Cookies Policy
This page explains how Stanton uses cookies and similar browser storage to keep accounts signed in, remember preferences, secure the platform, and support shared-project workflows.
1. What cookies are
Cookies are small data files placed on your browser or device. Stanton may also use related browser storage, such as local storage or session storage, to support account sessions, preferences, security, and application state.
2. How Stanton uses cookies and storage
- Essential authentication: to keep you signed in, protect sessions, and maintain secure account access.
- Preferences: to remember interface state, recent activity, and workspace settings.
- Security and integrity: to help detect abuse, prevent misuse, and preserve service stability.
- Shared-project workflows: to support collaboration sessions, viewer identity, and link-based project access.
- Service features: to support browser-based tools, file handling, project persistence, and compatible embedded services.
3. Third-party services
Depending on the page and feature you use, Stanton may call third-party services such as Google sign-in, mapping, infrastructure, or content delivery providers. Those services may set or rely on their own cookies or device identifiers under their own terms and policies.
4. Managing cookies
You can usually control cookies through your browser settings, including blocking, deleting, or clearing stored data. If you disable essential cookies or related storage, some Stanton features may stop working correctly, including login sessions, collaboration, saved preferences, and shared project access.
5. Changes to this policy
We may update this policy from time to time to reflect technical, operational, legal, or product changes. The effective date at the top of the page will be updated when material changes are published.
6. Contact us
If you have questions about cookies, browser storage, or privacy controls for Stanton, contact us using the details below.