Cookie Policy.

What cookies are

A cookie is a small text file that a website stores on a browser or device. Cookies can keep a session working, remember a preference, measure visits, or support advertising. Similar technologies include local storage, software development kits, tracking pixels, and scripts that read information from a device.

These technologies are not all used for the same purpose. A security token needed to deliver a requested page is different from an identifier used to follow a reader across websites. This policy distinguishes necessary site operation from optional measurement or marketing.

Our current use

At the date shown above, the public pages of Vedic Astrology Space do not intentionally set cookies for audience analytics, advertising, cross-site tracking, social media profiling, or personalized content. Readers do not need an account or login to access the article library.

The contact and newsletter interfaces do not use a cookie to remember what a reader enters. Following an external link may take you to a service that uses its own cookies. Those cookies are controlled by the external service, not by this policy.

Necessary technology

Our hosting and security infrastructure may use short-lived technical information to route a request, balance traffic, prevent abuse, or keep the service available. Such technology is used for site delivery and security rather than advertising.

Server logs may record an IP address, request time, browser information, referring page, and requested URL. A server log is not necessarily a cookie, but it can contain personal data. The Privacy Policy explains how this information is handled.

External services

The site may load a resource such as a font from an external provider or link to a third-party website. When your browser requests an external resource, that provider can receive technical information such as your IP address, browser details, and the page that made the request. Its own privacy and cookie terms apply.

We do not currently embed social media timelines, advertising networks, or third-party comment systems. If an article later embeds media or a tool that places non-essential cookies, we will identify the provider and provide an appropriate choice before the technology runs where required.

Browser controls

Most browsers let you inspect, delete, or block cookies. You can usually block third-party cookies separately, clear stored data when the browser closes, or use a private browsing session. The exact controls depend on the browser and device.

Blocking necessary technology can affect security or page delivery on some websites. Because this site does not currently rely on reader preference cookies, blocking non-essential cookies should not change the article-reading experience.

Future changes and consent

If we introduce non-essential analytics, advertising, personalization, or similar technology, we will update this page with the provider, purpose, and expected duration. Where consent is required, the technology will not run until the reader makes a clear choice.

Continuing to browse is not treated as consent to non-essential cookies. A preference control, if introduced, will make it possible to refuse optional categories without losing access to editorial pages.

Contact

Questions about cookies or browser storage on this site can be sent to [email protected]. Include the page URL, browser, and approximate time if you are reporting unexpected storage or tracking behavior.