Cookie Policy

NeoHumanCode.com uses cookies for site operation, experience and measurement. We currently use seven cookies, all first-party:

• Session (24 hours, essential): keeps you signed in.
• Language (1 year, functional): remembers your language preference.
• Password reset (10 minutes, essential): enables the password recovery process.
• Cookie preferences (1 year, functional): remembers your decision about the analytics cookie.
• Analytics (1 year, analytics): a random first-party identifier that lets us measure in aggregate how the site is used, for example how many visits go on to complete a registration. It is only set if you accept it.
• Referral (30 days, functional): when you arrive through a facilitator's link, it remembers the associated discount code so it can be applied at checkout.
• Google sign-in (24 hours, essential): only if you choose to sign in with Google. It holds the state of the exchange with Google so that, when you come back, we can verify the response matches the request you started. It is a first-party cookie: Google does not set it.

We do not use third-party or advertising cookies. The analytics identifier is first-party, contains no personal data and is not shared with anyone. Our general traffic analytics (Cloudflare Analytics) runs server-side and uses no cookies.

When you enter the site, a notice lets you accept all cookies or continue with essential and functional cookies only, with direct access to this Policy. You can change your decision at any time from the preferences panel at the end of this page, and you can also block or delete cookies from your browser settings, understanding that this may affect certain features (such as staying signed in).

If we ever add personalization or marketing cookies, we will update this Policy and extend the preferences panel to accept, reject or configure each category individually, with equal visibility for every option.

The welcome video shown on the home page is hosted on YouTube (Google). To avoid any contact with that service without your involvement, the page shows only a still image: the YouTube player loads only if you choose to play the video. If you play it, Google may store information in your browser under its own policies; we use privacy-enhanced mode (youtube-nocookie.com), which avoids advertising tracking cookies. You can read Google's Privacy Policy at policies.google.com/privacy.

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