1. What cookies are
Cookies are small text records stored by a browser when you visit a website. Similar technologies include local storage, session storage, pixels and device identifiers. They can keep a shopping cart working, remember a choice, measure performance or support advertising.
2. Our current approach
This static version of luresback.com is designed to work without advertising cookies or third-party analytics. It uses first-party browser storage only for functions requested by the visitor, such as keeping items in the demonstration cart and carrying a sample order reference to the confirmation screen.
Because these functions are strictly necessary to provide the interaction requested, a non-essential cookie banner is not displayed. If analytics, embedded marketing services, live ecommerce or other non-essential technologies are added, this policy and the consent interface must be updated before those technologies run where consent is required.
3. Storage currently used
| Name | Type | Purpose | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
luresback-cart-v1 | First-party local storage | Keeps product IDs, options and quantities in the cart on the same browser. | Until cleared by the user, browser or completed preview checkout. |
luresback-last-order | First-party session storage | Displays the randomly generated demonstration reference on the confirmation page. | Until the browser tab or session closes. |
These records contain no card details. In the static checkout preview, form fields are not sent to a server or saved.
4. Categories that may be used in a live store
- Strictly necessary: security, load balancing, checkout, fraud prevention, authentication and consent records.
- Preferences: language, currency, region or display choices.
- Analytics: aggregate information about visits, navigation and errors.
- Marketing: campaign measurement, audience building or advertising personalisation.
Preference, analytics and marketing technologies will remain off until the visitor has made the choice required by applicable law. Refusing them will not prevent core shopping functions.
5. Embedded media and third parties
The hero demonstration video is served as a local Website asset and loads only after the visitor chooses to play it. Links to Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, payment providers or other third parties can take you to services that set their own cookies. Their policies govern those services.
6. How to control storage
You can remove or block site data in browser settings. Blocking necessary storage may cause the cart or checkout flow to forget products. Browser menus differ, but controls are usually under Privacy, Cookies or Site Data.
If a consent manager is introduced, you will be able to revisit optional choices through a “Cookie settings” link. Withdrawing consent will not make earlier processing unlawful.
7. Do Not Track and global signals
Browser signals are still implemented inconsistently across websites. Where legally required and technically supported, we will respect recognised opt-out signals. Because the current site does not run behavioural advertising, no advertising profile is created by LuresBack.
8. Updates and contact
We will update this list when storage technologies change. Material changes will be highlighted where appropriate. Questions can be sent to info@luresback.com.