Cookies and similar browser storage are small pieces of data a website can leave on your device so it remembers something between visits. Many sites lean on them heavily to measure traffic, show targeted ads or keep you signed in. This site needs almost none of that.
The single item we store
When the notice at the edge of the screen asks about cookies and you answer, your browser saves that answer in its local storage. Its only job is to stop the notice from reopening on every page you visit. It holds no name, no email and no browsing history, and it stays on your device rather than travelling back to us.
What is absent
We run no analytics service, no advertising network, no tracking pixels and no embedded social widgets that drop their own cookies. Reading an article here does not add to any profile, ours or anyone else's.
Clearing your choice
You can remove the stored answer whenever you like. In most browsers, open the settings or privacy section, find the option to clear site data or cookies, and either clear everything or pick wroughtironconcepts.com from the list of sites. A private or incognito window will also start without it. The next time you load a page, the notice will simply ask again.
For the fuller picture of what we collect, including the server logs kept by our host, read how we handle data.