What Cookies Are
Cookies are small text files stored on your browser or device. Similar technologies include pixels, tags, scripts, local storage, and identifiers that help websites operate, remember choices, measure activity, or support advertising.
How We Use Cookies
We use cookies and similar technologies to deliver pages, protect the website, support core functionality, understand site traffic and performance, measure campaigns, improve our content, and support advertising or outreach.
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Cookie Categories
- Strictly necessary: Required for security, page delivery, form protection, and core website functions.
- Analytics: Cookies and similar technologies that help us understand how visitors use the site and improve content, forms, and performance.
- Marketing: Cookies and similar technologies that help us measure advertising, understand campaign performance, and support retargeting or relevant outreach.
Browser Controls and External Opt-Out
We do not provide a separate Clarity preference control on this website. Microsoft directs visitors who want to opt out of Clarity telemetry to select Microsoft in the Digital Advertising Alliance WebChoices tool. The external choice is stored in the browser used to make it. Your browser may also allow you to block, delete, or limit cookies and trackers; blocking cookies alone may not stop all limited analytics collection.
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Cookie Duration
Cookies may be session cookies that expire when you close your browser or persistent cookies that remain until they expire or you delete them. Third-party tools may use their own cookie durations and controls.
Third-Party Tools
Some optional cookies may be set by service providers that help us with analytics, advertising, hosting, security, scheduling, communications, or website operations. Third-party providers may process information according to their own terms and privacy notices.
Google Analytics 4 uses a first-party browser identifier such as _ga to distinguish visits and measure anonymous form progress. Meta Pixel may use identifiers such as _fbp and _fbc to measure advertising. Form entries themselves are not included in our Google Analytics events.
Microsoft Clarity is set to load on ordinary website visits and uses first- and third-party cookies and similar technologies to link visits, create heatmaps, and reconstruct website interactions as session replays. Its identifiers can include _clck and _clsk. We use available data to improve pages and forms, diagnose technical issues, and review suspected misuse or security incidents. Form entries and selected sensitive content are masked, while public page text and other interactions may be visible. See the Session Replay and Microsoft Clarity section of our Privacy Policy and the Microsoft Privacy Statement.
Updates
We may update this Cookie Notice from time to time. Changes will be posted on this page with a revised effective date. For more information about how we handle personal information, see our Privacy Policy.