analytics (analytics, 90 days, aggregate usage). Durations may change with security updates; material reductions in retention will be reflected here. Providers are listed under Third parties when applicable.

Most browsers allow you to block or delete cookies through settings. Blocking strictly necessary cookies may break forms. Refer to documentation for Safari, Firefox, Chrome, or Edge for step-by-step controls. Mobile browsers provide similar toggles under privacy menus. Corporate-managed devices may enforce additional restrictions beyond this policy.

Disabling analytics means we lose visibility into broken links and slow pages, which can indirectly slow improvements. Disabling functional cookies may reset interface choices each visit. Disabling strictly necessary cookies is not supported while using authenticated areas if those features launch in future releases. We describe impacts honestly rather than steering you toward a single choice.

We revise this statement when our processing changes or when external reviewers request clarification. Continued use after an update constitutes acknowledgment of the revised statement for non-material changes. Material changes that require fresh consent will trigger a new prompt where legally necessary. Historical versions are available on request for enterprise procurement records.