Cookie Policy

Cookie questions may be sent to [email protected]. Please include your browser type if you need help locating settings.

Cookies are small text files stored on your device when you visit foramulfa.digital. They can be session-based (deleted when you close the browser) or persistent (lasting until expiry or manual deletion).

Similar technologies include local storage keys we use to remember theme preference when you opt in to non-essential storage.

If you allow analytics, our analytics partner may set first-party or third-party cookies to measure aggregate navigation paths. We do not allow advertising retargeting pixels on this property.

Embedded video players on workshop preview pages may set their own cookies governed by the provider’s policy; disable embeds if you wish to avoid those reads.

Essential cookies support login sessions, load balancing, and security. Preference cookies remember UI choices such as reduced motion when you select that option.

You can reopen the cookie dialog from the footer link to change preferences at any time.

Where Korean ePrivacy interpretations require consent for non-essential cookies, we block those reads until you opt in via the modal. Rejecting optional cookies does not remove your ability to read marketing pages or submit contact forms.

Consent records include a timestamp and coarse region derived from IP for auditability.

Strictly necessary: session id, csrf token, cookie consent state. Analytics (optional): anonymous page counters and scroll depth. Functional (optional): theme persistence beyond the session when you choose dark mode storage.

We do not use cookies to store workshop payment credentials; invoicing happens outside this domain.

Major browsers let you delete or block cookies via settings. Blocking all cookies may break login or consent memory. Use our in-site preferences when possible so essential services keep working.

When we change categories or partners materially, we bump the last updated date and may show a lightweight banner to returning users. Continued use after the effective date constitutes acknowledgment unless a fresh consent is legally required.