Cookie Policy

What Are Cookies?

Cookies are small alphanumeric text string files deployed directly onto your user terminal device by online web server engines. To maximize application loading speeds, this Site also utilizes browser local storage profiles. Local storage functions identically to standard cookie containers but manages records natively inside your browser application layer without a hardcoded, automatic calendar expiration threshold.

What We Store

In accordance with data minimization principles, we preserve only a singular, functional local storage parameter. We completely avoid running commercial tracking mechanisms, automated canvas fingerprinting routines, behavioral advertising profiles, or marketing tracking pixels across our tools.

Essential Local Storage Parameters

The parameter listed below is deployed the exact moment you declare your settings inside our interactive consent framework. It represents an essential mechanism required to maintain site operations and cannot be deactivated within our control interfaces:

• ck_consent_v2 (Stored via localStorage): Saves your explicit, granular preference choices in a secure JSON string configuration, including an automated activation timestamp and version baseline log history.
  Retention Period: No automatic calendar expiration; stays active until you manually wipe your local browser application cache files.
  Operational Purpose: Stops our compliance banner interface from interrupting your user experience and re-rendering on every subsequent page request loop.

Compliance Cookie Classifications

Our web infrastructure distributes and manages local storage actions under two specific, distinct compliance classifications:

• Strictly Necessary Storage: Mandatory system entries that cannot be refused by users. This classification is limited exclusively to managing and applying your current data privacy selections (the ck_consent_v2 verification key).
• Functional & Third-Party Integrations: Discretionary components. The exact moment you initiate a network search query, your browser establishing a connection directly with external API architectures (including ipwho.is, ipinfo.io, ipapi.co, freeipapi.com, and geojs.io) to fetch results. These third-party platforms handle arriving raw IP header records subject to their own separate, individual terms. This storage loop is only activated by your explicit, voluntary search action.

Third-Party Cookie Activity

Because our geolocation, DNS checker, and network diagnostic instruments pull live database elements from outside engineering environments, your user browser app directly interfaces with external platforms during search requests. These vendors may deploy independent technical cookies to secure their APIs. EKSTRUH LTD maintains no structural oversight or operational liability regarding cookies managed by third-party data platforms.

What Our Code Does NOT Deploy

To guarantee complete privacy, our source files do not run or load any of the following items:

• Targeted, commercial, or remarketing advertising networks.
• Social media cross-site tracking pixels or data collection engines.
• Third-party user session analytics monitoring suites (such as Google Analytics trackers).
• User cross-site fingerprinting canvas scripts or tracking algorithms.

Managing Your Localized Browser Preferences

You can adjust, clear, or audit your application data configuration values at any time using these standard developer methods:

• Footer Settings Panel: Select the Cookie Settings link located inside our global site footer to instantly re-initialize the choice panel and alter your active selections.
• Developer Engineering Tools: Press F12 to open your browser’s Developer Tools panel, select the Application/Storage header, navigate into the Local Storage drop-down, and clear the ck_consent_v2 row string to force a baseline configuration refresh.
• Global System Browser Settings: You can configure your native web browser to auto-purge or completely disable localized storage actions by accessing your platform documentation pages (Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Apple Safari, or Microsoft Edge).

Warning Note: Turning off browser local storage capabilities will cause our compliance tracking banner to re-render on every new page load loop across your session.

Policy Updates

We reserve full administrative rights to alter this configuration text block. All revisions are published directly to this live page path alongside an updated tracking date.

Contact Administration

If you have any questions regarding how EKSTRUH LTD uses localized browser storage parameters, reach out to our network compliance team:

• Support Desk Email: help@ipaddresslookuptool.com