Cookie Policy

2. What Cookies and Similar Technologies Are

A cookie is a small text file that a website or online service may store in a visitor’s browser or device.

Cookies and similar technologies may be used to:

  • Maintain a secure website session
  • Protect forms against unauthorized or abusive requests
  • Remember a visitor’s choices
  • Support an embedded booking service
  • Detect automated traffic or security threats

Some cookies last only for a browser session. Others may remain until their stated expiration date or until the visitor removes them.

3. Necessary First-Party Cookies

The MJ Web Concepts application uses necessary first-party cookies for security and session operation.

XSRF-TOKEN

Purpose: Helps protect forms and website requests against cross-site request forgery.

Category: Necessary security cookie.

Duration: Session or application-configuration dependent.

mj-web-concepts-session

Purpose: Maintains the application session needed for security, form validation, and temporary website messages.

Category: Necessary session cookie.

Duration: Session or application-configuration dependent.

These cookies are not used by MJ Web Concepts for advertising or cross-site behavioral tracking.

Blocking necessary cookies may prevent the contact form or other security-related website features from operating correctly.

4. Calendly Booking Cookies

Calendly is embedded on the Free Consultation page.

When a visitor opens or uses the Calendly booking service, Calendly and its infrastructure providers may store or access cookies and similar technologies under their own policies.

Cookies observed during a technical review included:

_calendly_session

Used by Calendly to support the scheduling session and booking experience.

cal_anonymous_id

Used by Calendly to assign an anonymous identifier within its service.

__cf_bm and _cfuvid

Cloudflare-managed security cookies that may be used within Calendly’s infrastructure to identify automated traffic, protect the service, and manage security.

Third-party cookie names, purposes, providers, and retention periods may change without a change to the MJ Web Concepts application.

Calendly may display its own cookie notice or preference controls depending on the visitor’s location and the service’s current configuration.

5. Cloudflare Turnstile

Cloudflare Turnstile is used on the contact form to help distinguish genuine visitors from automated or abusive submissions.

When Turnstile is enabled, Cloudflare may process technical information and use necessary security technologies to perform its verification.

MJ Web Concepts does not use Turnstile for advertising or behavioral profiling.

Cloudflare controls the technical operation, storage behavior, and retention periods that apply to its service.

6. Analytics and Advertising Cookies

The MJ Web Concepts website does not currently use confirmed first-party implementations of:

  • Google Analytics
  • Google Tag Manager
  • Microsoft Clarity
  • Meta Pixel
  • Advertising or remarketing cookies

Google Search Console, if added in the future, would report search performance and would not by itself require a visitor-facing analytics cookie.

This policy must be updated if analytics, advertising, personalization, or other optional tracking technologies are added later.

8. How Visitors Can Manage Cookies

Visitors may use their browser settings to:

  • View stored cookies
  • Delete existing cookies
  • Block all or selected cookies
  • Block third-party cookies
  • Clear cookies when the browser closes

Blocking or deleting cookies may affect the contact form, consultation booking, security checks, or other website functions.

Where Calendly displays cookie preferences, visitors may use those controls to manage choices within the Calendly service.

9. Third-Party Providers and Retention

Confirmed services that may be relevant to cookies or similar technologies include:

  • Hostinger — website hosting and server security
  • Calendly — consultation scheduling and its embedded booking interface
  • Cloudflare — Turnstile spam protection and security services used by third-party infrastructure
  • Google Calendar and Google Meet — calendar events and meeting links created after booking

These providers operate under their own terms, privacy policies, cookie practices, and retention procedures.

MJ Web Concepts does not control their exact cookie names, expiration periods, processing locations, or future service changes.

Visitors should review the current policies and controls provided by the relevant service for the most current information.

10. Changes to This Cookie Policy

MJ Web Concepts may update this Cookie Policy when:

  • The website’s cookie practices change
  • A third-party service is added, removed, or reconfigured
  • Analytics or advertising tools are introduced
  • Legal or regulatory requirements change
  • More accurate technical information becomes available

The revised policy will be published on this page with an updated “Last updated” date.

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